A low-cost spinning reel with a graphite body, lots of drag and a spool you can fill with braid without backing. People pick it as a first reel or a spare that can go from ponds to salt water.
Specs
- Sizes: 1000 to 5000
- Gear ratio: 5.2:1 on all sizes
- Max drag: up to 39.5 lb (18 kg), triple-disc carbon fiber
- Bearings: 10+1 double-shielded stainless steel, rated for salt water
- Body and rotor: fiber-reinforced graphite
- Spool: aluminum, braid-ready "Shark Fin" design
- Sealing: K.I.S.S. water-resistant design for spool, body and rotor
- Stainless main shaft; brass pinion gear; aluminum handle
- Price on maker site: $55.99 to $67.99 (Oct 2026)
- Maker-site rating: 4.8 from 205 reviews (Oct 2026)
What reviewers say
We did not find an independent long-term test. Buyer reviews are large in number and mostly positive, praising how smooth and solid it feels for the money. Several owners say the drag and bail work well, though some reviews were written before real fishing. The high drag number is the maker's claim; treat it as a sign of a strong drag, not a promise you will use 39 lb on a 2000-size reel.
Good
- Very low price
- Braid-ready spool saves a step
- Smooth for the cost
- Many sizes
Not so good
- Graphite body flexes more than metal under heavy load
- Few expert reviews
- Easy to confuse with the Sharky Baitfeeder III, a different reel
Who it's for
New anglers, kids and anyone outfitting several rods on a budget. Skip it if you fish hard in salt water every week and want a sealed metal reel.
Sources
Last checked 2026-10-19. Specs from the maker; review notes summarized in our own words.