All Aluminum Conventional Shore Casting & Boat/Jigging High Speed Reel!

Saltist 50H Stats
Gear Ratio= 6.4:1 (Insanely Fast)
Weight= 600g/21.2oz
Max Drag= 10kg/22lbs
1-Rotation= 47.1in (119cm) + Line Recovery-37.4in per Turn
Handle Grip= EVA
Ball Bearings= 4CRBB (Corrosion Resistant BB)-Not Short 4 Ceramics

Nylon Line
30lb/350yd
40lb/310yd
50lb/220yd

Braided Line
65lb/610yd
80lb/460yd
100lb/360yd

Has a internal Centrifugal Backlash System
This built-in Centrifugal Cast Control will lessen fishing line over-run during the cast. Design to do most but not all you're casting breaking for you.

Comes in model sizes of 15, 20, 30*, 35, 40* & 50*.
(* Denotes the mainstay sized models)

For myself i plan on using the 50H for shoreline dunking (in Hawaii it's known as surf casting). I could go all monofilament, fluorocarbon (not the most popular choice), or braid. I can get the most distance & lineage going all braid. I can also go mostly braid w/a long mono top shop spliced in. Not my #1 choice as all splices are "weak points" in my book. So i will go all mono. I'm looking to see if i have 40lb. It'll be stronger w/no splices. Mono will resists scratches better than braid. Downside is i'll get less yardage going all mono of the same strength as braid & braid is more prone to line damage. Also if i went fluorocarbon it's way more expensive & it doesn't give like mono will. A lot of pros & cons.

So for others that think the same as i do bear in mind if you go with a smaller reel you'll be sacrificing much needed yardage as well. You're almost roped-into going all braid if you target larger fish but own a small-medium sized reel. Thus the option of using braid backing w/a long mono top-shot is a viable option. Have to weigh out your options before committing to your purchase. I knew what i needed so i chose the largest Saltist available for all monofilament usage.

Nice review as always.

Thanks:)