Abu Garcia Revo SX Low Profile Fishing Reel review and price compare 2025
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Product overview
| Brand | Abu Garcia |
| Material | Stainless Steel, Carbon |
| Hand Orientation | Right Hand |
| Handle Material | Stainless Steel |
| Item Weight | 0.23 Kilograms |
| Bearing Material | Stainless Steel |
product features
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- 9 stainless steel ball bearings + 1 roller bearing provides smooth Operation
- X2-Craftic alloy frame for increased corrosion resistance
- C6 carbon side plates provide significant weight reduction without sacrificing strength and durability
- Power stack carbon matrix drag System provides extreme drag pressures combined with unpatrolled smoothness
- Dragger brass gear for extended gear life. Instant Anti-Reverse feature is available
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Abu Garcia Revo SX Low Profile Baitcast Fishing Reel
Precision engineered from the ground up to deliver Power and Performance. The fourth generation of Revo SX delivers the most powerful, durable and high performance SX yet. The improved DuraClutch design along with an upgraded Infini brake system result in smooth engagement along with effortless casting performance. The D2 Gear Design paired with a brass main gear delivers the ultimate in durability and efficiency resulting in less effort and more power. Revo SX is topped off with the keyed Power Stack Carbon Matrix Drag System and is available in two gear ratios. The 6.6:1 gear ratio model is great for a wide range of general purpose fishing applications. This series also comes in a 7.3:1 model, which can be used to retrieve line faster and cast baits faster.
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Powerful DragThe Revo SX comes equipped with a Power Stack Carbon Matrix Drag System that allows for a very smooth, consistent pressure across the entire drag range with a max drag of up to 24 pounds to stop any fish. A thicker carbon washer also extends drag durability and performance. | Strong & LightweightThis baitcast low profile reel also features the X2-Cräftic alloy frame, which provides a strong yet lightweight frame, a rigid base for high drag pressures, and an increase corrosion resistance. The extended 90 millimeter handle with oversized PVC knobs gives more leverage and allows you to fish much more comfortably throughout the day. | Dual Braking SystemThe Infini brake system in this fishing reel is a combination of a centrifugal brake that controls the first half of the case and a magnetic brake that controls the second half of the case. This dual braking system allows for a wide range of adjustments to suit any style of bait. | Increased DurabilityThe Revo SX features the Infini II Spool design that allows it to handle extreme loads and delivers improved castability. The featured DuraClutch design increases its durability, reduces thumb bar resistance when casting heavy baits for an improved engagement with the turn of the handle, and enhances casting smoothness. The 9 stainless steel + 1 roller ball bearings allow for an ultra-smooth castability and smooth retrieve. |
| Mono Capacity yd/lb | 175/10 145/12 100/15 | 175/10 145/12 100/15v | 175/10 145/12 100/15 | 175/10 145/12 100/15 |
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| Braid Capacity yd/lb | 190/20 140/30 100/50 | 190/20 140/30 100/50 | 190/20 140/30 100/50 | 190/20 140/30 100/50 |
| Reel Handle Position | Right | Left | Right | Left |
| Gear Ratio | 6.6:1 | 6.6:1 | 7.3:1 | 7.3:1 |
| Bearing Count | 10 | 10 | 10 | 10 |
| Weight | 7.83 | 7.83 | 7.83 | 7.83 |
| Retrieve Rate | 27" | 69cm | 27" | 69cm | 30" | 76cm | 30" | 76cm |
| Max Drag lb | 24lb | 10.8kg | 24lb | 10.8kg | 24lb | 10.8kg | 24lb | 10.8kg |
| Pre-Spooled yd/lb | Not Pre-Spooled | Not Pre-Spooled | Not Pre-Spooled | Not Pre-Spooled |
| Mono Capacity yd/lb | 175/10 145/12 100/15 | 175/10 145/12 100/15 | 135/10 110/12 95/14 | 225/10 180/12 130/15 | 175/10 145/12 100/17 | 145/10 120/12 105/14 |
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| Braid Capacity yd/lb | 190/20 140/30 100/50 | 190/20 140/30 100/50 | 145/20 110/30 75/50 | 235/20 180/30 125/50 | 190/20 140/30 100/50 | 155/20 115/30 80/50 |
| Reel Handle Position | Right | Right | Left | Right | Right | Left |
| Gear Ratio | 6.6:1 | 6.6:1 | 7.1:1 | 5.4:1 | 10.1:1 | 6.4:1 |
| Bearing Count | 10 | 11 | 11 | 9 | 11 | 11 |
| Weight | 7.83 | 7.30 | 7.52 | 7.55 | 7.34 | 5.00 |
| Retrieve Rate | 27" | 69cm | 27" | 69cm | 29" | 74cm | 22" | 56cm | 41" | 104cm | 25" | 64cm |
| Max Drag lb | 24lb | 10.8kg | 24lb | 10.8kg | 20lb | 9.0kg | 24lb | 10.8kg | 18lb | 8.1kg | 17lb | 7.7kg |
| Pre-Spooled yd/lb | Not Pre-Spooled | Not Pre-Spooled | Not Pre-Spooled | Not Pre-Spooled | Not Pre-Spooled | Not Pre-Spooled |
product description
product details
- Date First Available : November 6, 2017
- Manufacturer : Abu Garcia
- ASIN : B07773Z8TK
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Questions about Abu Garcia Revo SX Low Profile Fishing Reel
Q:
how much line will it hold?
Answer: I filled up the spool with one complete package of Sufix 832 braid 20lb, (150 yards). It was perfect- not too much on the spool and none to spare in the pack. Hope this helps.
Answer: Dependent upon diameter of the line
Answer: 0,35mm mono is perfect
Answer: What is the line capacity of mono?
Q:
where is it made?
Answer: Korea
Q:
Will it handle stripped bass up to 20 lbs?
Answer: I have caught 20lb Redfisn on mine with no problem.
Answer: Yes.
Answer: Absolutely
Answer: Yes no problem
Q:
Anybody use this for saltwater applications? I use the toro beast exclusively and im wondering if the SX holds up to the salt as well as the torobeast
Answer: If you open it, clean it and lubricate it every time you use it in saltwater then it will last you many fishing seasons. Make sure you wipe it with an oiled cloth lightly to keep away the moisture and gunk.
