Product Details
High quality Roller speargun from Seatec.
Featuring an innovative PP roller with glass ball bearing / pulley system and barrel design with integrated shaft guide.
The double pulley system offers the power of a much longer speargun with a short barrel and virtually eliminates recoil.
The speargun barrel is made from 1.2 mm / ø28 mm anodized aerospace grade aluminum.
The barrel is coated with variable thickness Polyurethane foam (cuttlebone design) for optimal balance, maneuverability and streamlined performance with an Integrated line and shaft guide.
Optimal rubbers set up at the front of the barrel ensure excellent power transfer and accuracy and prevent overlapping.
Supplied with 16 mm rubbers with stopper, ø7 mm Inox Tahitian Extreme shaft (single flap) and Tekno 50 Reel.
Brand:
Seatec
Color:
Black
Sku:
Seatec Roller Speargun
Shipping:
Worldwide shipping - calculated
Material:
Aluminum, Polyurethane
Size:
80 cm, 90 cm, 100 cm, 110 cm
Url:
https://www.freedivershop.com/seatec-roller-speargun?___store=us&sswo
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Customer Reviews
Two part review: Support & Roller 110
First I want to thank the Support team for going the extra effort in assisting me with proper setup. I had an issue with using 1.8mm Dyneema shooting line on the rear hole of the shaft where upon firing, it shredded the dyneema. Considering how strong dyneema is, that’s pretty amazing. Anyway, the support team recommends 1.3mm – 1.5mm mono when using the rear shaft hole. For any larger diameter shooting line, use the “first” hole.
I rigged with 1.9mm (400#) mono on a crimped loop to the first hole and it shot fine. I’ll likely switch back to dyeema on the first hole in the near future.
I would be interested in knowing if using the “first” shaft hole versus the “rear” shaft hole affects trajectory. Please write in.
As for the gun: Seatec Roller 110 with a 140cm/6.5mm “monolite” Tahitian shaft (different from the 150cm shaft)
This is my first roller type gun of the many standard type dual bands I shoot. So far I’ve only done some practice shots inshore, but here are my initial impressions:
- Smooooth and no recoil - amazing!
- Fast and accurate
- Love the shape and responsive in the water (much better than my wood gun)
- Appears high quality components: time will tell, but I see no issues coming
- Reel: I mostly shoot with a float line (offshore bluewater hunting), so the reel won’t get used often. However, I think the reel drag is too light and recommend MORE Drag. I’m going to try to add another rubber washer to see if that increases the drag.
Thus far, I recommend this gun as a 4-star. Once I get to shoot offshore (Mahi, Wahoo) in the Gulfstream off So. Florida, I’ll adjust my rating accordingly.
I rigged with 1.9mm (400#) mono on a crimped loop to the first hole and it shot fine. I’ll likely switch back to dyeema on the first hole in the near future.
I would be interested in knowing if using the “first” shaft hole versus the “rear” shaft hole affects trajectory. Please write in.
As for the gun: Seatec Roller 110 with a 140cm/6.5mm “monolite” Tahitian shaft (different from the 150cm shaft)
This is my first roller type gun of the many standard type dual bands I shoot. So far I’ve only done some practice shots inshore, but here are my initial impressions:
- Smooooth and no recoil - amazing!
- Fast and accurate
- Love the shape and responsive in the water (much better than my wood gun)
- Appears high quality components: time will tell, but I see no issues coming
- Reel: I mostly shoot with a float line (offshore bluewater hunting), so the reel won’t get used often. However, I think the reel drag is too light and recommend MORE Drag. I’m going to try to add another rubber washer to see if that increases the drag.
Thus far, I recommend this gun as a 4-star. Once I get to shoot offshore (Mahi, Wahoo) in the Gulfstream off So. Florida, I’ll adjust my rating accordingly.
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