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Crankbait Reel Help!

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What is it that makes the technology "old"?  I'm gonna guess one thing you mean is the weight??  I just bought a used 50th Zillion early this spring and have used it some but not a lot so far.  I think it's one of those reels that could live on as it is for a long time.  Solid performer that's going to take a lot to beat it down.

No nothing negative at all, just what it is, old. The crazy cranker debuted with a $269 price tag and some point jumped to $319. Now you can get it on sale for $298 or Ebay for $280ish. Why pay that much for something old. When you can get same brand same quality new with a warranty for half the price. Zillions are amazing reels from what Ive heard, I just can't justify paying over retail for one.

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Ran the 201E5 on the Powell, WOW hell of a rod! Ran the DT 10s exactly how I wanted. I think I'm sticking with this pair and throwing 201E6 on the Dobyns.

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