Answer: Yes, For several years now. When done i drop in a sink of water and let sit overnight. Then rinse well. Pull side cover and spool then let crank side drain well.
Answer: No
Q:
Can i use this on saltwater?
Answer: You sure can, I took it out to the Channel Islands a month ago. Did a fine job of bring in calico bass, barracuda, bonita. As usual with saltwater used items, wash them good. I use a product called SaltAway, it actually dissolves salt on anything. Spray it on,rinse it off after a couple minutes.....done.
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Answer: I have the normal SX and have used in Salt for the past 3 years never had an issue. Just be sure to rinse after use and you should be fine. I use pretty much all my reels in both fresh and salt as long as you clean them it wont matter. Many pros out there say its more a selling ploy then anything.
Answer: Yes. Definitely. Just make sure you wipe off the salt water off of reel to prevent rust.
Answer: I would not use this reel in salt water period!!
Q:
What rod for inshore Red Drum ?
Answer: Medium heavy.
Q:
Does this reel come with left handed handle as standard? e.g. if i i want to wind the handle with my left hand, do i buy standard or left hand version
Answer: If you want to reel this with your left hand get model REVO4 SX-L (6.6 to 1) or REVO4 SX-HS-L (7.3 to 1).
Answer: You need to specify if you want a left hand crank or right hand crank. They make them both ways mine is right hand ill sell to you $100. New in box
Answer: Buy the left hand version if you reel with the left hand
Answer: Yes you can choose the left hand version
Answer: You need to buy the left handed model.
Answer: Order the left handed version.
Answer: Left is left side retrieve standard is right side retrieve
Answer: You have to choose the left handed option.
Q:
What line type should I use
Answer: Good braided line and a fluorocarbon leader.
Q:
What is the speed of the Revo sx4? 6.4:1, 7.1:1????
Answer: 6.6..1
Answer: 6.4:1
Q:
Do you send to Brazil?
Answer: We can but you will have to pay all fees that apply such as import and export and taxes
Q:
What is the gear ratio of the Revo 4 sx
Answer: 6.75 to 1.
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Is this the 8.0:1 model?
Answer: 7.3.
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Does this reel have a duel braking system?
Answer: Yes it does.
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Second braking system, magnetic or centrifugal?
Answer: It’s call Infini Sistem and it’s a combination of centrifugal and magnetic
Answer: It’s called Infini braking System and it’s a combination of both. This is a phenomenal reel for the money, I Love Mine.
Answer: https://youtu.be/ECqB2L5T_vM
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What's the gear ratio?
Answer: 7:3:1
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Will this be good for catfishing from shore?
Answer: I have to say no, the real is small for palming while fishing. Also the gear ratio is kind of high for brining in catfish monsters.
Answer: I would think so
Answer: Depends. Are you wanting to use it for eating-size channels, or trophy-size flatheads/blues?
Answer: No reason it wouldn't be if you know how to use a bait cast reel.
Answer: Tight lining, will hold 20lb line.
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Whats the gear ratio? It doesn't specify.
Answer: 7:3:1
Q:
What would be ideal pole length for this?
Answer: 7ft to7ft6in
Q:
Where is this reel made china or usa
Answer: The reel is made in Korea.
Answer: Don’t know. Didn’t keep the box.
Q:
Is this for right or left hand?
Answer: Right hand
Answer: Right
Answer: This particular model is left handed. They do carry them in right handed as well.
Answer: “Revo4 sx-hs” is right handed reel “Revo4 sx-hs-L” would be the left handed equivalent
Answer: Right hand.
Q:
The art depicted above is that of a left handed reel. Is the art wrong? Or is this what is considered a right handed reel now?
Answer: The picture you see is of a reel with the crank on the left side i have a reel with the crank on the right side and it is for sale. Brand new in box never touched water
Answer: Its just a stock image they use left hand reels are clearly labeled (left hand) and the right handed ones just say the model number
Answer: The picture does show a left hand model.
Answer: The one in the picture is left hand
Answer: This is left handed.
Answer: Left hand.
Answer: Photo is just transposed
Q:
Is this good for medium swimbaits , like 3 oz. and similar weight Umbrella RIgs?
Answer: It is some what a small reel but yes it would work on heavier baits as well.
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Does this reel come in a left hand take up?
Answer: Yes.
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Does this reel have a bait clicker?
Answer: No. Not this one. The only Abu Garcia reels that I know that have a clicker are the round Ambassadeur reels.
Answer: I do not believe so
Answer: No
Answer: No
Answer: No.
Answer: No
Q:
Why is this reel more than bass pro and abu garcia website? what makes your reel appreciate in value?
Answer: I have no idea, That’s a great question. I would go with Bass Pro or another retailer if it’s cheaper
Q:
Is this for right or left hand?
Answer: Right hand
Answer: Right
Answer: This particular model is left handed. They do carry them in right handed as well.
Answer: “Revo4 sx-hs” is right handed reel “Revo4 sx-hs-L” would be the left handed equivalent
Answer: Right hand.
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What is the retrieve speed
Answer: 7:1
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What is the gear ration on the sx-hs?
Answer: The gear ratio is 7.4:1, I'm reading it right off of the reel.
Answer: 7: 3: 1 with line recovery of 30" per turn
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What is the weight?
Answer: Don’t know exact weight. Is light compared to other reels I have.
Q:
Does it have infinite anti reverse
Answer: This reel does not reverse, once you have it set up correctly it will cast a mile without any problems.
Answer: It will not reverse.
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Is it possible to get an extra spool for this reel? I want to use it with braided line for steelhead and fluorocarbon for bass.
Answer: Should be able to buy different spools !! Contact abu Garcia!!
Answer: No. You would have to contact Abu Garcia parts for one. Worth it thigh.
Answer: Probably. Check with Abu Garcia or Cabela's.
Answer: You probably can get one from Abu Garcia.
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This is a dumb question i know, but i'm right handed but reel with my left, i'm told this is wrong, so should i get the left handed reel?
