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New Seatec Geko

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Tomy Suero

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:inlove Hello! Looks like a good speargun and Strangelove will be very interested on it. Any coments will be appreciated. Thanks.

Tomy.
 
It looks like Omer HF2, But it is covered with the same material as Gabbiano Elite.

Tomy.
 
Hi Tomy,

Your post prompted me to look around and I found the photo below. I read on a post from Seatec in an Italian forum that they will update their site with more information on the 2010 models soon.

The Geko is offered in 90, 100, 110, and 120 cm lengths. It comes with 6.5mm shaft and two 17.5 bands. Here is the photo of this new model:



Cheers,
Claudio
 
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What pictures ?
 
Hey it looks like a nice gun, pricy in the UK but nice all the same. how do you think it fairs against the Omer HF2?
 
tonyeynon said:
Hey it looks like a nice gun, pricy in the UK but nice all the same. how do you think it fairs against the Omer HF2?
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The Omer HF2 it's a nice gun, but to compare againts the Geko you have to upgrade to a better shaft and do some works with the barrel(noice). But for fishing in the UK, considering water condition and price the Omer HF2 could be a choice to consider.

Tomy.
 
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