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OKUMA Reels Surf 8K Spinning 5Bb+1Rb 4.7:1, Multicolor, One Size
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OKUMA Reels Surf 8K Spinning 5Bb+1Rb Features
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Gear Ratio: 4. 7: 1
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Max Drag Pressure: 40 lbs.
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Line Retrieve: 42. 6 inches
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5HPB+1RB corrosion resistant stainless steel bearings
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CRC: Corrosion-Resistant Coasting process
About OKUMA Reels Surf 8K Spinning 5Bb+1Rb
The Okuma Surf-8K long casting surf spinning reel features the latest technology to give the angler the ultimate distance on every cast. Todays anglers want lightweight reels that they can cast all day and have extreme capacity for the ultimate in distance. The Surf-8K was built to be the top caster in its category. The Surf-8K long casting spinning reel was designed with the leading surf fisherman around the country. The Surf-8K features graphite rotor, side plates and frame for light weight feel and durability. The aluminum tapered spool gives minimal resistance for free line release creating extreme distance. Another key technology in the Surf-8K reel is the slow oscillation system. This slower oscillation system gives an exceptional line lay upon retrieve, and is optimized for use with braided line. The Surf-8K long casting spinning reel brings its technology to one key size, the 8K. The Surf-8K contains 6 total stainless steel ball bearings and features a fish stopping 40lbs of drag pressure with its carbonite drag washers. The key features on the Surf-8K spinning reels include the tapered spool system for reduced resistance and extreme casting distance. The slow oscillation system and cyclonic flow rotor keep your line lay even and dry. The Surf-8K also has a machined aluminum screw handle design as well as machined aluminum anodized spool with LCS lip to reduce wind knots.
