AVET "SX" series reels are small, light weight, durable lever drag reels designed for saltwater use and a favorite of kayak fishermen. Offered in several different models including narrow body, magnetic cast assist and a raptor model which features a more robust drag system. The SX series of reels by AVET feature precision machined 6061 T-6 marine grade aluminum and SS components, 8 sealed SS bearings, lever drag, SS gears, and are proudly made in the USA. If ordering direct, one even has the option of custom color schemes.
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AVET "SX" Series
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(Updated: September 24, 2015)
Overall rating
3.8
Craftsmanship
4.0
Durability
3.0
Versatility
4.0
Value
4.0
Avet SX two speed and single speed
I own a two speed and single speed avets. For a few years they were my reel of choice. Tough, smooth, and worked like a champ. The only drawback is that they do not handle any length of exposure to corrosive saltwater environments. I know folks who carry extra bearings because it happens so often. If you are take care of these reels (i.e fresh water rinse or bath IMMEDIATELY after every use) they will work flawlessly and last forever. I however, abuse my gear and found these reels take a little too much TLC for my style of fishing. But make no mistake, these reels will do their job flawlessly when taken care of.
Pros & Cons
Pros:
Handles any fish you can reasonably catch from a kayak
Cons:
The reel hates saltwater. Bearings get rough or seize up too quickly
Equipment Model
Model:
SX two speed and sin
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