Daiwa® Steez™ Spinning Reels | Bass Pro Shops

Daiwa® Steez™ Spinning Reels

  • Some of the Lightest Spinning Reels Of Their Kind
  • Super-lightweight ''Air Metal'' magnesium construction
  • 11 CRBB plus Infinite Anti-Reverse® bearing
  • Micro-adjustable sealed, waterproof drag
  • Digigear™ digital gear design

Technology is a beautiful thing. Meet the Daiwa Steez Spinning Reel, the latest and best bass spinning reel ever, designed to push the limits of strength, comfort and precision operation into another realm. Incredibly light and powerful! Advanced Steez features include: Magnesium body, side-cover and rotor; ultra-lightweight [Read More]

   


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STEEZ2500

Left/Right

4.8:1

8/170

 Ball Bearings: 11+1
Max Drag: 15.4 Lbs.
Recovery: 28" Per Turn 		38-350-290-00
Your Price (each): $589.99
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  • Reel Weight (oz.) - 7.1
  • Some of the Lightest Spinning Reels Of Their Kind
  • Super-lightweight ''Air Metal'' magnesium construction
  • 11 CRBB plus Infinite Anti-Reverse® bearing
  • Micro-adjustable sealed, waterproof drag
  • Digigear™ digital gear design

Technology is a beautiful thing. Meet the Daiwa Steez Spinning Reel, the latest and best bass spinning reel ever, designed to push the limits of strength, comfort and precision operation into another realm. Incredibly light and powerful! Advanced Steez features include: Magnesium body, side-cover and rotor; ultra-lightweight composite ABS spool; Digigear™ digital gear design; 12-bearing system with 11 shielded ball bearings plus Infinite Anti-Reverse; quiet, pillar-type oscillation; waterproof drag with super micro-pitch adjustment; and stainless steel main shaft. For freshwater use only.

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Well never owed a Shimano Stella
but Daiwa Steez is perfection and you can't improve on that ....
and it's less $$$
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Ive had the chance to use both, and personally they were both amazing.. no problems from either.

But if I were to go with one, it would be the Stella. It just seems so smooth and so amazing.
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