Answer: Whoever said that is an idiot it’s extremely common im right handed an reel with my left all my 10 reels are left hand retrieves its whats most comfortable for you and ive been very happy with my revo and have plans to order another
Answer: The reason it is wrong is you have to change hands if you reel, if you cast with your right fine get the left hand.
Answer: If you want to reel with your left hand, then get a left handed reel. There’s no right or wrong
Answer: Well I am the opposite. I am left handed and fish right handed. Do what’s comfortable for you.
Answer: I'm right handed but fish left handed and I buy left handed reels.
Answer: I do to
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What are the gear ratios of the "sx-hs" (assuming "hs" for "high speed") vs. the simple "sx?"
Answer: Specifications:
Answer: the hs is a 7.3.1 and the sx is a 6.6.1
Q:
Second braking system, magnetic or centrifugal?
Answer: It’s call Infini Sistem and it’s a combination of centrifugal and magnetic
Answer: It’s called Infini braking System and it’s a combination of both. This is a phenomenal reel for the money, I Love Mine.
Answer: https://youtu.be/ECqB2L5T_vM
Q:
"left hand retrieval" means left hand rod, or right hand rod?
Answer: It means the handle will be on the left side of the rod if that’s what you are asking. You will hold the rod with your right hand and reel with the left.
Answer: Means you use your left hand to turn the handle.
Answer: Rod stays the same. Reel differs.
Answer: It means the crank for the reel is on the left side.
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right hand and left hand the same weight?
Answer: Right.
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What line should I use
Answer: I use 12 or 15 fluorocarbon.
Q:
What type pole works best with this?
Answer: 7 ft medium heavy action works great with this reel.
Q:
What is the difference between the revo sx and the revo sx-hs?
Answer: The gear ratio. HS indicates high speed.
Answer: 7:1:1 high speed ratio vs 6:4:1 ratio
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Would it work for a 6,6 foot pole
Answer: It will work flawlessly
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What’s the difference between sx and sx-hs?
Answer: HS stands for High Speed.
Q:
Whats the difference between the revo sx and revo sx rkt?
Answer: The Revo SX gear ratio stops at 7:3.1 the RKT will have a higher get ratio in the 8 or 9 tangle. It all depends on what type of fishing you do. I prefer higher gear ratios for frogging and fishing lay downs and heavy cover to get those Bass out of cover with heavy braided line 50# and up #Tight lines
Answer: The SX is available in 6.4:1 and 7.3:1 where as the SX RKT is 9:0:1 only. The SX has 24lbs of Max drag and the SX RKT has 18lbs of Max drag. I have both SX and SX RKT. Both great reels.
Answer: The gear Ratio is faster on the rkt, and the drag has been lowered from 24lbs to 18lbs.
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What is the gear Ratio
Answer: 7:3:1
Q:
what is the difference between a lure bait casting reel and a catfish bait casting reel
Answer: There is no difference unless you are fishing for large catfish, the revo will handle a few large fish, but is not made to stand repeated power of large catfish. It is a fineses reel.
Answer: There is no difference.
Answer: Not much of anything
Q:
Is this a good feel for trout fishing in small rivers of North Carolina?
Answer: I only use it for bass fishing
Answer: No, you should use a small spinning or fly rod reel.
Q:
What generation is it
Answer: Gen 4. Just out!
Answer: REVO4 SX Gen4
Q:
This reel is inshore ?
Answer: No. This one is not. Abu makes a revo inshore tho. I have this reel(revo sx) and I also have the revo inshore and they are both great reels. Only complaint is the release for the side plate is to easy to hit. Have almost lost it in the river a couple times.
Answer: Don't know what inshore means. But I accidentally bought a right hand crank when I really prefer a left hand. This is a super nice new in box reel.
Answer: I use it in fresh water. It's a lightweight reel. I would use it for smaller salt water fish.
Answer: I use it for both
Answer: Yes, I use it in brackish water regularly though with no problems.
Answer: I use mine in freshwater and would say it’s freshwater only.
Q:
What’s the noticeable difference between this and the revo x?
Answer: The Revo SX has 10 ball bearings while the Revo X has 8. Also the SX is slightly lighter. The SX Drag System is “Power Stack and the Revo X is Hybrid Carbon Matrix, therefore the Max Drag for the SX is 24lbs while the Revo X is only 18lbs. I have both reels and while you can probably be able to tell the difference between them, they’re both great reels! Hope this helps.
Q:
Would this be a good rod for a first-time baitcasting fisherman? Is it a forgiving reel in regards to birdsnests?
Answer: It is a wonderful reel. I’m totally a bait caster person. You do have to learn how to adjust the real to the lure you are using. There are many videos on the internet how to use a baitcasing reel
Answer: This is my 1st baitcaster too. Just make sure to start out by using the brake at max and ease off of it as you get the hang of it and keep your thumb on the line so you can stop it as it hits the water so it doesn’t birdnest. If you do birdnest and have a hard time untangling it just go to YouTube and look at videos explaining easy ways to deal with that. I hope that helps.
Answer: Absolutely. I bought this reel for my dad to learn how to cast better and he does very well with it. There’s a dial on the side to adjust resistance when casting which will help out a lot at first and can be dialed down when you become more comfortable
Answer: I would say yes it would be. I let my wife try mine and she had no issue and is a first time baitcast user.
Q:
The side plate switch wont go all the way up when i close it. So if i hit the lever on accident the plate flys open had to put tape on it. Is there a
Answer: there are 3 screws which hold the brake system on the side plate, unscrew them a little bit, about 180° u can try, then u will see the swtich can be opened or locked easily
Answer: Send it back for Garcia to fix
Product reviews of Abu Garcia Revo SX Low Profile Fishing Reel
Amazon16v : Smooth reel
I wouldn't call myself an avid fisherman because I spend so much time behind my desk but I do enjoy getting out there when I can. I don't want to spend a lot of money on my gear because I don't need expensive equipment for those occasional times I get out. However, I do enjoy using this reel. I paired it up with an Ugly Stik Elite 7.0 Medium Heavy rod. The black and red colors and the rod and reel look really nice too.
