Abu Garcia Revo SX Spinning Fishing Reel
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Abu Garcia Revo SX Spinning Fishing Reel

Back to BlogApril 29, 20261 min read

Customers find the fishing reel very smooth. They appreciate its quality, with one customer noting it performs well for fishing.

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Product Reviewed

Abu Garcia Revo SX Spinning Fishing Reel

Allan's Rating
4.5 / 5.0
4.5
Where to Buy

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What Allan Likes
  • 8 stainless steel HPCR bearings + 1 roller bearing
  • Asymmetrical body design
  • V-Rotor design
  • V-Spool design
  • Rocket line management system
Worth Knowing
  • Price point can be a little on the high side

Redesigned from the ground up, the Revo SX spinning reel has been engineered to deliver unmatched performance and durability. It combines a Zenon inspired A-SYM body design to minimize the body size and optimize weight and balance with the AM-G fully machined gear systems for the ultimate in smoothness and cranking power. Casting performance is maximized by the V-Rotor design and Rocket line management system that allows anglers to fish mono, braid, and even difficult-to-manage fluorocarbon.

The Bottom Line

"My everyday go-to reel, paired with an Ugly Stik GX2 in medium action. I run 15 lb. monofilament for most situations, or 20 lb. braid when I need the extra sensitivity and casting distance. If you go with braid, step down to a lighter fluorocarbon or mono leader — braid has virtually no stretch and will transfer the full force of a snag or strike directly to your terminal tackle. A leader lighter than your mainline acts as a sacrificial break point, so you lose a hook and a few feet of leader instead of your whole rig."

4.5 / 5.0
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Allan
Portland, Oregon · 12 Years PNW Fishing

Born in Portland and raised in McMinnville, Oregon, Allan has been fishing for most of his life — from the rivers of the Willamette Valley to the Oregon coast, Cabo San Lucas, and the California Pacific. His oldest brother Steven runs a sports fishing business in Oregon. This blog is his way of sharing what he's learned.

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