DAIWA Saltiga Cudller 160F #Shadow Killer

What we wanted from the Saltiga Cuddler model supervised by Ryota Segawa was distance and a swim action that could swim well even in tough conditions.
The tail is narrowed, greatly reducing air resistance, and the shape allows for a stable flight attitude that does not lose balance even in strong headwinds or crosswinds, creating a significant advantage in flight distance.
It is also equipped with a counterweight on the back, and has been adjusted to maintain the same floating position even when the water surface is rough, making it possible to dive underwater regardless of surface conditions. The action we pursued is a three-dimensional spiral S-shaped action, where the entire body moves widely and attracts fish from a wide range.

■Square eye that provides high straight-line performance and reduces input errors
A square eye with a pointed tip is used to ensure constant input. You can perform jerks with higher reproducibility.

■Back counterweight for stable standing posture and smooth diving action.
A thin and wide counterweight is placed on the back. Stabilizes the floating posture and makes the rising smooth. This allows diving regardless of water surface conditions.

■Slim tail shape squeezed to the limit of strength
Slim tail shape narrowed down to the limit while maintaining strength. This low air resistance leads to the realization of a stable flight attitude and a significant increase in flight distance.