Reel Kamasaki Super Runner 60

The 2 bearings provide the sufficiently smooth running that we expect from a reel of this category.
Due to the graphite body, we get a very light reel, making it a perfect choice for child anglers who want to try fishing with a free spool reel.

To engage the free spool system, push the lever at the rear of the reel forward, then set the drag force with the knob below it, and your reel's free spool system is ready for use. In case of a bite, you can switch back to the main drag manually or by rotating the handle.

Bearing count: 2 pcs
Gear ratio: 5.2:1
Material: Graphite
Line capacity: 0.40/120 m

A reel equipped with a graphite body, frequently used and with a long tradition in reel housing manufacturing. Due to its material, it is characterized by a durable structure and a light weight that aids comfortable use. The reel features a popular graphite spool, which can be considered traditional in its design, having been present on the fishing market for decades. The reel is equipped with a reliable front drag system. Depending on the breaking strength of the line and the stiffness of the rod, it is advisable to set the drag force before starting to fish. When fighting a fish on the hook, the drag force can be freely adjusted by rotating the drag adjuster at the front of the spool. By engaging the free spool system at the back of the reel, the fish can pull line off the spool. This plays an important role primarily at night and when fishing for predatory fish. While in the latter case it facilitates the feeding process, in night fishing it prevents the fish from escaping with our rod. The hardness of the free spool system can be adjusted with the screw at the back of the reel. It is important to always use the main drag in the spool when fighting a fish! The free spool system is not suitable for fighting fish; excessive loading can cause reel damage. Before striking, the free spool system should be disengaged, otherwise a large amount of line can run off the reel, which can lead to unwanted knots. Free spool reels are becoming increasingly popular among anglers. Today, classic bottom and feeder anglers also readily use this universal reel type.