Fishing Reels

Robinson Simba FD 301 Fishing Reel for Eging / Feeder / Spinning for Left-Handers

The Robinson Simba FD is a practical and reliable fishing reel, ideal for techniques such as All Around, Spinning, Eging, Feeder and Match Fishing. It is a simple, functional choice for anglers...

The Robinson Simba FD is a practical and reliable fishing reel, ideal for techniques such as All Around, Spinning, Eging, Feeder and Match Fishing. It is a simple, functional choice for anglers looking for ease of use and consistent performance on their everyday fishing trips.

It features 1 bearing for smooth basic operation, while its lightweight graphite...

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Top specs

  • Weight 220 gr
  • Bearing 1

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Description & Specifications

The Robinson Simba FD is a practical and reliable fishing reel, ideal for techniques such as All Around, Spinning, Eging, Feeder and Match Fishing. It is a simple, functional choice for anglers looking for ease of use and consistent performance on their everyday fishing trips.

It features 1 bearing for smooth basic operation, while its lightweight graphite construction reduces weight and ensures comfortable use for many hours. The graphite spool helps manage fishing line or braid effectively, while the ergonomic handle provides a stable, comfortable grip.

The reversible handle (left/right) makes it easy to adapt the reel to each user’s needs. A versatile, functional reel for both saltwater and freshwater, ideal for anyone looking for a reliable solution without unnecessary complexity.

Manufacturer

Attributes

Fishing Technique
Eging, Feeder, Spinning

Dimensions

Bearing
1
Weight
220 gr
Rotation Type
5.2 :1
Size
-
Carbon
-
Electronic
No
Left-Handers
Yes

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

14,80 €
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