Shimano® Sienna® Rear Drag Spinning Reels

   

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SN1000RDC

Left/Right

5.2:1

 Line Capacity: 4/140
Braid Capacity: 15/85
Ball Bearings: 3+1
Max Drag: 7 Lbs.
Recovery: 25" Per Turn
Reel Weight (oz): 8.3 		1638014
Your Price: $29.99
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SN2500RDC

Left/Right

5.2:1

 Line Capacity: 8/140
Braid Capacity: 15/145
Ball Bearings: 3+1
Max Drag: 7 Lbs.
Recovery: 29" Per Turn
Reel Weight (oz): 9.5 		1638015
Your Price: $29.99
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SN4000RDC

Left/Right

5.1:1

 Line Capacity: 10/200
Braid Capacity: 30/175
Ball Bearings: 3+1
Max Drag: 12 Lbs.
Recovery: 32" Per Turn
Reel Weight (oz): 13.0 		1638016
Your Price: $29.99
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  • Propulsion Spool Lip
  • Graphite Frame
  • Graphite Sideplate
  • Graphite Rotor
  • Aluminum Spool
  • Varispeed Oscillation
  • Ported Handle Shank
  • Super Stopper II
  • Dyna-Balance
  • Power Roller II
  • Fresh- or  saltwater
  • Use with mono, fluoro and braid
The Shimano Sienna RD (Rear Drag) Spinning Reels may be the absolute best value to technology purchase you can make when it comes to quality spinning tackle! Utilizing the Propulsion Line Management system for longer casts and reduced backlash, the Sienna RD also boasts Super Stopper II technology for instant anti-reverse with no back-play. Easy access to on-the-fly drag changes via the convenient Rear Drag system. Suitable for all species of freshwater and inshore fish. Other Shimano technologies include Propulsion spool lip; S Concept S guard and S arm cam; graphite frame, sideplate and rotor; three shielded bearings plus on roller bearing; aluminum spool; Varispeed oscillation; ported handle shank; Dyna-Balance; and Power Roller II. For use in fresh- or saltwater with mono, fluoro or braid.

Rated 5 out of 5 by 1 reviewer.
Rated 5 out of 5 by excellent bought the 4000 size and put it on a $20, 6'6"mh shimano stimula rod for freshwater fishing. I do mostly saltwater so $50 is the most i wanted to spend on a combo that I would only use a few times a year. handles everything great. Even fished inshore with it a few times and its already pulled a 20" black drum out of the water no problem April 23, 2013
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