Quality:very impressive as good quality finishing, no rough edges.Performance:good performance and solid smooth function.Suitability:suitable for my intentions. Light but gives a strong performance

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Daiwa Revros 3000 C Is A Quality Reel !!!!

Awesome reel, excellent for panfish, bass, walleye, and catfish or just about anything a person could normally catch in the midwest, It has a really smooth action and the drag can be set to match the type of fish you are fishing for. It is a quality reel at a very reasonable price.

Great reel for the money

I purchased the Daiwa LT 2500 spinning reel and really like it alot. I use it on my (TFO)temple fork outfitters. Casts far and It's very smooth, Looks great, has a very good 20lb drag and the bail is perfect. The spool is braid ready and it's a tough little reel. I caught a 20" Large mouth with it the other day and it had no problems . I like this reel alot so I bought the Daiwa 3000C and use it on a Dobyns 705 for frogging. Going to buy the Daiwa 4000 for my muskie pike pole. I have reels that costs twice as much as the Daiwa reels and I preffer the Daiwa's. For under $50 they are a bargain.

Great reel, good price

I was a little skeptical at first since I have been using Shimano Sienna reels in the 500 size and this is a 1000 size but after using the reel I have to tell you it is a very solidly built and smooth feeling reel. Is it worth 10 bucks more? Only time will tell.The bail is solid, the drag is smooth. The only concern could the amount of line storage. If you have a tendency to break the line, get bird nets or hook into a large fish that could 'spool' you, you might be in trouble but that is the kind of trouble you like, a big fish. But you could lose line and cause a negative impact on casting distance.I have owned a couple of Daiwa's' in the past, cheaper and older models and have not been overly impressed but this reel changes my opinion in a good way. Would I ... MoreI was a little skeptical at first since I have been using Shimano Sienna reels in the 500 size and this is a 1000 size but after using the reel I have to tell you it is a very solidly built and smooth feeling reel. Is it worth 10 bucks more? Only time will tell.The bail is solid, the drag is smooth. The only concern could the amount of line storage. If you have a tendency to break the line, get bird nets or hook into a large fish that could 'spool' you, you might be in trouble but that is the kind of trouble you like, a big fish. But you could lose line and cause a negative impact on casting distance.I have owned a couple of Daiwa's' in the past, cheaper and older models and have not been overly impressed but this reel changes my opinion in a good way. Would I switch out all of my Shimano for this reel? Probably not, but this a great reel at a good price point. If I was given one as a gift heck yes I take it and be happy with it.

Smooth

I knocked over the reel that was attached to my 7ft rod which was only about the length of the rod's butt section. It had line attached to it. I thought no big deal done this plenty of times, but was completely surprised when the lip of the spool was smashed in. I couldn't believe it I had to get my needle nose pliers to reshape the lip and file it down. It's working ok now, but it's not the same. I know it was my fault, but when you're out fishing it's not uncommon to knock a rod to the ground. I think the (pre) Daiwa designs were more durable as far as the spools and rotors are concerned. I know the (lt) has a better a drag, but I think it's overkill and doesn't cast as well compared to previous models. Overall it's okay but what do expect for the money? You can't ... MoreI knocked over the reel that was attached to my 7ft rod which was only about the length of the rod's butt section. It had line attached to it. I thought no big deal done this plenty of times, but was completely surprised when the lip of the spool was smashed in. I couldn't believe it I had to get my needle nose pliers to reshape the lip and file it down. It's working ok now, but it's not the same. I know it was my fault, but when you're out fishing it's not uncommon to knock a rod to the ground. I think the (pre) Daiwa designs were more durable as far as the spools and rotors are concerned. I know the (lt) has a better a drag, but I think it's overkill and doesn't cast as well compared to previous models. Overall it's okay but what do expect for the money? You can't get too much quality at this price point and all manufacturer's are cutting corners. So if your going to buy one of these reels don't ever drop it.

Stand Out Reel

I know all favorable reviews include the phrase, "smooth " But this reel really is extremely smooth. The bail pick up is very easy and "smooth". The drag works great with a above average retrieve speed. In addition, there is a noticeable ease and casting performance even with lighter weights. Jigs, top water lures, crank baits , rubber baits, or casting casting a baited hook with a light sinker in The Allegheny river, this reel warrants serious consideration from you if you are in the market for a great reel that doesnt break your bank.