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the principle is the same

To answer the OP's question a guy I know bought a couple of Aero feeder reels and got rid of them because of the line repeatedly going behind the spool, swapped them for TDM's and had no further issues however this problem may not be a fault of the reel but a combintation of the reel, the line used, the way the line is loaded, and fishing/casting techniques as it appears to happen randomly to many different reels with some people claiming to have massive problems and others claiming to have no problems at all with the same reel, so any claims like this should probably be treat with some caution The line has caught a few times for me behind the spool on the Spin and Feeder models but would I sell them and buy something else

Sure, if it's a chunk and wind kinda bite, you will catch some on this one, but for the more advanced ways of fishing, this one doesn;t cut it no mo'

Of course, you cannot just slap on some wheels and call it a day, as fishing rods are all delicate

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