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What's the difference between these two reels other then price? Was looking at purchasing my first baitcaster and was originally going be the tatula sv tws reel but it's taken forever to come in so decided to step up to zillion sv tws but found the steez sv for 15 dollars more. What is the difference?

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The big difference is that the Steez is a magnesium frame and the Zillion is an Aluminum alloy frame. Also the Steez has more bearings. The Zillion is also salt water approved I think, Some one will correct me if I am wrong.

The TATULA sv tw is on ebay for $135.00 Takes about 4 days to receive, I just purchased 2.

 

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On 7/22/2017 at 6:44 AM, Matt_3479 said:

What's the difference between these two reels other then price? Was looking at purchasing my first baitcaster and was originally going be the tatula sv tws reel but it's taken forever to come in so decided to step up to zillion sv tws but found the steez sv for 15 dollars more. What is the difference?

 

Maybe I am not reading this correctly, but if you can get the Steez SV for only $15 more than the Zillion that is what you should do. I have the Zillion SV TWS and love it. Steez is even more refined.

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What website are you finding this stuff? Please fill me in so I can order a left hand 7.3.1 :D

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I live in Canada so it's probably a lot more expensive then what you're paying anyways lol. But the zillion sv tws is 399.99 and the steez sv is 419.99 so it's 20 dollars more I just double checked (regular 569.99). So it's a great price but doesn't have the t-wing system and was wondering how much of a difference that made? I'm inclined to purchase the steez as it's a great deal here but technically the zillion I'm looking at has more of the modern technology right? Which is better?

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1 hour ago, Matt_3479 said:

I live in Canada so it's probably a lot more expensive then what you're paying anyways lol. But the zillion sv tws is 399.99 and the steez sv is 419.99 so it's 20 dollars more I just double checked (regular 569.99). So it's a great price but doesn't have the t-wing system and was wondering how much of a difference that made? I'm inclined to purchase the steez as it's a great deal here but technically the zillion I'm looking at has more of the modern technology right? Which is better?

Can you post the models of each reel?

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1 hour ago, DomQ said:

Can you post the models of each reel?

 

Daiwa zillion sv tws there is both the ZLNSV1016h and ZLNSV1016SH

 

and the steez is the 

 

STEEZSV103H

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I have a Zillion SV TWS and I like it far less than I do the other Daiwa reels I own.  It doesn't feel as sturdy or smooth as the other ones and is less comfortable to palm then an sv103 or sv105.  

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On 2017-07-24 at 0:30 PM, Bunnielab said:

I have a Zillion SV TWS and I like it far less than I do the other Daiwa reels I own.  It doesn't feel as sturdy or smooth as the other ones and is less comfortable to palm then an sv103 or sv105.  

 

Have you played with a few zillions or just yours. Cause the one I got to handle in the store felt incredible 

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8 hours ago, Matt_3479 said:

 

Have you played with a few zillions or just yours. Cause the one I got to handle in the store felt incredible 

 

Just mine.  It isn't bad per se, but it is noticeable next to the other reels, especially the sv103.  

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