Redington Run Fly Reel
Redington Run Fly Reel
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The Redington Run fly reel offers anglers a lightweight yet robust option featuring a high-performance carbon fiber drag system. Crafted from durable, die-cast aluminum with a unique ported arbor inside the spool, it reduces weight while enhancing strength. Its large arbor design ensures faster line retrieval, helping you maintain control during intense battles. The compact carbon fiber drag delivers smooth, dependable performance across various conditions. Whether pursuing trout in Montana or targeting tailing reds at flood tide, the Redington Run excels in lightweight design without sacrificing functionality.
Noted Features:
- Constructed from die-cast aluminum
- Ported large arbor design for quick line retrieval
- Compact carbon fiber drag that offers smooth stopping power
- Easy to adjust recessed drag knob that won’t catch excess line
- Push button spool release
- Spools are interchangeable with RISE reel
- Rounded reel foot for line protection
- Twin-molded soft-touch ergonomic handle
- Easily converts from left to right hand retrieve
- Nylon reel case included
- Lifetime warranty
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