Product Description
The Edge Inshore Pro delivers great on-the-water performance. Ardent’s new light weight low-profile corrosion-resistant aluminum frame provides all day fishing comfort. Featuring eight ABEC stainless steel ball bearings, stainless steel handle that won’t bend or break, and the patent pending Drag Tracking Technology DTT gives you the casting distance and fish fighting power needed in an inshore reel. Available in both right and left hand models
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Product Details
- Size: Left Hand
- Brand: Ardent Reel
- Model: EDGE-IP-6L-A
- Released on: 2011-09-20
Features
- Features Patent Pending "Drag Tracking Technology"
- This reduces the chance of line break on large fish by eliminating the sharp angles caused by the level wind eyelet being out of sync with the line location on the spool in drag mode as is the case on all other reels
- Industry Best - 3 Year Warranty
- 8+1Stainless Steel Ball Bearings
- 6-pin Centrifugal Brake System
Customer Reviews
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By Ben
I just purchased this reel this past weekend and I'm very impressed with it, so far. I haven't had it on the water, yet, but the quality workmanship is obvious and I'm confident that it is a great reel. This reel is not cheap in any sense of the word. It is a pricey reel, to be sure, but the quality is there and this reel was made by Americans.
There are other reels of this caliber in this price class on the market by better known manufacturers. However, this reel has a feature that I'm pretty sure is unique to this brand (I've not seen it elsewhere). They call it drag tracking. What that basically means is that the level-line winding eye moves back and forth as line is spooled out on the drag. This means that wherever the line is on the spool, the eye is right in line with it. Other reels without this technology allow line to spool out with drag with the eye fixed. So, you end up with the eye stationary all the way over to the left or the right while the line is unwinding over the width of the spool. When you have a large fish on and this happens, you risk breaking the line or weakening it with the friction of the line against the eye. It's a really nice feature to have and it's really surprising that other reels don't have this technology.
I will update this review after I've got some fish to brag about. I recommend this reel.
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