Shimano Twin Power SW C

The TWIN POWER SW challenges the impossible, embodying decades of SHIMANO Big Game knowledge and unparalleled engineering experience, all in one reel. This powerhouse can truly handle anything and is a pleasure to use. The Twinpower SW performs in the most demanding situations, giving you the confidence to take on any challenge.
It's one of those reels you immediately trust. Its immense strength and robustness ensure you never feel like you're up against the wall. But this Twin Power has more to offer than just strength. The Twin Power incorporates many features from the Stella SW. In combination with the right rods, its lightness provides superior balance, making jigging or plug fishing more effective, efficient, and less tiring. This is a reel you know will give you maximum power and comfort for long fights without you getting exhausted when the moment comes. Especially the 10000 and 14000 models, which also feature Heat Sink Drag to further support the drag in controlling heat generated in the spool when under maximum pressure during a fight. InfinityDrive provides more cranking power, making the reel stronger and allowing for lighter and smoother retrieves.
You get a serious amount of technology with a Twin Power SW, especially in its internal workings – and that's a good thing because this is a reel that will help you master every fish. HAGANE Gear, X-SHIP, and Infinity Drive work harmoniously in the HAGANE Body to deliver the cranking power you'll need. The X-Tough Drag and Heat Sink Spool technology give you fully reliable, powerful drag performance, and X-Shield and X-Protect keep saltwater away from the moving parts. Crafted from our best and highest quality components, you'll be ready for anything with a Twin Power SW.
A firm favorite among anglers who travel the world in search of the most powerful fish species, demanding the utmost from your equipment. The ideal reel for fishing for sea bass (smaller fast models), catfish, GTs during your dream trip, and saltwater giants that can be caught from Northern Norway to Southern Europe from a boat.