I loaded it up with some Sufix 20lb mono and she's good-to-go. I bought some braid for it too but decided to run with mono since I'm mainly fishing open water off of my kayak.
The one thing I will say I had a problem with was in the initial tensioner and brake setup. For some reason, I was not able to fit the brake cover back on but eventually I did. I think that I my spool tension was pushing the spool out and would not allow the cover to sit properly for me to lock it in place. It may have been me but I wanted to share this with you just in case you have a similar problem.
I loaded it up with some Sufix 20lb mono and she's good-to-go. I bought some braid for it too but decided to run with mono since I'm mainly fishing open water off of my kayak.
The one thing I will say I had a problem with was in the initial tensioner and brake setup. For some reason, I was not able to fit the brake cover back on but eventually I did. I think that I my spool tension was pushing the spool out and would not allow the cover to sit properly for me to lock it in place. It may have been me but I wanted to share this with you just in case you have a similar problem.
paul g : Strong real with smooth and light. Great for all different applications l.
Great real with strong drag , I would recommend this real to anyone that wants a good quality casting real with a lot of power to get the big fish out.
Phillip Zeleznikar : Grinding 1st day on water
Owned Abu since childhood without failure or problems minor or major. The Revo SX was my first Abu low profile & after about an hour on the water, alternating 4 set ups I might add, it started grinding like it’s been abused for a decade. Cast & reeled beautifully until that point but I’m extremely disappointed. To top it off my refund was over $20 short so now I get to play that game too. I love Abu Garcia gear but I got a lemon here.
HK : Uneven line distribution
Right out of the box and the line winds with an uneven distribution. Heavy on the right. I can see the line guide is off and no instructions on possible adjustments. Very poor.
Amazon Customer : Nice
Very smooth
S. Rivera : A great addition to my arsenal of bass fishing essentials.
Just got this beautiful Abu Garcia Revo SX hs baitcasting reel. I am excited to put a lot of use to it as I plan to make it my go-to bass fishing reel if everything works out. I've heard a lot of good things about it. As far as I can say, it cast far, accurate, and smooth with no bird's nest, yet. The spool tension and breaking system all seem to work as expected for Abu Garcia quality.
I paired it with an Abu Garcia 7'-3" Medium/Heavy Vendetta baitcasting rod. Spooled it with 30lb Runcl braided line on the back end and a 30lb Kastking Kovert fluorocarbon leader. Hopefully this will be a synergistic combination that will last me for many years of good bass fishing. Of course I will be cleaning and lubricating it on a regular basis to keep it performing at peak capacity.
Abu Garcia makes some great fishing gear and this reel looks like it's no joke. This combo is killer and when you look at it, you can see that it is a professional quality set. A great addition to my arsenal of bass fishing essentials. I highly recommend it because you only live once.
Update:
This reel has proven itself to be an integral part of my bass fishing gear. It is THE reel to have for uninterrupted, hassle free, bird's nest free, and (almost) tumb free bass fishing. It is incredibly easy to use and almost impossible to break. I have four of these now and have not upgraded any of the components, yet they perform at tournament level. I even choose these over most of my Shimano reels. Really, they are that good!
So!! Gettchaself one!! or two!! or three!!
I paired it with an Abu Garcia 7'-3" Medium/Heavy Vendetta baitcasting rod. Spooled it with 30lb Runcl braided line on the back end and a 30lb Kastking Kovert fluorocarbon leader. Hopefully this will be a synergistic combination that will last me for many years of good bass fishing. Of course I will be cleaning and lubricating it on a regular basis to keep it performing at peak capacity.
Abu Garcia makes some great fishing gear and this reel looks like it's no joke. This combo is killer and when you look at it, you can see that it is a professional quality set. A great addition to my arsenal of bass fishing essentials. I highly recommend it because you only live once.
Update:
This reel has proven itself to be an integral part of my bass fishing gear. It is THE reel to have for uninterrupted, hassle free, bird's nest free, and (almost) tumb free bass fishing. It is incredibly easy to use and almost impossible to break. I have four of these now and have not upgraded any of the components, yet they perform at tournament level. I even choose these over most of my Shimano reels. Really, they are that good!
So!! Gettchaself one!! or two!! or three!!
HK : Uneven line distribution
Right out of the box and the line winds with an uneven distribution. Heavy on the right. I can see the line guide is off and no instructions on possible adjustments. Very poor.
Doug Webb : Go fishing
I’ve been using Abu Garcia reels for 65 years and they are the best value for any fisherman.
Tas : Very smooth and great brake ajdustments
If your thinking of a revo I strongly suggest the SX or higher for the extra brake set. The ability to adjust the breaks between the spool tentioner, the magnetics and the centrifical makes it easy to dial this in for your prefrences. I do not see as much of a advantage in stepping up on the open faced, but on the bait casters I would start with this reel as a starting point.
Boo Anderson : yah nice until it doesnt last
I have spent a ton on Abu reels in the past two years. Two that stand out failed in the first year. First is this Baitcaster....the Revo SX Low profile HG ... bail won't trip after about 1 year. C'mon. Second, Revo Spincast, reverse crank doesn't work after less then a year. Both reels were just under $200 each! But my crappy S Series Abu's are still running and my crappy KastKings are tanks. I dunno man. Disappointing. That said, My Revo Rocket ($450) is a flippin tank and casts like butter. Abu, as much as I love the company, has been a roll the dice in my experience.
Durer : Great value.
Great value for the money.
Humood twitan : amazing
first thanks for collaborator customer service for solving my problem.. i received the reel and it was amazing and worth the price
Rob Tison IV : Love this reel!!
Love this reel but you better know how to use it before you buy it. It does take skill to use it.
Christopher Jones : First Baitcaster!/ But.... SIDE PLATE MALFUNCTION!
I’ve heard a lot of good things about this Baitcaster, I’ve been using spinning reels my entire life for Saltwater and Freshwater. Now, I feel like it’s time to step on the Dark side. Over the years I hear people say ahhh man Baitcaster suck because I always bird eat, black lash etc. I know a lot of people who use them and the advice they give me is calibrate it each time you use a new lure. I’m waiting on my rod now which is an Uglystik Carbon Casting Rod 7 ft MH fast action, I’m going to spool it up with 30 Lbs Moss Green power pro, I went with the HS LH model, for one I like to use topwater lures to catch bass. Also, I wanted my handles on the left side and thumb the spool with my right thumb instead of the opposite. TIGHT LINES EVERYONE!
