Any of you have one or experience with one? My dad bought me one for my birthday. He got me the new OG since it’s salt rated so I can use it inshore and here at home. I never heard of them until I got it. 5.7oz total weight and crazy smooth. Need to pick out a rod for it now and put it to work when I am in FL next week.
I've been demo'ing a Hundo. Super light reel, I'd like to see some tweaks to the centrifugal braking, but the reel is really really smooth.
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Nice. What are you seeing with the braking? Also what rod do you have it on and is there a particular technique you are using it for?Originally Posted by goodman_fishing
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I guess these haven't been out long enough to make it into a lot of hands yet. You guys should check them out. Frame is machined from a single piece of 6061 aluminum.
They are interesting, but for me too expensive to take a chance on. Know what daiwa and shimano reels work for the things I do, and about 150-200 less. I've looked at them online, but when I can buy a reel and a rod for the price of the unknown its a hard sell.
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Have 4 of 'em. 2 GOATS in 7:1, Saltwater and Hundo. They are an amazing reel at that price point. The Hundo is pricey but smooth as butter once it is dialed in.
Where are they manufactured ?
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I have a Hundo. I love the size and it is unbelievable smooth. The only complaint I would have is that is doesnt do well with light weight baits. I use it for Chatterbaits, Spinnerbaits and Square Bills. Solid reel, but braking could be refined some.
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