Is it just me but they look exactly the same as a accurate ? Are they just a copy reverse engineered to sell at half the price ? If so that's cool as long as they are cheap I would give them a go .

You should really set up a page rather than a profile, means you don't have to befriend everybody and then receive a stream of their inner most rubbish.

Boxee, thanks for the comment, its sorted now.

No stress, you'll be glad you did. Nice prices, on the 300 does the reel foot always have the protrusions or are they removable? 

Just an update, finally the website is up. Please have a look at all available models: http://www.basszone.co.nz

How much for the universal tbar handle?

PE Pete wrote: Hey Atis, must say the reels look a million bucks mate! Bit confused about the max drag capacity. Above you mention 25lb max drag on the website link states 30kg which seem massive for a relatively compact dual drag system.

Agree with you Pete, i sent a Poseidon150 away to get independent review and it delivered 9kg of drag with free spool and full spool of line, so with a near empty spool and drag control done right up, i would envisage at least 20kg drag, which is amazing for such a small reel. Not that anyone would ever use it especially since you would be using 20-30lb braid at max.

kaveman wrote: PE Pete wrote: Hey Atis, must say the reels look a million bucks mate! Bit confused about the max drag capacity. Above you mention 25lb max drag on the website link states 30kg which seem massive for a relatively compact dual drag system. Agree with you Pete, i sent a Poseidon150 away to get independent review and it delivered 9kg of drag with free spool and full spool of line, so with a near empty spool and drag control done right up, i would envisage at least 20kg drag, which is amazing for such a small reel. Not that anyone would ever use it especially since you would be using 20-30lb braid at max.

As always doin our homework there Kev! Onya mate.
Certainly a bit confusing & probably needs to be changed on the web page I would have thought. You know what us train sporting fishos are like about this kinda thing
I bet those smaller models go great guns with your micro jigs Kev?

Yep I hear ya Kev, probably more appropriate to have said slow jigs! Just proving my point about us all being train spotters

I've had a 150 for a couple of months now and was suprised to see the one tested only managed 9kg of drag.  I have PE3 braid on mine as Its primary usage is a shallow water gnarly foul stray lining reel, the braid breaks at 42lb.  These reels put out some serious stopping power.   I hooked up to a good sized snapper, struck it, not realising I had gone past the strike button to sunset and just about went over the side of the boat when the fish pulled hard and I didn't have good footing.  I have cubed up kings in the 80-90cm bracket and sunset drag will totally stop them in their tracks, they cannot pull line off.