Reel Shock! All my enthusiast gear outcasted by Inshore?

[Mcyl]

The inshore pitching centrifugal casts really well for 3/8oz and above. Consider the price of my ebay bid at 150usd, to my door, this reel is worth every cent and place in my salty missions. The only down side is the asthetics. Upon scrutiny these korean made reels is noticebly not as refined as the JDMs. All boils down to $$$$$$$$$.
Its cousin, winch is the same out of the box. But cranks smoother in my opinion, not sure if the additional few bearings made the buttery feel or the lower ratio. Or was it the stainless shaft of the inshore making things slightly less refined.

I checked the gearing and other gaps with gauges... the tolerances are excellent... The only thing I disklike about my inshores are the paintjob... thinking of using a light etching paint so as to not remove the corrosion protection but I would love to paint mine.

[phiten]

felt no love for my inshore...
well built, painted lousily.
think it would have been even better with a swept star and handle.

[Mcyl]

felt no love for my inshore...
well built, painted lousily.
think it would have been even better with a swept star and handle.

Agree about the paint. Colour scheme doesn't look that great. I'll repair mine l8r

[Snyder Rods]

Keep in mind the Revo inshore has a larger spool than the Conquest 50, Core 50 and alpha Ito. Which translates into more line out per revolution. On the smaller spools the diameter of the line decreases more rapidly on a cast.

- This is what I was thinking. Unless the inshore reel has a totally different braking system.

[Mcyl]

It has a pitch centrifugal system. Spring loaded brakes so braking is only applied at high revs.
3 of them 3 normal. I like them.