Okuma’s new Halogen reels take on the same great platform as last year's Serrano. These edgy new reels feature a dark black design with hints of purple to really make them stand out. The Halogen is a carbon fiber reel that comes in at only 7.0 ounces. It is lightweight, durable, and corrosion-resistant.
The Halogen features a 5BB + 1RB precision stainless steel bearing drive for smooth, long casts as well as a consistent retrieve. The quick-set anti-reverse bearing is perfect for solid hooksets. The precision-cut, high-strength brass main, and pinion gears keep the reel running smooth and silent. The Halogen reels feature an externally adjustable magnetic cast control for easy, on-the-fly adjustments. This compact bodied reel has a 33.5mm machined aluminum spool that you can pack on your braid or monofilament line. And the multi-disc drag washers give out consistent performance.
Available in two gear ratios, 6.5:1 and 7.2:1, it is available in both left (101) and right-hand (100) retrieves.
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