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Daiwa 2026 Tanacom 300J Electric Reel | BRITZ Motor | 623ft/min
Daiwa 2026 Tanacom 300J Electric Reel | BRITZ Motor | 623ft/min
SKU:TCS300J
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BRITZ Motor. 623ft/min No-Load Speed. The Next Generation Tanacom.
The Daiwa 2026 Tanacom 300J is the next-generation compact electric reel built around the new BRITZ motor — engineered for powerful, high-speed winding at 623 ft/min no-load speed. JOG Power Lever for comfortable one-hand operation, UTD carbon drag, and a 5.1:1 gear ratio round out a reel designed for deep drop and electric jigging applications where speed and compact form factor matter.
Key Features
- BRITZ Motor — new-generation motor engineered for powerful, high-speed performance; 623 ft/min no-load winding speed
- JOG Power Lever — comfortable, intuitive one-hand operation for retrieve speed control and clutch engagement
- UTD Carbon Drag — ultra-smooth carbon drag system rated to 28.7 lbs max for controlled pressure on deep-water fish
- Compact Form Factor — 300-class size optimized for handheld deep drop and active electric jigging
- 9+1 Bearing System — smooth, reliable operation under load
Specs
- Model: TCS300J (Right Hand)
- Motor: BRITZ (high-power, high-speed)
- Gear Ratio: 5.1:1
- Retrieve per Crank: 28"
- No-Load Winding Speed: 623 ft/min
- Max Drag: 28.7 lbs (UTD carbon)
- Bearings: 9BB + 1RB
- Line Capacity (J-Braid): 30lb/440yds | 40lb/330yds
- Availability: Pre-Order — estimated ship August 2026
- Vendor: Palmarius Outdoor Products / Daiwa
How to Fish It
The 623 ft/min no-load winding speed makes the 300J a standout for high-speed electric jigging applications where fast retrieves trigger reaction strikes. Load with 30–40lb J-Braid for deep drop targeting tilefish and grouper. The compact 300-class body and JOG lever make this a natural handheld setup for active jigging without the bulk of larger electric reels. Contact the Palmarius crew for pre-order timeline updates and setup recommendations.
Pre-Order now. Estimated ship August 2026. First-come, first-serve.
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