Galvan Grip G10 Fly Reel (USED)
Galvan Grip G10 Fly Reel (USED)
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This listing is for the Galvan Grip G10 fly reel. This is Galvan's premier sealed drag system fly fishing reel. The drag system was recently tuned and is in perfect working order. The G10 size is appropriate for a 10 or 11wt fly line and 250+ yards of backing. Comes with neoprene reel case. Made in U.S.A.
| G-10 (4.25) | 1.35″ | 8.7 | 10 | WF-10-F | 250yds (30 lb) |
To start, 2 Hybrid ceramic ball bearings and even more carbon fiber have been incorporated, adding to the silky smooth drag that all Galvan users are accustomed to. A watertight, easy to access hub has also been added encasing the entire drag system, leaving only anodized aluminum exposed to the elements. The new quick turn knob allows for a super quick spool release as well as easy access to the Drag System, and the Monster grip handle provides assured accessibility."
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