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At barely 5 ounces, Lew's® Hyper Mag SLP Baitcast Reel offers superb balance and sensitivity for your most exacting presentations – yet this Super Low Profile baitcaster can bring down the house when needed, with quick, strong cranking backed by up to 20 lbs. of rugged drag power. It's built on a tough magnesium frame with lightweight C45 Carbon sideplates; the 32 mm U-spool is crafted of double anodized aircraft-grade Duralumin, and drilled and chamfered for premium performance on every cast. Titanium-coated line guide; hard aluminum alloy gears; 11-bearing system with double-shielded stainless steel bearings and Zero-Reverse one-way clutch; externally adjustable 4-pin, 27 position SpeedCast Adjustable Centrifugal Braking (ACB) system; rugged carbon fiber drag; audible-click aluminum drag star; 95mm bowed carbon fiber handle with Winn® Dri-Tac knobs; click-adjust spool tension knob; patented Speed Dial line indicator and Speed Keeper hook keeper; external lube port for easy maintenance.
Incredibly light and strong
Super Low Profile design
Tough magnesium frame
Lightweight C45 Carbon sideplates
32 mm, U-shaped Duralumin spool
Titanium-coated line guide
Hard aluminum alloy gears
11-bearing system with Zero-Reverse
Double-shielded stainless steel bearings
External-adjust SpeedCast ACB spool brake
Rugged carbon fiber drag
Audible-click aluminum drag star
95mm bowed carbon fiber handle
Winn Dri-Tac handle knobs
Click-adjust spool tension knob
Patented Speed Dial line indicator and Speed Keeper hook keeper
Web ID: 100038752
Rated 5 out of
5 by
WildRice from
Lew's finally builds a finesse reelIt takes a high level of technology to make a finesse baitcaster and Lew's finally stepped up their game with this reel. The light shallow-capacity spool, effective and easy to dial centrifugal brake system, and low friction comes at a price, but allows you to cast weightless Senkos, 1/4 oz Rapala Ripstops, 1/10 oz Ned rigs, and weightless flukes with good distance and accuracy. I use 20 lb Power Pro braid and have pretty much retired my spinning rods and reels. Only need one set up for bank fishing or exploring new water on foot. It is also strong with a rigid frame and powerful drag for power fishing or hauling in a big fish. Another application is all day fishing adventures. It is feather light, ultra smooth, small to palm, and has high gear ratios, resulting in elimination of fatigue. Down sides are the round knobs which you will either tolerate, get used to, or hate. At this price, two sets of interchangeable grips would have been good. The other down side is the high price which hurts the value. You could almost buy two Quantum Smoke S3 reels which is another great finesse all around reel but with much higher value. Another comparable reel is the Shimano Curado 70/71. All three are great finesse reels, but if you want to build an arsenal of several combos with one brand/model of reel, I would recommend the Smoke S3 because of the oversized spool technology for lower casting rpm, higher line capacity, and excellent value. Trade off is that it is not as light or as small or as pretty as the Lew's.
Date published: 2018-06-04
Rated 5 out of
5 by
S fulp from
Great for light luresVery nice reel especially for light lures love the braking system very comfortable in the hand
What dictates whether I should have 30 inches/turn or 33 inches/turn?
Asked by: ODCC
Thanks for your question! Per the manufacturer: Depends on the presentation you are going for. 33in/turn is more for flipping and pitching and getting fish out of cover as fast as you can.
Answered by: BPSResource19
Date published: 2018-03-23
What is the weight of this reel? Lew's websites says 5.4 oz but Basspro says 5.1. Which is correct?
Asked by: dreamfly
Thank you for your question! Per the manufacturer: The HyperMag weighs 5.4.
We will get this corrected on our site. Thank you for bringing it to our attention.
Answered by: BPSResource19
Date published: 2018-03-23
Is it suitable for salt water?
Asked by: Hermann
Thank you for your question! The manufacturer states they would not recommend any of their magnesium frame reels for saltwater use.
