Tokushima reel

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Hi,
Anyone owned Tokushima reels before? Any feedback whether they’re good?

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/TOKUSHIMA-SK4000-SOFT-PLASTICS-SPINNING-FISHING-REEL-/180782183425?pt=AU_FishingReels&hash=item2a17753401

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looks like another generic chinese made reel, with pseudo-japanese nomenclature to confuse consumers. may be useful to some, but i’d avoid it like the plague [:D]

[img]http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e247/dolahpenang/new_lkg.gif[/img] [IMG]http://i227.photobucket.com/albums/dd55/wmchoo/pmpp.gif[/IMG]

http://longkanggang.blogspot.com
http://pmppblog.blogspot.com

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Totally agree with FT. Very Made in China to me.
Rgds,
MrT

quote:
Originally posted by FiR3 TiG3R


looks like another generic chinese made reel, with pseudo-japanese nomenclature to confuse consumers. may be useful to some, but i’d avoid it like the plague [:D]

[img]http://i40.photobucket.com/albums/e247/dolahpenang/new_lkg.gif[/img] [IMG]http://i227.photobucket.com/albums/dd55/wmchoo/pmpp.gif[/IMG]

http://longkanggang.blogspot.com
http://pmppblog.blogspot.com

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http://www.tokushimafishing.com/aboutE.asp

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this is confusing…

you have a thai company manufacturing a “TOKU-sound like japanese brand-SHIMA” fishing tackles in China…

then you have another european company manufacturing “AWA-again sound like japanese brand-SHIMA” fishing tackles in Slovakia…

the Look East Policy started by Dr M in the 80s is gonna be the trend again?

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seen ppl using this brand before, the model that look like daiwa bg… cosmetic condition very bad, like it was abused or somewhat.. but then it can do the work well at hatyai plabuk pond.

mbax

http://longkanggang.blogspot.com/

cheers, lets eat…