UPDATE: didn’t last long at all, kind of disappointed, while casting the sideplate came off and wouldn’t come back on so I sent it back for a replacement. I’ve heard it’s a manufacturing issues why the sideplate comes off, once it comes off it’s impossible to put it back on. If my replacement does or has the same issues I’m going to a Lews Baitcaster, poor quality with the Revo SX for the amount of money it costs.
Update: I received my replacement a few weeks ago, the reel is working flawlessly. I must’ve received a malfunctioning reel.
UPDATE: didn’t last long at all, kind of disappointed, while casting the sideplate came off and wouldn’t come back on so I sent it back for a replacement. I’ve heard it’s a manufacturing issues why the sideplate comes off, once it comes off it’s impossible to put it back on. If my replacement does or has the same issues I’m going to a Lews Baitcaster, poor quality with the Revo SX for the amount of money it costs.
Update: I received my replacement a few weeks ago, the reel is working flawlessly. I must’ve received a malfunctioning reel.
JohnnyBaboon : Great reel, not great seller.
Great reel for under $200. I haven't had any issues with this reel so far. I have caught fish from a few ounces to a few pounds on this reel, paired with an Abu Garcia Vendetta, with medium action and fast tip.
Update: The main gear and level wind gears are stripped. After taking it apart, I found out it was previously disassembled before I bought it.
Update: The main gear and level wind gears are stripped. After taking it apart, I found out it was previously disassembled before I bought it.
Jeeper : Nice Real
Great real for the money! Light weight super smooth casting and realing!
Luke : This is a fantastic reel. Liked it so much I instantly bought ...
This is a fantastic reel. Liked it so much I instantly bought another. I have the revo3 sx and thought this would probably be about the same but the dual brakes on the revo4 sx let you throw very light lures without issue. I use 40lb suffix 832 and throw 1/8 ounce lures with ease. I typically fish with a lews super duty, lews tourney mb’s, a revo3 sx, lews lfs speed spool and a lews slp speed spool and these revo 4 sx’s are my favorites and most versatile I’d say.
LeRoy J Bell : fish getter
greatest reel for jigging for salmon.
Timothy Hunt : Good purchase
This reel is a good reel to learn on. Simple and has good action. I haven’t caught any Going big on it yet but I’m sure it’ll hold up.
Boo Anderson : yah nice until it doesnt last
I have spent a ton on Abu reels in the past two years. Two that stand out failed in the first year. First is this Baitcaster....the Revo SX Low profile HG ... bail won't trip after about 1 year. C'mon. Second, Revo Spincast, reverse crank doesn't work after less then a year. Both reels were just under $200 each! But my crappy S Series Abu's are still running and my crappy KastKings are tanks. I dunno man. Disappointing. That said, My Revo Rocket ($450) is a flippin tank and casts like butter. Abu, as much as I love the company, has been a roll the dice in my experience.
Steve Hedrick : Defective product
Reel is defective, drag not working after first use out of box.
ironhed79 : love it
people might disagree but this reel outcasts my tatula 150. between the magtrax and infini brake system i can tweak this reel to get maximum distance with no backlashes with any weight lure
Robert R. : The best as I expected from ABU !!!
Just as I expected awesome reel!!
Rob Tison IV : Love this reel!!
Love this reel but you better know how to use it before you buy it. It does take skill to use it.
Christopher Jones : First Baitcaster!/ But.... SIDE PLATE MALFUNCTION!
I’ve heard a lot of good things about this Baitcaster, I’ve been using spinning reels my entire life for Saltwater and Freshwater. Now, I feel like it’s time to step on the Dark side. Over the years I hear people say ahhh man Baitcaster suck because I always bird eat, black lash etc. I know a lot of people who use them and the advice they give me is calibrate it each time you use a new lure. I’m waiting on my rod now which is an Uglystik Carbon Casting Rod 7 ft MH fast action, I’m going to spool it up with 30 Lbs Moss Green power pro, I went with the HS LH model, for one I like to use topwater lures to catch bass. Also, I wanted my handles on the left side and thumb the spool with my right thumb instead of the opposite. TIGHT LINES EVERYONE!
UPDATE: didn’t last long at all, kind of disappointed, while casting the sideplate came off and wouldn’t come back on so I sent it back for a replacement. I’ve heard it’s a manufacturing issues why the sideplate comes off, once it comes off it’s impossible to put it back on. If my replacement does or has the same issues I’m going to a Lews Baitcaster, poor quality with the Revo SX for the amount of money it costs.
Update: I received my replacement a few weeks ago, the reel is working flawlessly. I must’ve received a malfunctioning reel.
UPDATE: didn’t last long at all, kind of disappointed, while casting the sideplate came off and wouldn’t come back on so I sent it back for a replacement. I’ve heard it’s a manufacturing issues why the sideplate comes off, once it comes off it’s impossible to put it back on. If my replacement does or has the same issues I’m going to a Lews Baitcaster, poor quality with the Revo SX for the amount of money it costs.
Update: I received my replacement a few weeks ago, the reel is working flawlessly. I must’ve received a malfunctioning reel.
Kevin engel : Unhappy
I thought I ordered a left hand crank reel but I'm not sure. I don't like what I got. Have not used it
ironhed79 : love it
people might disagree but this reel outcasts my tatula 150. between the magtrax and infini brake system i can tweak this reel to get maximum distance with no backlashes with any weight lure
Don : Awesome reel
Best sub $200 reel on the market
Robert A. Sholar : durable
very good overall.
Timothy Hunt : Good purchase
This reel is a good reel to learn on. Simple and has good action. I haven’t caught any Going big on it yet but I’m sure it’ll hold up.
Kevin engel : Unhappy
I thought I ordered a left hand crank reel but I'm not sure. I don't like what I got. Have not used it
Timothy Hunt : Good purchase
This reel is a good reel to learn on. Simple and has good action. I haven’t caught any Going big on it yet but I’m sure it’ll hold up.
