Daiwa Legalis LT Series Spinning Reel

The 2021 Legalis LT features our LT body (light, yet tough) constructed from a carbon-based composite that is much lighter than conventional materials, yet very durable. The Air Rotor and Air Bail also contribute to a much greater strength to weight ratio, making the reels lighter and easier to handle without fatigue over the long course of a full day of fishing. 

FEATURES: 

• Zaion-V LT Concept Body 
  
• AIR BAIL & AIR ROTOR
• ATD Drag System
• 6 Ball Bearings

SPECIFICATIONS:

Based on Braided Line Capacity:

LEGLT1000D - [Gear Ratio 5.2:1, 5+1 Bearings, 11Lb Drag, Line Capacity 200Yd/8Lb, Recommended Line Sizes: 6 lbs to 8 lbs, Weight 6.5oz.]

LEGLT2000D - [Gear Ratio 5.2:1, 5+1 Bearings, 11Lb Drag, Line Capacity 280Yd/8Lb, Recommended Line Sizes: 8 lbs to 10 lbs, Weight 6.5oz.]

LEGLT2500D - [Gear Ratio 5.2:1, 5+1 Bearings, 22Lb Drag, Line Capacity 250Yd/10Lb,  Recommended Line Sizes: 10 lbs to 15 lbs, Weight 7.2oz.]

LEGLT2500D-XH - [Gear Ratio 6.2:1, 5+1 Bearings, 22Lb Drag, Line Capacity 250Yd/10Lb, Recommended Line Sizes: 10 lbs to 15 lbs, Weight 7.2oz.]

LEGLT3000D-C - [Gear Ratio 5.3:1, 5+1 Bearings, 22.0Lb Drag, Line Capacity 250Yd/15Lb, Recommended Line Sizes: 15 lbs to 20 lbs, Weight 7.6oz.]

LEGLT4000D-C - [Gear Ratio 5.2:1, 5+1 Bearings, 26.4Lb Drag, Line Capacity 280Yd/20Lb, Recommended Line Sizes: 20 lbs to 30 lbs, Weight 8.3oz.]

Line Recommendations:

These reels can work great with braid as well as monofilament lines from all top manufacturers. We personally recommend using braid as the mainline on top of some mono backing to use to stick to the spool and to fill the base layer of the spool with mono so you can save money on the braid. 

We have tested a variety of lines over the years, and the 2 that seem to consistently score high for both breaking strength and casting distance are PowerPro & Daiwa's J-Braid 8 Grand.

For selecting the power rating to go with, it's best to go with a power that is in the recommended range for your reel of choice (range shown above in specs).

Click here to see how to spool the lines yourself.

 For any Warranty Questions or Claims, please contact Daiwa US for more information: Warranty Claims – Daiwa US