DaiwaREVLT2500 Revros Lt Spinning Reels, 5.3: 1 Gear Ratio, 39.90" Retrieve Rate, 22 lb Max Drag, Ambidextrous,Black

Buen precio y a la comodidad de la casa.

I have really no complaints one of the best priced reels around for like 40/50$ it feels premium. I put it on a defy silver 5,6 ultralight for my dad for father's day because he's a Walmart combo deal fisherman and I wanted him to have something a little bit better. It paired perfectly and was balanced well. Will share pictures and video of the drag working perfecting in action soon!

Update: I liked the Revros LT 2500-XH so much (still happy with it) that I purchased the Revros LT 4000-C. I don't usually leave reviews of anything so soon, BUT I felt this needed one.I was looking for a larger spinning reel (than my 2500s) for steelhead fishing and according to DAIWA's website the 4000 should have fit the bill. I am not big on using braid and much prefer the characteristics of monofilament, typically I use Trilene XL as it is slim for its rating. The 4000 is advertised with MONO: 12/160, 14/140. What's printed on the side of the spool says something entirely different. Yes the spool says 10 and 12. I have a 4000 size Shimano and a lot more line than this one. Please don't misunderstand me. I took off one star for what was advertised as a larger reel and find out is not as big as its was said to be. Much closer to a 3000 in capacity. Should be advertised with 8lb 200yds and 10lb 160yds. If one were to use say Berkley Trilene Big Game or Maxima Ultragreen, that 10/160 becomes 10/135 (Shimano 2500 holds 120yds of 10lb), far from the supposed 12/160 and 14/140 that its advertised at. This falls squarely on Daiwa, not the sellers as they are pulling information from Daiwa's website.8lb=.010", .25mm=.0098"10lb=.011"=.28mm12lb=.013"=.33mm14lb=.014"=.35mmMonofilament (Trilene XL is a good quality line that I personally use).Now that that's out of the way. The quality and fit and finish are good, just like my Revros LT 2500-XH. The lip of the spool is rounded and smooth. Turning the handle on the 4000 reveals the same smoothness of the 2500. The braid is PE #1.5 and has the diameter of .008" or right close to 4lb test mono. It can hold a fair amount (nearly 220yds) of braid and I may end up doing just that.I took 1 star off my original review due to the size and capacity difference vs what was actually advertised for the Revros LT 4000C.Original review (5 star): Bought one of the Daiwa Revros LT 2500-XH to try it out. My current reels are a bit heavy and the angle on the arm is very uncomfortable. The Daiwa Revros LT was a real pleasant surprise. Fairly light, yet sturdy and rather comfortable to use. Caught a couple of nice sized trout the first time out. A gentleman fishing next to me was really impressed with how smooth and long casting the reel was. Asked me about my line if I was using braid. Told him I was using 6# Trilene XL and not braided line. I used the supplied inch per turn and put roughly 100yds or so on. But, I do have to agree with that gentleman, this reel is smooth for sure and definitely casts a good long distance (not nearly as far as the Calcutta Conquest BFS HG though). In case any are wondering I am using a St. Croix Triumph 7' 2pc ML rod. Hope this helps...

Great reel. Great action.

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