Kenneth J. : Not as advertised
Difficult to adjust, use & does not cast nearly as far as my Diawa Tatula.. Advertised as a great beginner bait caster., it's not. Buy the Diawa Tatula SV for another $40. You won't regret it
I would return it if I could.
I would return it if I could.
Amazon Customer : honest review from experience with quality reels
hello everyone, i hope you will find this in depth review of the revo sx helpful! bare with me as i’m sure i will get off track lol. i am a long time abu garcia, particularly the revo lineup fan/user. i will be comparing this reel to the other gen 4 revos that i own ( Revo X, Revo premier, and Revo Mgxetreme 2) as well as various other reels i own of smiliar price (Lews mach speed spool, shimano curado k). all aspects are based off my personal experiences with the Revo sx and comparable reels, and i am a very picky person when it comes to reels.
For starters I will say that I am extremly impressed with this reel, so impressed I had to come on amazon, after purchasing this reel from bass pro to right a review, and I would 100% recomend this reel for a “ do it all reel” over any other reel listed above. I have owned the sx for exactly 1 month now, and fished it almost every day. Throughout this month I have thrown every weight lure from a 1/8oz jighead (just to see how or if it’s possible to cast) up to a 1.5oz punching rig.
Quick pros and cons:
Pros
1. Amazing castabilty
2. Ergonomic
3. Relatively light
4. Looks very good
5. Very smooth
6. Amazing braking system
7. Does just about every technique as good as any
Cons
1. Sometimes on the retrieve the worm gear eye thing would pinch my finger
Starting from the finesse end of the spectrum. It’s no secret that pretty much any reel can cast a lure 1/2oz and over, most reels under $250 really struggle with the finesse catagory. In this part of the review I will compare the SX to my mgx 2 (msrp $500). Using 10lb braid, casting a 1/8oz lure is possible with the sx, averaging over 70ft per cast. However, things can get kind of sloppy mid cast. The mgx consistently achieved 8-12 feet further casts over the sx and was much less sloppy. The same story for 3/16oz. However...throwing something that light is a little extreme and something I don’t think I have ever done bass fishing in Florida. Something a little more common, a weightless Senko and 4/0 hook. The Senko castabilty really surprised me, and is partially why I am writing this review. To my surprise, the revo sx consistently casted a weightless senko within 2-3 feet of my mgx on the same rod with the same line. There is no mid cast over runs if the line at all, i was very impressed at the distance and ease of cast.
Getting out of finesse and into generic fishing that apples to the everyday angler, I will compare the revo sx to: gen 4 premier, gen 4 revo x, Shimano Curado k, and lews Mach speed spool. Starting with the premier (msrp $300). As far as casting goes, the sx and premier are equal to me, however I prefer the brake system on the sx slightly. With that being said, I could not justify spending twice as much on the premier and I’m kind of upset I did. Both reels are equally smooth, the sx is slightly quieter on the cast and retrieve. Moving down in price to the revo X (msrp $100). Sadly I feel that the revo x isent even comparable to the Sx when it comes to casting. Even though it is much cheaper, the sx is more than worth the price difference. The curado K is the only close contender here, but the sx did achive linger casts throughout every lure I tested. This could be because I am more comfortable with the braking system from abu though. Hopefully no shimano fans got to fired up lol.
My semi-conclusion:
With the overall performance of the sx, only losing out in the finesse catagory to the mgx which retails for $500, i do not think there is currently a better reel on the market for under $300. The sx is very ergonomic, the 90mm handle feels great, the large grips feel great, and the reel is very low profile. The drag system provides smooth drag and gives a very goid max of 24lbs...give or take a pound or 2. The braking system is outstanding, probably the best I have ever used. I was able to fish most lures with the spool tension set to eliminate side to side play, only 1 internal pin turned on, and the magnetic brake between 3-8 clicks. The retrieve is very very smooth and quiet.
Conclusion:
If you are debating buying the revo sx I can assure you that you will not find a better reel for even close to this price. I would buy this reel over and over again.
Hopefully you found this review helpfull, have a good day!
For starters I will say that I am extremly impressed with this reel, so impressed I had to come on amazon, after purchasing this reel from bass pro to right a review, and I would 100% recomend this reel for a “ do it all reel” over any other reel listed above. I have owned the sx for exactly 1 month now, and fished it almost every day. Throughout this month I have thrown every weight lure from a 1/8oz jighead (just to see how or if it’s possible to cast) up to a 1.5oz punching rig.
Quick pros and cons:
Pros
1. Amazing castabilty
2. Ergonomic
3. Relatively light
4. Looks very good
5. Very smooth
6. Amazing braking system
7. Does just about every technique as good as any
Cons
1. Sometimes on the retrieve the worm gear eye thing would pinch my finger
Starting from the finesse end of the spectrum. It’s no secret that pretty much any reel can cast a lure 1/2oz and over, most reels under $250 really struggle with the finesse catagory. In this part of the review I will compare the SX to my mgx 2 (msrp $500). Using 10lb braid, casting a 1/8oz lure is possible with the sx, averaging over 70ft per cast. However, things can get kind of sloppy mid cast. The mgx consistently achieved 8-12 feet further casts over the sx and was much less sloppy. The same story for 3/16oz. However...throwing something that light is a little extreme and something I don’t think I have ever done bass fishing in Florida. Something a little more common, a weightless Senko and 4/0 hook. The Senko castabilty really surprised me, and is partially why I am writing this review. To my surprise, the revo sx consistently casted a weightless senko within 2-3 feet of my mgx on the same rod with the same line. There is no mid cast over runs if the line at all, i was very impressed at the distance and ease of cast.
