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SKU: WX2*0746239
Built for anglers who want a compact spinning reel with a light feel and controlled line handling, this reel pairs an asymmetric graphite frame with a V-Rotor system to reduce weight and startup inertia. The 6+1 stainless steel bearings support smooth operation, while Rocket Line Management and the Rocket Spool Lip Design are aimed at improving casting control and line flow. A braid-ready aluminum spool removes the need for backing, and the aluminum handle with soft-touch knobs adds comfort during long sessions. It suits hunters and outdoorsmen who also fish and want a straightforward reel for general-purpose use without unnecessary bulk.
Asymmetric Graphite
Frame keeps the reel lightweight
6+1 Stainless
Steel bearings support smooth operation
V-rotor System
Reduces weight and start-up inertia
Rocket Line
Management helps improve casting and
Braid-ready Aluminum
Spool removes the need for
| Balance Description | Better balance and feel |
|---|---|
| Bearings | 6+1 stainless steel bearings |
| Frame Material | Graphite |
| Handle Material | Aluminum |
| Knob Type | Soft-touch knobs |
| Lightweight Design | Yes |
| Line Management | Rocket Line Management |
| Performance Description | Smooth performance |
| Power Description | Compact power |
| Rotor System | V-Rotor system |
| Spool Design | Compact V-Spool design |
| Spool Lip Design | Rocket Spool Lip Design |
| Spool Material | Aluminum |
| Spool Type | Braid-ready aluminum spool |
It is a spinning reel.
The reel is described with 6+1 stainless steel bearings, Rocket Line Management, and Rocket Spool Lip Design.
Yes. The long description says it has a braid-ready aluminum spool that eliminates the need for backing.
The reel has an asymmetric graphite frame and an aluminum handle with soft-touch knobs.
No. Those specifications are not provided in the source data.