Okuma EPXT-40S Epixor XT High-Speed Spinning Reel – Your Premium Fishing Gear Store Rods Lines Baits Accessories* Discount

The Okuma Epixor XT High-Speed Spinning Reel is engineered for anglers seeking a lightweight yet robust reel capable of handling diverse fishing environments. Its construction features Okuma’s C-40X long-strand carbon fiber, providing a durable and corrosion-resistant body and rotor. The Torsion Control Armor (TCA) design enhances rigidity and prevents frame twisting under pressure, ensuring optimal performance during intense fishing sessions.

Equipped with a high-speed 6.0:1 gear ratio, the Epixor XT facilitates rapid line retrieval, making it suitable for techniques that require quick lure presentations. The reel incorporates a slow oscillation system, promoting exceptional line lay and reducing tangles, which is particularly advantageous when using braided lines. Additionally, the Cyclonic Flow Rotor (CFR) technology increases airflow around the rotor, expediting drying and minimizing corrosion.

The EPXT-40S model offers a line retrieve rate of 37.1 inches per turn, accommodating various line capacities, including 260 yards of 8 lb mono and 200 yards of 30 lb braided line. With a maximum drag of 22 pounds and a total weight of 10.7 ounces, this reel provides a balanced combination of power and manageability. Its 7+1 stainless steel bearing system ensures smooth operation, while the rigid metal handle and heavy-duty aluminum bail wire contribute to its overall durability.

Features:

• Torsion Control Armor (TCA) reduces twisting
• Multi-disc, Japanese oiled felt drag washers
• 7BB+1RB stainless steel bearings
• Quick-Set anti-reverse bearing
• Precision machine-cut brass pinion gear
• Slow oscillation system for improved line lay
• Corrosion-resistant graphite body and rotor
• Cyclonic Flow Rotor (CFR) technology
• Rigid metal handle design for strength
• Machined aluminum, 2-tone anodized spool with LCS lip
• Heavy-duty solid aluminum bail wire
• RESII: Computer balanced Rotor Equalizing System