Preston Centris SD Reel 320
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- Prize value (est.)
- £140
- Prize value per £1 spent
- £359
WIN a Preston Centris SD Reel 320 for just 39p!
The Centris SD Reels build on the huge successes of the previous Centris range with some great upgrades, while keeping the same tried and tested mechanics.
Loaded with features and built using the finest materials, the new range offer high level performance for all match fishing situations.
The titanium shaft and full aluminium body coupled with a stunning titanium carbon rotor make this reel stand out from the crowd.
Centris SD features a compact body with Power Drive.
This super-slow oscillation worm shaft delivers superb winding power for the size of the reel.
The technology behind the NiTi bail arm means that it will always return to the correct shape, this eliminates bent bail arms from storage and transit.
Multi washers make the micro adjustable front drag incredibly smooth.
Features
- Power Drive – Titanium worm shaft gearing
- Super slow oscillation
- CNC machined aluminum die cast body
- Titanium carbon rotor and arm lever
- Speed Drag System
- Push button quick release spools
- Patented titanium alloy bail arm
- Supplied with double and single folding handles
- Supplied with spare spool
- Ratio 5.0:1
- Weight 313g
- B/Bearings 7
- Line Capacity 0.23mm/150m
- Retrieve 0.75m
About the operator
- Listing since
- 2026
- Live competitions
- 54
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