Showcasing over two decades of relentless refinement, the Daiwa 25 Saltiga stands at the pinnacle of strength and reliability. Featuring the groundbreaking PowerDrive Design, it’s built with an uncompromising focus on power and toughness to perform when it matters most. The Dawia 25 Saltiga's PowerDrive and PowerDrive Rotor minimise start-up inertia, while the new DRD/ATD Tough Drag system deliver constant pressure for unmatched control during the fight. The Daiwa 25 Saltiga is all muscle, designed to help you "Break Your Record" and capture trophy fish, cast after cast. With a gear over 10% larger than its predecessor, the Daiwa 25 Saltiga delivers unmatched strength and precision you can feel with every turn. When the pressure is on, the Daiwa 25 Saltiga delivers. The one-piece Monocoque Body and Magsealed technology ensure superior water resistance, keeping out salt and impurities for consistent, reliable performance in all conditions.
Features:
- PowerDrive Design - This consists of two technology units - the body unit which is the PowerDrive Engine and the rotor unit PowerDrive Rotor.
- PowerDrive Rotor - The new PowerDrive Rotor is engineered for strength and efficiency. Crafted to handle the heaviest loads, this rotor delivers superior stability, allowing anglers to pull in the largest of fish with ease. The unique shape, which appears as though it was cut from a sphere, maintains low inertia and has an increased rigidity of 7%. The PowerDrive Rotor ensures that each turn of the handle translates into a smoother, more powerful retrieve, even under extreme pressure.
- PowerDrive Engine - Experience raw strength redefined with the PowerDrive Engine body unit. Featuring an Oversized Power DigiGear and Power Roller Oscillation system, it delivers unmatched winding power, smoothness and durability.
- Oversized Power DigiGear - Built with G1 duralumin for exceptional durability, the Monocoque Body design accommodates a larger, thicker gear - 10% larger and 6% thicker than the previous model. Precisely engineered gear teeth enhance drive efficiency, while minimal deflection ensures stable, consistent meshing. This reduces power loss, providing smooth and effortless winding performance.
- Power Roller Oscillation System - The redesigned two-ball bearing pillar support system enhances oscillation efficiency by 20%, ensuring smooth, responsive, and powerful winding, even under heavy loads. Frictional resistance is significantly reduced, providing reliable performance and ultimate control when tackling the strain of the largest fish in the ocean.
- Tough Line Roller System - The redesigned Tough Line Roller System is enlarged to endure repeated heavy loads, and the updated design better integrates the screw with the bail arm. Removing joints at high-stress points enhances rigidity and durability around the line roller. The new line roller, optimised for PE braided lines, reduces sliding resistance by approximately 3%.
- Crank Power Bail - The new crank-shaped design directs line smoothly to the line roller without fail. The redesigned shape and spring mechanism enhances opening and closing angles, preventing unintentional bail movement. This improvement significantly enhances line feeding to the roller, especially during jigging and while the line is tensioned.
- DRD Drag System (Size 18000+) - Drags that use carbon washers are highly durable, but DRD takes it to another level with a new drag mechanism designed to target larger fish. Equipped with eight metal rollers on a single metal plate, DRD controls the loss of drag force caused by frictional heat. It is smooth under pressure and is 5x times more durable.
- ATD Tough Drag System (Up to Size 14000) - The ATD Tough Drag system delivers exceptional drag strength and smoothness. The large carbon drag stack provides anglers with the ultimate in smooth performance and reliability.
The Differences Between The Daiwa 20 Saltiga Spin Reel And The Daiwa 25 Saltiga Spin Reel
Check out the video above for a comprehensive understanding and explaination of the upgrades in technologies and specs. Here is a simple visual version of a few keys differences between the two models.
