- Is the HyperMag worth it over a mainstream baitcast reel?
- If low weight and a fast, smooth retrieve matter most, the magnesium frame and P2 pinion gear set it apart from aluminum-bodied reels. Anglers who fish rough cover or want one reel for everything may prefer a cheaper, tougher option.
- What is the difference between this and the original HyperMag?
- The redesign keeps the 4-pin SpeedCast ACB brake, Speed Keeper and Speed Dial but adds the P2 Super Pinion double-bearing pinion gear and a recessed brake dial in a 5.2 oz magnesium frame.
- Is the 8.3:1 gear ratio good for all techniques?
- It excels at pitching, flipping and fast moving baits where quick line pickup helps. For deep crankbaits and slow-rolled presentations, a lower ratio gives more torque and control.
- What does left-hand retrieve mean on this reel?
- The handle sits on the right side and you crank with your right hand while holding the rod with your left. Left-hand retrieve reels suit anglers who cast with their right hand and don't want to switch hands.
- How many bearings does it have?
- It uses an 11-bearing system, which supports the smooth feel owners report from the gear train and spool.
- What is included with the reel?
- The reel comes with its Speed Keeper hook keeper, Speed Dial line indicator and the factory brake pins installed. Line and a rod are not included.
- Where is the Team Lew's HyperMag Baitcast Fishing Reel cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $253.70, 33% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Team Lew's HyperMag Baitcast Fishing Reel?
- Rated 5 out of 5 from 1 ratings.
- Where can I buy the Team Lew's HyperMag Baitcast Fishing Reel?
- 10 stores we checked sell it, including Walmart, Academy Sports, Amazon, Bass Pro Shops, Cabela's.