This is what "Feel Alive" should be like. The best video intro, music, contents and awesome results at the end. This make me wants to get the SOL MQ right away. However your link to the SOL MQ Reel brought us to Exist instead.
@@DaiwaAustralia Thanks Tom, Ive only just starting using the spike, love its action and seems easy to use Its up there with my double clutch collection rating wise Thanks for the quick reply
This was a great video, was for me the best way to conduct and demonstrate a product review, Tom great job good to see you back one the water. Again great video and a big thank you to Daiwa Australia 🇦🇺.
Hey Tom, Is it gonna be a good reel for bream in that 2000s size? Will it cast like a rocket and have smooth enough drag that the fight is fun but I can skulldrag the bream if necessary?
@@DaiwaAustraliacool mate I do need a pig extracting outfit as I fish the Blackwood river which is heavily timbered. Do you think there is better options in your range for under $400? Thanks 🤟
Okay a few things: 1. love long videos like this 2. love, love, the look of TD Sol reels, they are WAY up the top of my wishlist (actually I want a baitcaster first to show the kids some freshwater fishing, and a heavier reel for jews, but these are sexy AF) 3. I wonder if he piled all the stuff from the showcase the other week into his boot and buggered off fishing? I know I would. 🤣
I’m getting a headache trying to ascertain the differences between reels. How does the TD Sol MQ compare to the 21 Saltist MQ? Almost identical pricing so what gives? Cheers!
TD SOL is made from Zaion V, Saltist is alloy body. So TD SOL will be a much lighter reel, 45g lighter to be exact. Better suited to lots of cast and retrieve. Saltist is a great workhorse for someone that probably is bait fishing more than lures.
@@tomslater574 thank you very much, Tom! I’m a lure fisherman so looks like I’ll be getting the TD Sol. Just about to head out now for a fish walking along the harbour foreshore. Cheers
No doubt either choice would be great. Both use MQ body technology. Ultimately probably comes down to which balances the outfit better. Certate being aluminium body is a little heavier than TD SOL and might suit a heavier rod a bit better!
Hey guys in contemplating between this reel, the new td black or the caldia in the 3000. I want to be able to cast these lures and up to 20gram jigs. What would be my best choice here?
The sol is going to be a better reel with the nicer bearings with mag seal for longevity but any of those reels are going to work it just all depends on your budget and what you need it to do As long as they are matched up with the right rod to be throwing 20 gram jigs then you won’t have a problem 👍🏼
Any of those will do the job really well, TD SOL will have a bit lighter rotation due to the ZAION rotor and 1pc Airbail. The Magseal line roller is a nice touch too. Can't go wrong either way.
