SougayilangSpinning Reels Light Weight Ultra Smooth Powerful Fishing Reels Red & Blue & Golden

Great value for the $20 price tag. Works great, fairly smooth retrieve and no issues with the drag.Longevity is the question mark, but at $20, if I get a year or two, I am happy.

Very good fishing reel nice drag and gears everything is smooth and strong in this reel, size is a little off but every brand is diffrent i would say go up in any size you want to get for example if you want a 3000 get a 4000 size, but overall good reel same as the big brand reels . Highly recommend !!

2000 series spooled w/ 8lb mono, paired with an ugly stik lite pro 6'6" medium 1 pc weighs 14.7 ounces.Perfectly serviceable reel. Materials are not as nice as they look in the pictures, but are on par with anything you would buy off the shelf at a big box store in the $50 or less price range. Haven't fought anything real big size with it, but has stood up to several days of fishing catching bluegill, crappie, and a couple smaller bass. For 20 bux or less this is a no brainer.

The first thing to note is that this is roughly a $20 spin reel. That's wonderfully inexpensive. For that price you get a spinning reel that has smooth action, decent drag setting, and good power. I slapped it on a rod and spun it up with 20lb braid and usually run a texas rig on it. Works wonders for bringing in bass!I don't expect this to be a reel that blows everything out of the water, but it's lasted one spring and summer, with me going out at least 4 times a week. That alone is well worth its price!

I have 4 Shakespeare micro combos from Walmart that we use trout fishing. The reels started falling apart after two years, which was fine for $23 combo poles. I wanted a cheap replacement reel since the rods are cheapo too. I bought 4 of these and they all have worked great. I have some larger size of the same brand and they have worked great as well. They are really smooth reeling. Drag adjustment is pretty nice too.

I don’t write negative reviews ever but took this for a back up rod reel and it started bobbling apart at the lower end bearings whole mechanism needs to go back for redesign. Looked cool that’s about it

Some of the plastic was kind of rough around the edges on the bottom of the rotor, it also doesn't feel like the best quality plastic. The bearings were a bit dry (I had to oil them) which caused a slight squeak when reeling in slowly, they are also just kind of noisy in general. The clutch system on it seems kind of noisy too.It is pretty smooth though, especially for the price. Better than a cheapo one from a big box store. Thought about returning it honestly, but ill keep it as a spare reel.All in all, if you are looking for a dirt cheap freshwater reel that's decent, this is not a bad option.So far with my experience I'd say, spend 7 more dollars on a slightly better brand and you'll see a noticeable jump in quality over all.

Similar to my Penn reals, but a fraction of the cost.