Overview
Delivering versatile and robust performance, the Okuma Epixor Casting Reel offers a low profile design that is loaded with features at an unbeatable price. Featuring an easy to palm ergonomic construction, the Okuma Epixor Casting Reel is built with a corrosion resistant frame and side plates that are perfect for anglers who explore freshwater and saltwater environments. Precision machine cut brass gears and a 7+1 stainless steel bearing drive system also ensures super smooth operation and effortless casts. Its multi-disc carbon fiber and stainless steel drag system provides superior strength for fighting all species of aggressive gamefish as well.
Whether you’re throwing heavy jigs, tiny crankbaits, or fishing livebait, the Okuma Epixor Casting Reel is equipped with an external adjustable magnetic cast control system for making quick fine-tune adjustments to ensure maximum casting distance. Offered in multiple gear ratios to suit your style of fishing, the Okuma Epixor Casting Reel is a versatile performer available at an affordable price.
Features:
-Corrosion resistant frame and sideplates
-Two-toned anodized, machined aluminum spool
-Multi-disc carbon fiber and stainless steel drag system
-Precision machine cut brass main and pinion gears
-7BB + 1RB stainless steel bearing drive system
-External adjustable magnetic cast control system
-Quick-Set anti-reverse roller bearing
-Easy change palm sideplate access port
-1-year limited warranty
Specifications
| Model | Retrieve | Gear Ratio | Weight | Line Cap. | Bearings | |
| EPXT-101HA | Left | 7.2:1 | 7.0 | 12/120 | 6BB + 1RB | Buy Now |
| EPXT-100A | Right | 6.5:1 | 7.0 | 12/120 | 6BB + 1RB | Buy Now |
| EPXT-100HA | Right | 7.2:1 | 7.0 | 12/120 | 6BB + 1RB | Buy Now |
Previous Feedback
Comments: The washer and nut come off the handles if I spin it too fast
From: Brock: Bakersfield, California 8/13/22
Comments: I got one of these as a budget heavy duty reel. Used it for pitching and even on an 806 SB rod for a bit - it looked undersized on that rod, but I did throw an 8 inch Hud on it for a whole day). Now got it on another 806 for throwing a castable fishfinder (3.2oz). On the plus side: holds a good amount of line (120 yards of 65lbs Maxcuatro), large comfortable handle/knobs, tons of drag, 32 inches/turn retrieve rate, side plate opens for easy maintenance (no centrifugal brakes, just allows for easy spool removal). Rather lightweight for the size. Breaks are good enough to throw a 4+ oz Hud far without backlashes. Negatives: started rattling after a few months of throwing 1-4oz baits - servicing the reel reveals that the pinion gear doesn't sit tightly anymore. No clicker in the star drag (doesn't matter if you tighten the drag all the way anyway for punching or SB fishing). Materials feel cheap but durable (minus the knob, which is great for this price reel).
From: Matthias: Novato 1/4/20