Getting out of finesse and into generic fishing that apples to the everyday angler, I will compare the revo sx to: gen 4 premier, gen 4 revo x, Shimano Curado k, and lews Mach speed spool. Starting with the premier (msrp $300). As far as casting goes, the sx and premier are equal to me, however I prefer the brake system on the sx slightly. With that being said, I could not justify spending twice as much on the premier and I’m kind of upset I did. Both reels are equally smooth, the sx is slightly quieter on the cast and retrieve. Moving down in price to the revo X (msrp $100). Sadly I feel that the revo x isent even comparable to the Sx when it comes to casting. Even though it is much cheaper, the sx is more than worth the price difference. The curado K is the only close contender here, but the sx did achive linger casts throughout every lure I tested. This could be because I am more comfortable with the braking system from abu though. Hopefully no shimano fans got to fired up lol.
My semi-conclusion:
With the overall performance of the sx, only losing out in the finesse catagory to the mgx which retails for $500, i do not think there is currently a better reel on the market for under $300. The sx is very ergonomic, the 90mm handle feels great, the large grips feel great, and the reel is very low profile. The drag system provides smooth drag and gives a very goid max of 24lbs...give or take a pound or 2. The braking system is outstanding, probably the best I have ever used. I was able to fish most lures with the spool tension set to eliminate side to side play, only 1 internal pin turned on, and the magnetic brake between 3-8 clicks. The retrieve is very very smooth and quiet.
Conclusion:
If you are debating buying the revo sx I can assure you that you will not find a better reel for even close to this price. I would buy this reel over and over again.
Hopefully you found this review helpfull, have a good day!
HK : Uneven line distribution
Right out of the box and the line winds with an uneven distribution. Heavy on the right. I can see the line guide is off and no instructions on possible adjustments. Very poor.
Rob Tison IV : Love this reel!!
Love this reel but you better know how to use it before you buy it. It does take skill to use it.
Robert R. : The best as I expected from ABU !!!
Just as I expected awesome reel!!
Kevin engel : Unhappy
I thought I ordered a left hand crank reel but I'm not sure. I don't like what I got. Have not used it
Christopher Jones : First Baitcaster!/ But.... SIDE PLATE MALFUNCTION!
I’ve heard a lot of good things about this Baitcaster, I’ve been using spinning reels my entire life for Saltwater and Freshwater. Now, I feel like it’s time to step on the Dark side. Over the years I hear people say ahhh man Baitcaster suck because I always bird eat, black lash etc. I know a lot of people who use them and the advice they give me is calibrate it each time you use a new lure. I’m waiting on my rod now which is an Uglystik Carbon Casting Rod 7 ft MH fast action, I’m going to spool it up with 30 Lbs Moss Green power pro, I went with the HS LH model, for one I like to use topwater lures to catch bass. Also, I wanted my handles on the left side and thumb the spool with my right thumb instead of the opposite. TIGHT LINES EVERYONE!
UPDATE: didn’t last long at all, kind of disappointed, while casting the sideplate came off and wouldn’t come back on so I sent it back for a replacement. I’ve heard it’s a manufacturing issues why the sideplate comes off, once it comes off it’s impossible to put it back on. If my replacement does or has the same issues I’m going to a Lews Baitcaster, poor quality with the Revo SX for the amount of money it costs.
Update: I received my replacement a few weeks ago, the reel is working flawlessly. I must’ve received a malfunctioning reel.
UPDATE: didn’t last long at all, kind of disappointed, while casting the sideplate came off and wouldn’t come back on so I sent it back for a replacement. I’ve heard it’s a manufacturing issues why the sideplate comes off, once it comes off it’s impossible to put it back on. If my replacement does or has the same issues I’m going to a Lews Baitcaster, poor quality with the Revo SX for the amount of money it costs.
Update: I received my replacement a few weeks ago, the reel is working flawlessly. I must’ve received a malfunctioning reel.
Timothy Hunt : Good purchase
This reel is a good reel to learn on. Simple and has good action. I haven’t caught any Going big on it yet but I’m sure it’ll hold up.
Will : Liked it so much I bought another
Great reel. It casts as far as my Daiwa Tatula XWS, which the Lews Speed Spool would not. It's a great reel for the price. It could be lighter, but I fish for hours and don't find it bothers me none.
robert w mixon : Buy one
Best reel i own. Period.
Amazon Customer : Abu
Amazing this reel showed lews how to make a real reel rock on abu for life
robert w mixon : Buy one
Best reel i own. Period.
Christina S : Feeling fishy...
This is so great. Been fishing for years now. Lightweight and can use for hours. It really is a really good reel. Get it and try it out for yourself. Catching bass in Missouri
Philip D. dowell : Five Stars
Extremely smooth and casing real
Jeffrey Kolmos : Great reel.
One of my favorite bait casters. Bought a second one already.
Telecom : Super smooth. Casts a mile.
Super smooth and casts a mile.
Took this inshore fishing to Chandeleur Islands. Fished everything from 1/8 oz jigs to spook jr too waters. Easily adjusted to cast both a country mile with no backlashes. Super smooth.
Took this inshore fishing to Chandeleur Islands. Fished everything from 1/8 oz jigs to spook jr too waters. Easily adjusted to cast both a country mile with no backlashes. Super smooth.
Phillip Zeleznikar : Grinding 1st day on water
Owned Abu since childhood without failure or problems minor or major. The Revo SX was my first Abu low profile & after about an hour on the water, alternating 4 set ups I might add, it started grinding like it’s been abused for a decade. Cast & reeled beautifully until that point but I’m extremely disappointed. To top it off my refund was over $20 short so now I get to play that game too. I love Abu Garcia gear but I got a lemon here.
Amazon Customer : honest review from experience with quality reels
hello everyone, i hope you will find this in depth review of the revo sx helpful! bare with me as i’m sure i will get off track lol. i am a long time abu garcia, particularly the revo lineup fan/user. i will be comparing this reel to the other gen 4 revos that i own ( Revo X, Revo premier, and Revo Mgxetreme 2) as well as various other reels i own of smiliar price (Lews mach speed spool, shimano curado k). all aspects are based off my personal experiences with the Revo sx and comparable reels, and i am a very picky person when it comes to reels.
For starters I will say that I am extremly impressed with this reel, so impressed I had to come on amazon, after purchasing this reel from bass pro to right a review, and I would 100% recomend this reel for a “ do it all reel” over any other reel listed above. I have owned the sx for exactly 1 month now, and fished it almost every day. Throughout this month I have thrown every weight lure from a 1/8oz jighead (just to see how or if it’s possible to cast) up to a 1.5oz punching rig.
