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scar

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#6 4 Jul 2026 at 10.56am

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Have you considered the Okuma Big Bomber reels ?

Scratch25

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#5 4 Jul 2026 at 7.57am

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Nice one, thank you.

JOSHHOOK

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#4 3 Jul 2026 at 7.10pm

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I have 2 of the spomb reels,
They feel well made, great retrieval rate.
So far no issue.
Spooled up with power pro, they do cast a fair distance,

Scratch25

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#3 2 Jul 2026 at 9.12am

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I'd not seen those. They look pretty much the same reel, chances are they are. currently £75 at AD

Cypry1994

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#2 1 Jul 2026 at 10.46am

Another reel it might be worth looking at is the Sonik turbospod, rated really well and very light with the milled out spool. it is a bit more though at £120.

Scratch25

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#1 1 Jul 2026 at 9.18am

Does anyone have any experience with the above reels? How are they built, will they last, are they smooth? They have just released the Rapide reel that boasts 145cm retrieve per turn which is quite impressive. For less than £100 it could be a winner. Their spec sheet blows my current Aerlex XTB out the water and they hold up to most of the popular spod reels.


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