8KG Spinning Fishing Reel | CNC Alloy Spool | 12 Ball Bearings | 5.2:1 Gear Ratio | Black & Red

8KG Spinning Fishing Reel | CNC Alloy Spool | 12 Ball Bearings | 5.2:1 Gear Ratio

A solid, full-metal spinning reel built around an 8KG (approximately 17.6lb) max drag system. CNC-machined alloy spool for precision and deformation resistance, zinc alloy main gear for durability under load, and a full metal internal structure for long-term reliability. 5.2:1 gear ratio offers a versatile medium-speed retrieve suitable for a wide range of freshwater fishing styles. Black & Red colourway.

Key Features

• 8KG max drag — approximately 17.6lb of stopping power; capable of handling substantial fish for a reel of this class
• CNC alloy line spool — precision-machined for high strength and deformation resistance; superior to pressed or cast spools
• Full metal internal structure — all-metal body and internals for durability and rigidity under load
• Zinc alloy main gear — high-strength gear material; more durable than standard aluminum gears under repeated stress
• 12 ball bearings — smooth, consistent operation across all retrieve speeds
• 5.2:1 gear ratio — medium-speed retrieve; versatile for bass, pike, trout, perch, and general freshwater fishing

Technical Specifications

• Material: Alloy stainless steel body
• Main gear: Zinc alloy
• Spool: CNC-machined alloy
• Ball bearings: 12
• Gear ratio: 5.2:1
• Max drag: 8KG (~17.6lb)
• Colour: Black & Red
• Line capacity (metric): 0.20mm / 310m — 0.25mm / 200m — 0.30mm / 140m
• Line capacity (approx. imperial): ~6lb / 340yd — ~10lb / 220yd — ~12lb / 155yd
• Available series / reel weight / anti-reverse / handle: To be confirmed — contact us for full details. Spool capacity range listed as 500–6000; confirm which specific series size this unit ships as.

Note: The spool capacity range (500–6000) listed in specifications is being confirmed with our supplier — please contact us before purchasing if you need a specific series size. This reel is best suited for freshwater use; saltwater suitability is unconfirmed.