Abu Garcia® ORRA SX Low-Profile Baitcast Reels

   

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ORRA SX

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6.4:1

Line Capacity: 12/145
Braid Capacity: 30/130
Ball Bearings: 7+1
Max Drag: 15 Lbs.
Recovery: 27.5" Per Turn
Reel Weight (oz): 8.7
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ORRA SX-L

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6.4:1

Line Capacity: 12/145
Braid Capacity: 30/130
Ball Bearings: 7+1
Max Drag: 15 Lbs.
Recovery: 27.5" Per Turn
Reel Weight (oz): 8.7
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ORRA SX-HS

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7.1:1

Line Capacity: 12/145
Braid Capacity: 30/130
Ball Bearings: 7+1
Max Drag: 15 Lbs.
Recovery: 31" Per Turn
Reel Weight (oz): 8.7
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  • Seven ball bearings
  • Corrosion-resistant Instant Anti-Reverse™ bearing
  • Lightweight Aluminum frame
  • One-piece aluminum spool
  • Duragear™ hard brass gears
  • Oversized main gear
  • Pitch Centrifugal Brake
  • Power Disk drag system

The Swedish-engineered, low-profile baitcaster that combines high-end performance with everyday reliability to give you a solid, easy-fishing reel to match with your favorite rod. Seven ball bearings plus a corrosion-resistant Instant Anti-Reverse™ bearing; aluminum frame and spool; Duragear™ hard brass gears including oversized main gear; Pitch Centrifugal Brake; Power Disk drag system.

Line recovery in inches per handle turn.

Rated 4.4 out of 5 by 83 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Great Reel I have three of these reels and they all are great. Hardly ever backlash. Very smooth reel and great feel for the money. I fish three to four times a week and have'nt wore one out yet. September 7, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by Beware of Mechanical Brake I purchased the reel on-line from a rebuttable retailer. Setting the mechanical brake on the reel is impossible. It has never worked properly and backlashes on ever cast. It appears to be a design issue. Very frustrating, ended up having to buy another reel, Revo SX which has a clicking mechanical brake which works fine. Beware of the mechanical brake. Avoid this reel. July 25, 2012
Rated 5 out of 5 satisfaction found it reasonable price wise whilst quality and ability is on top level. perhaps some pro's dragging monsters may complain re certain issue whereas for ordinary user it's a great choice. July 6, 2012
Rated 1 out of 5 by Really Disappointed.... When I first bought one of these I loved it. It was smooth as silk, so I bought another one and also bought a revo s. I was going to buy all Abu reels and replace my old ones with the Orra's, but it wasn't long that I encountered my first problem after about 6 months. The worm gear/line guide stopped working on the first Orra, then the anti-reverse started failing on the second one, and then the worm gear fizzled out on the revo s. It was heartbreaking to say the least. Im out over 300 dollars now and times are tough these days. I fish 6 to 8 times a month and I went with Abu Garcia because of an old 765 cardinal spinning real that I had for over 15 years, but these didn't hardly make it out of the gate good. I bought these because I believed they would last me for life, just like the logo say's, but unfortunately that's not the case. June 28, 2012
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Which reel would you prefer for a crankbait, a topwater, and a texas rig outfit?
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I use the Orra Sx on all three styles of fishing. The Orra Sx will cast far and is also great for flipping. It is enough reel to burn a cranbait, walk a topwater or pull a bass out of timber.
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I don't know about the Shimano Caenan, or the Quantum Kinetic, but I know two Orra SX's that didn't hold up to throwing my top water and crankbaits. I can't tell you which one to go with, I can just tell you which one NOT to go with. Now, your down to two choices if you heed my advice. Good Luck
10 months ago
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No. a stand alone real Abu Garcia Reel...get one!
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I have one on a G. Loomis and one on my KVD tour crankin rod... works great on both
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Yeah it casts far.... depends on your ability level with a baitcaster... I love the reel...
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Yes, well that is yes in that it can. It really depends more on the rod, line, lure and skill of the caster. If you are looking for a reel that is going to provide some additional casting distance over other standard reels I would recommend looking at a few of the new Ardent reels. They have a new feature that lets the reel guide move when the spool moves during drag, and that keeps bends out of the line and should in theory let you cast a little smoother/farther.
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I don't see a left hand version of the high speed version. Is this even made? If not will it be a future product?
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 - Astoria, NY
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Unfortunately, there is not an Orra High Speed with left hand retrieve. Also, we do not have information on future stock availability for this item. Thank you!
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 - Springfield, MO
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I am on a limited budget and recently purchased the Garcia Silver Max, I was given a $100 gift card was thinking about buying the Garcia Orra SX. I am an average bass fisherman, will I noticed a difference btwn the 2. I could buy 2 more Silvers for the price of the Orra
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 - Missouri
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Depends.... I love the Orra reel... it is a Great pitchin reel and I just bought a second one for a cranking rod... works great... I would say if you really need two reels the go for the silvers.... but if you want to upgrade go for the Orra.... there is a differance
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 - Spokane Wa.
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According to the reviews on this item, the bearing has failed several owners.
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I have had my first Orra for a year and a half now and it still works flawlessly... my second Orra is a month old and seems to be doing just great.... I fish for bass and do alot of it... not sure what would happen if it was used for bigger fish
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 - Spokane Wa.
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i was planning to pair this with a 7' heavy abu garcia verdict for topwater frog fishing and for pitching and flipping jigs but i am wondering which reel would be better for that application. revo sx or orra sx?
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Orra would be a better reel it is amazing for short and long pitches I use it a lot for pitching and top water I also have that rod
1 year, 4 months ago
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Do you engage all the brakes for everyday use....only the pitch brakes...only the brakes not marked "pitch"? The reel didn't come with a manual and the You Tube Abu Garcia videos on the subject don't help at all.
1 year, 11 months ago
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When I am pitchin tubes or worms I engage the three marked pitch and it works great, if I need to change and do some casting I take them off... it is a great reel for pitchin.... I have it loaded with 17lb. P-Line Flurocarbon.... works Great
1 year, 5 months ago
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 - Spokane Wa.
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i personally keep mine on pitch all the time as far as i can tell from using it it dosent seem to hinder its casting ability.
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I used the other brake, I use one of two depending on the wind conditions.
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You dont need to engage the non-pitch blocks. They are spring loaded and will automatically come out and apply friction at high RPMs then retract once the RPMs drop. The only time you would want to turn on the pitch blocks is if you are pitching/flipping or casting in strong wind. Otherwise, just leave everything alone and they will do what they are designed to.
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they are steel
1 year, 8 months ago
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The bearings in this reel are made of Stainless Steel. Thank you!
1 year, 10 months ago
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 - Jonesboro, Arkansas
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I use it to fish weightless flukes and worms i use 12lb mono cast great
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 - Pine Prairie La
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I used 17lb. P-Line Fluro on mine... I use it on my pitching rod it it is great
1 year, 5 months ago
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 - Spokane Wa.
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12 pound p-line
1 year, 8 months ago
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 - Alabama
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I would recomend 10-12 lb test. The reel handles ok in my oppinion anything above 12.
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10 or 12 lb Excel is good for light line techniques like jerking or cranking. 14 for medium topwater, worming and jigging. For heavy stuff 17 or 20 fluro and 50 or 65 lb braid for frogging or slop fishing. So choosing one line that will do it all is almost impossible now a days with all the lures we use.
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 - Glendale Heights,IL
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I use 12lb seaguar fluorocarbon but it really depends on the type of fishing you do. I think 12lb is a good all around pound test rating and I like no stretch.
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