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US Reel SC1000PRO Baitcasting Reels
Product Description
Introducing a new casting reel that casts farther than other reels, casts and pitches lighter lures ... and does it with fewer backlashes!
For over 50 years the most significant change to a baitcast reel was moving from a round design to a low profile design. There have been a variety of improvements to components but the technology of the reel has remained essentially unchanged UNTIL NOW! The NEW SuperCaster Baitcast reels offer a radical new approach to the way a baitcast reel works which produces more benefits, more control, easier and farther casting, and all around Higher Performance for everyone.
The Angled Bar Levelwind (ABLe) (Patent Pending) The heart of the system levels the line on the spool by a rotating angled bar that creates a see-saw effect to guide the line instead of an eyelet. The rolling motion of the bar levels the line but during the critical casting phase does not restrict the line like a typical levelwind eyelet.
Problem
The sharp angle of the line to the eyelet creates distance-robbing friction and cast control problems including backlashes.
Solution
SuperCaster has no eyelet, so regardless of line position on the spool, the line leaves straight and virtually friction-free!
For over 50 years the most significant change to a baitcast reel was moving from a round design to a low profile design. There have been a variety of improvements to components but the technology of the reel has remained essentially unchanged UNTIL NOW! The NEW SuperCaster Baitcast reels offer a radical new approach to the way a baitcast reel works which produces more benefits, more control, easier and farther casting, and all around Higher Performance for everyone.
| Model | Bearings | Gear Ratio | Weight | Line Capacity (lbs./yds.) |
| SC1000PRO | 6 BB, 1 RB | 7.1:1 | 8.5 Oz. | 12/130 |
The Angled Bar Levelwind (ABLe) (Patent Pending) The heart of the system levels the line on the spool by a rotating angled bar that creates a see-saw effect to guide the line instead of an eyelet. The rolling motion of the bar levels the line but during the critical casting phase does not restrict the line like a typical levelwind eyelet.
Problem
The sharp angle of the line to the eyelet creates distance-robbing friction and cast control problems including backlashes.
Solution
SuperCaster has no eyelet, so regardless of line position on the spool, the line leaves straight and virtually friction-free!
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