Has anyone used the aredent f700 its the blue one the deny brauer edition . i have been looking at them and want one but wanna know any info good or bad on them before i do 

They're built well enough but over priced for a niche reel with limited application. It's a novelty reel which is not a knock but in my mind a reel with fewer features ( adjustable drag and level wind) should be cheaper. Putting the spin on it as a "special purpose" reel is brilliant marketing. 

I am quite new to bassin grew up salt water fishing .  so i umderstand the niche reel thing your talking about so im better off just getting a decent reel with a good gear ratio in your opinion @Delaware Valley Tackle

Yes that's right. Any of the name brand reels at that price point will perform as well or better flipping and still be useful for other things.  

@Delaware Valley Tackle yea its a good bit of money to put out on a niche product especially on tight budget thanks for the info 

Any time. And welcome to the forum. 

The concept of a flipping specific reel is not new, actually it´s quite old, back in my younger days during the 80´s when the "secret" of that mysterious "new" fishing technique called flipping them pros were using to milk bigmouths out of heavy cover came out every single reel manufacturer added a "special feature" to their reels called a "flipping switch", one manufacturer even went a step further and designed, developed and put on sale a reel specifically built for that "new and mysterious" technique.

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Shimano even developed a "power handle" ( it had an X shape and 4 knobs ) for it. It really had a monster drag and you could easily uproot a mesquite tree when pulling one of them bucketmouths but it really never sold well since .... well, you don´t need a specialized reel to flip a bait.

@Raul yea i gRew up wIth spinning gear and big saltwater penns an stuff lik that  just recentLy go in tO bass fishing so i am tRying to dO my home work before i shell out money on gear i gotta save and budget for