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Revo Premier Spinning Reel Not A Rumor Any More

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Just took a peek on Tackle Tour and they have a pre release feature on the Revo Premier spinning reel.  Looks pretty nice but it's a spendy piece.

That is one awesome looking reel. I'm  hoping Ill be able to pick one up, it'll just be awhile.

It looks good. It really is a whole lot of dollars for a spinning reel, though.

Lighter and stronger are the right words to describe the new Abu Garcia Revo Premier spinning reel. This brand new spinning reel is described as 300% stronger than graphite and 50% lighter than aluminum.

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Two models are offered. The PRM20 weighs 7.9 ounces, has a gear ratio of 5.1:1 spooling 27 inches of line per turn of the handle with a spool capacity of 130 yards of 8-pound test monofilament or 190 yards of 8-pound test Fireline®. Model PRM30 weighs 8.1 ounces, has a gear ratio of 5.8:1 spooling 33 inches of line per handle turn with a spool capacity of 140 yards of 10-pound test mono and 180 yards of 10-pound Fireline.
The new Abu Garcia Revo Premier spinning reel will be available after ICAST in the September timeframe and will retail for $249.95.

Too much Bling for my eyes, but like anything, it's what's on the inside that really matters. Time will tell...

the new pfleuger on tackle tour loooks like a better reel to me

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I have to say, that one overdoes it on the bling for me, too. 

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Is that and Abu-Airbail?!

It's similar. Not sure if it's hollow or not.  Abu has been using that type of bail ever since the 700 and 800 series came out some years ago.

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Looks real nice and all but I'm probably grab a Supreme XT when they come out.

Looks real nice and all but I'm probably grab a Supreme XT when they come out.

And the new xt will be a hundred bucks cheaper I believe.

Abu's bail wires are solid Aluminum and the NanoShielded material looks very cool especially if it delivers on the lighter stronger quote.

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For me it's too expensive for a freshwater reel.  Staying in the Abu line up, I'm perfectly content with my cardinal 802, which I moved from saltwater, plenty light for me and it's exceptionally smooth.  I caught a 35# snook with it before I made it freshwater.

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Perfect!

Slap this on an orange Carrot Stick and dress up

like those Japanese dudes in Raul's video. Now then,

that look makes a statement!

::D

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Perfect!

Slap this on an orange Carrot Stick and dress up

like those Japanese dudes in Raul's video. Now then,

that look makes a statement!

::D

Like wearing plus4's on the golf course, you better have the game to back it up.

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