Quick pros and cons:
Pros
1. Amazing castabilty
2. Ergonomic
3. Relatively light
4. Looks very good
5. Very smooth
6. Amazing braking system
7. Does just about every technique as good as any
Cons
1. Sometimes on the retrieve the worm gear eye thing would pinch my finger
Starting from the finesse end of the spectrum. It’s no secret that pretty much any reel can cast a lure 1/2oz and over, most reels under $250 really struggle with the finesse catagory. In this part of the review I will compare the SX to my mgx 2 (msrp $500). Using 10lb braid, casting a 1/8oz lure is possible with the sx, averaging over 70ft per cast. However, things can get kind of sloppy mid cast. The mgx consistently achieved 8-12 feet further casts over the sx and was much less sloppy. The same story for 3/16oz. However...throwing something that light is a little extreme and something I don’t think I have ever done bass fishing in Florida. Something a little more common, a weightless Senko and 4/0 hook. The Senko castabilty really surprised me, and is partially why I am writing this review. To my surprise, the revo sx consistently casted a weightless senko within 2-3 feet of my mgx on the same rod with the same line. There is no mid cast over runs if the line at all, i was very impressed at the distance and ease of cast.
Getting out of finesse and into generic fishing that apples to the everyday angler, I will compare the revo sx to: gen 4 premier, gen 4 revo x, Shimano Curado k, and lews Mach speed spool. Starting with the premier (msrp $300). As far as casting goes, the sx and premier are equal to me, however I prefer the brake system on the sx slightly. With that being said, I could not justify spending twice as much on the premier and I’m kind of upset I did. Both reels are equally smooth, the sx is slightly quieter on the cast and retrieve. Moving down in price to the revo X (msrp $100). Sadly I feel that the revo x isent even comparable to the Sx when it comes to casting. Even though it is much cheaper, the sx is more than worth the price difference. The curado K is the only close contender here, but the sx did achive linger casts throughout every lure I tested. This could be because I am more comfortable with the braking system from abu though. Hopefully no shimano fans got to fired up lol.
My semi-conclusion:
With the overall performance of the sx, only losing out in the finesse catagory to the mgx which retails for $500, i do not think there is currently a better reel on the market for under $300. The sx is very ergonomic, the 90mm handle feels great, the large grips feel great, and the reel is very low profile. The drag system provides smooth drag and gives a very goid max of 24lbs...give or take a pound or 2. The braking system is outstanding, probably the best I have ever used. I was able to fish most lures with the spool tension set to eliminate side to side play, only 1 internal pin turned on, and the magnetic brake between 3-8 clicks. The retrieve is very very smooth and quiet.
Conclusion:
If you are debating buying the revo sx I can assure you that you will not find a better reel for even close to this price. I would buy this reel over and over again.
Hopefully you found this review helpfull, have a good day!
For starters I will say that I am extremly impressed with this reel, so impressed I had to come on amazon, after purchasing this reel from bass pro to right a review, and I would 100% recomend this reel for a “ do it all reel” over any other reel listed above. I have owned the sx for exactly 1 month now, and fished it almost every day. Throughout this month I have thrown every weight lure from a 1/8oz jighead (just to see how or if it’s possible to cast) up to a 1.5oz punching rig.
Quick pros and cons:
Pros
1. Amazing castabilty
2. Ergonomic
3. Relatively light
4. Looks very good
5. Very smooth
6. Amazing braking system
7. Does just about every technique as good as any
Cons
1. Sometimes on the retrieve the worm gear eye thing would pinch my finger
Starting from the finesse end of the spectrum. It’s no secret that pretty much any reel can cast a lure 1/2oz and over, most reels under $250 really struggle with the finesse catagory. In this part of the review I will compare the SX to my mgx 2 (msrp $500). Using 10lb braid, casting a 1/8oz lure is possible with the sx, averaging over 70ft per cast. However, things can get kind of sloppy mid cast. The mgx consistently achieved 8-12 feet further casts over the sx and was much less sloppy. The same story for 3/16oz. However...throwing something that light is a little extreme and something I don’t think I have ever done bass fishing in Florida. Something a little more common, a weightless Senko and 4/0 hook. The Senko castabilty really surprised me, and is partially why I am writing this review. To my surprise, the revo sx consistently casted a weightless senko within 2-3 feet of my mgx on the same rod with the same line. There is no mid cast over runs if the line at all, i was very impressed at the distance and ease of cast.
Getting out of finesse and into generic fishing that apples to the everyday angler, I will compare the revo sx to: gen 4 premier, gen 4 revo x, Shimano Curado k, and lews Mach speed spool. Starting with the premier (msrp $300). As far as casting goes, the sx and premier are equal to me, however I prefer the brake system on the sx slightly. With that being said, I could not justify spending twice as much on the premier and I’m kind of upset I did. Both reels are equally smooth, the sx is slightly quieter on the cast and retrieve. Moving down in price to the revo X (msrp $100). Sadly I feel that the revo x isent even comparable to the Sx when it comes to casting. Even though it is much cheaper, the sx is more than worth the price difference. The curado K is the only close contender here, but the sx did achive linger casts throughout every lure I tested. This could be because I am more comfortable with the braking system from abu though. Hopefully no shimano fans got to fired up lol.
My semi-conclusion:
With the overall performance of the sx, only losing out in the finesse catagory to the mgx which retails for $500, i do not think there is currently a better reel on the market for under $300. The sx is very ergonomic, the 90mm handle feels great, the large grips feel great, and the reel is very low profile. The drag system provides smooth drag and gives a very goid max of 24lbs...give or take a pound or 2. The braking system is outstanding, probably the best I have ever used. I was able to fish most lures with the spool tension set to eliminate side to side play, only 1 internal pin turned on, and the magnetic brake between 3-8 clicks. The retrieve is very very smooth and quiet.
Conclusion:
If you are debating buying the revo sx I can assure you that you will not find a better reel for even close to this price. I would buy this reel over and over again.
Hopefully you found this review helpfull, have a good day!
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