Lew's Xfinity Speed Spool Baitcast Fishing Reel
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Our take on the Lew's Xfinity Speed Spool Baitcast Fishing Reel
The Lew's Xfinity Speed Spool is a low-profile baitcasting reel built on a one-piece aluminum frame with graphite side plates and an 8-bearing system. Its compact frame is about 10 percent shorter and narrower than a standard low-profile reel, which makes it easy to palm and control. It pairs an externally adjustable magnetic cast control with a zirconium line guide and a Rulon drag rated to 15 pounds. It suits freshwater and inshore anglers who want a small, palmable reel for bass, panfish and light saltwater work, and it sits below Lew's tournament-grade reels on materials while keeping the same Speed Dial line indicator and external brake adjustment.
- Compact, palmable frame that is roughly 10 percent smaller in height and width
- One-piece aluminum frame with graphite side plates keeps weight down
- Externally adjustable magnetic cast control is easy to tune
- Zirconium line guide resists wear from braid and mono
- Rulon drag rated to 15 pounds
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Out of stockSold by FidtechReturns: Sold by a Walmart Marketplace seller; returns go to the seller under the seller's returns policy.
$59.00Checked 16 min ago
What reviewers say
- 4.9 / 527 ratings
Rated 4.9 out of 5 across 27 ratings, the Xfinity draws praise for its small, comfortable frame and smooth casting. Owners treat it as a dependable everyday baitcaster for the money.
- Frame sizePraisedOwners like how small and palmable the reel feels in hand.
- CastingPraisedCasting is described as smooth once the magnetic brake is dialed in.
Questions and answers
- Is the Lew's Xfinity good for beginners?
- Yes. The external magnetic cast control lets you dial back backlash without opening the reel, and the compact frame is easy to palm. Expect some practice before it feels natural.
- Can it handle saltwater?
- Lew's lists it for freshwater and saltwater. Rinse it with fresh water after saltwater use, since the graphite side plates and bearings are not sealed against corrosion.
- How much drag does it have?
- The Rulon drag is rated to 15 pounds. That is enough for bass, panfish and most inshore species, but light for big fish or thick cover.
- What line works best on it?
- The Speed Dial line indicator lets you mark line type and pound-test. Fluorocarbon or mono in the 10 to 17 pound range suits most bass setups, and braid works with the zirconium line guide.
- Does it come in left-hand retrieve?
- Lew's builds the Xfinity in both right- and left-hand retrieve. Check the model number before buying to get the handle side you want.
- What do buyers say about the Lew's Xfinity Speed Spool Baitcast Fishing Reel?
- Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 27 ratings.
