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Reels
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Classic Reels |
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Dive Rite Classic Safety Reel: Used
chiefly by cave and wreck divers as a back-up reel, or by cavern
divers as their primary navigation tool. The traditional design
of the Classic Safety Reel is easy to use. A top mounted handle
allows divers to easily hold the reel and a light in one hand
while winding the reel with the other. An ergonomic T-top
stainless lockdown screw positively locks the free spinning
spool in place when needed, and a retaining screw ensures that
the lockdown screw cannot back out all the way and be lost. |
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Cave reels use #24 DuPont fiber braid line (220-lb
breakage strength)
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Wreck reels use #36 DuPont fiber braid line ( 350-lb
breakage strength)
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Injection molded polycarbonate spools resist breakage
and cracking
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Marine grade stainless steel frame, axle, and bolt snap
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T-top lockdown screw for easy grip
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1 lb (0.45 kg)
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RE4120
Cave Reel
(140' Orange #24 line)
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Price: $65.00
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RE4110
Wreck Reel
(90' White #36 line)
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Price: $65.00
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Dive Rite Classic Primary Reel: In cave diving, a
primary reel is used to reach the main line from the entrance of
the cave. The Classic Primary Reel by Dive Rite is a familiar
tool to many old school cave explorers being one of the first
mass produced versions of the primary reel and one of Dive
Rite's original products in 1984. Since its inception, wreck
divers have also adopted the Classic Primary Reel as an ideal
tool for wreck penetration and shooting marker bags. Over the
years, the Classic Primary Reel has evolved but its basic shape
and function have remained the same. The traditional design
of the Classic Safety Reel is easy to use. A top mounted handle
allows divers to easily hold the reel and a light in one hand
while winding the reel with the other. An ergonomic T-top
stainless lockdown screw positively locks the free spinning
spool in place when needed, and a retaining screw ensures that
the lockdown screw cannot back out all the way and be lost. |
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Cave reels use #24 DuPont fiber braid line (220-lb
breakage strength)
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Wreck reels use #36 DuPont fiber braid line ( 350-lb
breakage strength)
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Injection molded polycarbonate spools resist breakage
and cracking
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Marine grade stainless steel frame, axle, and bolt snap
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T-top lockdown screw for easy grip
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1 lb (0.45 kg)
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RE4320
Primary Reel
(400' Orange #24 line)
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Price: $85.00
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RE4310
Primary Reel
(250' White #36 line)
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Price: $85.00
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Sidewinder Reels |
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Dive Rite Sidewinder Primary Reel:
Inspired by cave exploration in the 1980's the Dive Rite
Sidewinder Primary reel combines a low profile design with an
easy to use configuration. By placing the handle on the side,
the Sidewinder reel makes switching hands easy while laying
line.
Dive Rite Sidewinder reels are designed to be
anti-jam using precision machine tolerances between the frame
and spool, making it nearly impossible for the line to slip
between the spool and the handle. The frame is constructed of
aircraft grade hardcoated aluminum, providing extra protection
against corrosion. Dive Rite reels use DuPont fiber braided line
that provides strength and minimizes fraying. Includes marine
grade stainless steel double end bolt snap. |
RE50400
Sidewinder Primary Reel
(400' White #24 line)
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Price: $159.00
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While these are excellent reference materials, in no way should this information be considered a replacement for proper training for the specific type of diving in which you plan to participate. |