The Alinox 400 is a heavy-duty, high-line capacity casting reel equipped with a Bait-Clicker Switch. It features a magnetic brake system that enables long-distance casting and has a maximum Drag Power of 17kg/38 LBS making it suitable for saltwater scenarios where large bait and big fish are targeted.

ALINOX 400 HIGHLIGHTS

• Catch the Biggest Fish with Ease: The Piscifun Alinox 400 baitcaster is built to handle the biggest freshwater fish and saltwater species. With 17kg of max drag and Precision-machined, high-strength, corrosion-resistant double hardend brass gears (main gear and pinion), with a 10% increase in overall strength, suitable for casting big lures and fishing big fish in saltwater scenarios.

• Built to Last, Designed for Performance: Crafted with premium aluminum alloy frame, handle and rear side cover, maximizing reel weight reduction while ensuring high strength and drastically reducing corrosion by salt water. Loaded with high-end components, corrosion resistant 8 double shielded stainless steel bearings and 1 single bearing, Abrasion resistant, smooth and strong, designed for harsh fishing conditions.

• Line Cast Alarm System: The Alinox 400 baitcasting reel features an independent sound alarm function, allowing anglers to run a live bait rig and hear the fish take the bait. This assists the angler in increasing their catch rate.

• Innovative Design "HDS" (Hercules Drag System) The Alinox 400 baitcasting reel utilizes the exclusive "HDS". The HDS increases the contact area of the brake pad surface thus increasing the friction and providing greater resistance. Powerful fishing force of up to 38lbs, the 6.6 gear ratio offers a maximum drag force of 38lb, while the 8.1 gear ratio can achieve a maximum drag force of 35lb.

• Labor-saving Balance Rocker Arm: The Alinox 400 120 mm extended counterbalance handle provides the best leverage ratio and maximum torque. The balance rocker arm is made of high-strength aluminum alloy, match with low-profile frame and EVA knobs that provide greater leverage in battles with larger fish, making it easier for anglers to operate and exert control.