Daiwa Tatula SV TW 103 SHL/XHL 2020 / SV Concept Spinning Reel
The new 2020 model of the Daiwa Tatula SV Tw 103SHL spinning reel is a lure fishing reel renowned for its durability and robustness, and is capable of handling a wide range of lures from small to large (1.5g – 60g) thanks to the SV Concept.
Product specifications
- Model: Tatula SV TW 103 SHL / XHL
- Brand: Daiwa
- Hand: Left-handed
- Frame material: Aluminium alloy
- Spool Material: Aluminium Alloy
- Spool material: A7075 aluminium alloy
- Number of ball bearings: 8
- Maximum drag: 5 kg
- Origin: Daiwa / Thailand
Daiwa currently offers two options: the Daiwa Tatula SV TW 103SHL and the Daiwa Tatula SV TW 103XHL. These two models have largely identical specifications, differing only in the number of revolutions and retrieve speed. Please refer to the table below
| Size | Handle | Revolutions | Weight (g) | Pulling force | Line retrieval | PE (mm/m) |
| 103SHL | Left | 7.1:1 | 190g | 5 kg | 71 cm per lap | 3/90m |
| 103XHL | Left | 8.1:1 | 190g | 5kg | 81 cm/circumference | 3/90m |
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What are the standout features of the Daiwa Tatula SV TW 103SHL compared to other models?
1. SV concept
The most notable feature of this reel is undoubtedly Daiwa’s SV concept
The SV Concept – roughly translated as the ‘SV standard’ – stands for Stress-Free Versatile (a versatile, stress-free power system), a standard set by Daiwa for its spinning reels designed for anglers who enjoy BFS baiting, a technique that demands a high degree of dexterity.
A key factor in the success of the SV Concept is the use of spools made from high-quality materials that are ultra-lightweight yet highly rigid; this makes the spool exceptionally light whilst remaining incredibly robust, with few rivals. Combined with the Air Brake System, these reels are capable of handling a very wide range of lure weights, from ultra-light to very heavy (1.5gr–60gr).
The success of the Daiwa Tatula SV TW 103HSL reel in particular, and side-cast reels in general that utilise the SV concept, lies in their ability to cast bait extremely smoothly, even when using very light weights.
2. T-Wing System – TWS
Building on the success of the technology that took the Phantom reel series—featuring a level-wind mechanism—by storm, the T-Wing System (TWS) is a line-guiding system that has enabled Daiwa to firmly outperform and surpass its direct competitors, such as Okuma, Shimano, Abu Garcia, …
The T-Wing System – TWS delivers an unprecedented feel compared to traditional line-guiding systems. With a spinning reel equipped with this technology, anglers can cast their lures gently and with high precision
3. UTD Drag
The drag system utilises Daiwa’s proprietary technology, featuring carbon brake discs that deliver high, smooth drag force
4. Air Brake System
An integral part of the SV concept technology, the Air Brake System is a drag system for spinning reels, developed from Daiwa’s renowned Magforce Z drag technology. This drag system is regarded as the best currently available on the market for spinning reels.
Compared to Magforce Z, the Air Brake System has been fine-tuned in terms of its magnetic field and brake disc traction to ensure precise, efficient spool movement even at very low power levels.
5. Full Aluminium Frame & Side Plate
The frame and side plates of the Daiwa Tatula SV TW 103HSL are cast as a single piece from aluminium alloy, giving the reel high rigidity, excellent load-bearing capacity and corrosion resistance.
6. CRBB
The Daiwa Tatula SV TW spinning reel features a system of 8 ball bearings, ensuring light and smooth operation, particularly under heavy loads. Notably, the Daiwa Tatula SV TW 103 spinning reel utilises 2 CRBB (Corrosion Resistant Ball Bearings)
Translation: Corrosion-resistant ball bearings – Daiwa’s premium ball bearing range, which is 10 times more durable than standard ball bearings and features a protective coating against dust, water and salt crystals,which ensures the Tatula SV spinning reel offers high durability and stable performance in a saltwater environment over an extended period.
