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#167448 - 12/02/02 04:15 PM Okuma Meteloid
BW Offline
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Registered: 04/04/00
Posts: 763
Loc: LAKEWOOD,WA,USA
Think about droping a hint to the wife for Xmas, sometimes she listens wink .

So what do you think of them? Will be using it on a float rod. Thanks...
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#167449 - 12/02/02 05:38 PM Re: Okuma Meteloid
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Registered: 01/07/02
Posts: 941
Loc: Everett,Wa
I don't have a Meteloid,but the Okuma's I do have,I like very much. I like them as much as the Shimano's on my other rods.
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#167450 - 12/02/02 05:49 PM Re: Okuma Meteloid
KurtF Offline
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Registered: 01/14/02
Posts: 162
Loc: Olympia, WA
A little too heavy and too shiny for my taste, but an excellent reel for the price. The weight might be a plus on a 10.5 foot rod though.

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#167451 - 12/02/02 06:10 PM Re: Okuma Meteloid
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Registered: 02/08/00
Posts: 273
Loc: Northwest
I've got one on one of my float roads and I really like it. A tad heavy but seems perfect for me.

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#167452 - 12/02/02 06:14 PM Re: Okuma Meteloid
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Registered: 11/04/99
Posts: 331
Loc: Snohomish
Buy the MDS 30. Perfect size for boondoggin on a Loomis 1141s and 6.3:1 ratio to boot. Exelent reel if you can find one. Had to search the web and bought the last two I could find. ***MDS 30*** Highly recomended.

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#167453 - 12/02/02 07:40 PM Re: Okuma Meteloid
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Registered: 04/27/99
Posts: 372
Loc: Everett, WA. USA
I recently went thru the spinning reel debate/research as I got tired of the Shimanos sub par materials on their affordable reels (wouldnt everyone like a stella?)

For the money, I could not find a reel as nice as the Metaloid, and the materials are superior to the lower end Shimanos (under $100) , in my opinion anyway...

They are slightly heavier than some of the others, but not so that its an issue. As mentioned earlier, on longer rods the counterbalance affect is welcome.

I now own a MD 40 and MD 30 and am looking to replace my smallest spinner with an MD 20.

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#167454 - 12/02/02 08:32 PM Re: Okuma Meteloid
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Registered: 04/04/00
Posts: 763
Loc: LAKEWOOD,WA,USA
Thanks all, now to see if she takes the hint. laugh
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#167455 - 12/02/02 10:44 PM Re: Okuma Meteloid
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Registered: 11/10/01
Posts: 97
Loc: Poulsbo, WA
Just a quick question, what is the difference between the Meteloid and the Epixor. From the website I can't find a difference besides the color. Can someone help me. I was thinking about one for a summer jig rod and I will go with the high speed reel in either one.

MJ
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#167456 - 12/02/02 10:49 PM Re: Okuma Meteloid
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Registered: 03/06/99
Posts: 1273
Loc: Western Washington
Stay away from crap aka Okuma...purchase a Shimano or Daiwa! evil
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#167457 - 12/03/02 01:15 AM Re: Okuma Meteloid
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Registered: 05/06/01
Posts: 2991
Loc: Nisqually
Sparkey, for the money you can't beat an Okuma. I have two Avengers and love them.
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#167458 - 12/03/02 12:01 PM Re: Okuma Meteloid
Woodsy Wayne Offline
Juvenille at Sea

Registered: 01/25/02
Posts: 247
Loc: everett
I bought a Metaloid Md30, last year, it is a good reel, but it is on the heavy side. It serves its purpose, thats about it!

After discovering the Shimano Spheros 3000, at Teds in Lynnwood, I switched, and Man what a difference!!

So that is my opinion without writing a book on why..

I use it as a float reel on a 1264 Allstar.

The Okumas are good for the money, but If you have the extra get the Shimano!!

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