Shimano Spheros SW Inshore Spinning Reels Review
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Shimano Spheros SW Inshore Spinning Reels
Packed full of proprietary Shimano technologies to help you dominate the most challenging environments the Shimano Spheros SW Inshore Spinning Reels set a new standard for affordable saltwater spinning reels. The Spheros SW is driven by Shimanos cold forged Hagane Gear that provides incredible stren...gth and durability while the rigid Hagane Body keeps the gears and internal components in perfect alignment preserving prime rotational operability for many seasons to come. Cranking power is enhanced with the use of Shimanos X-Ship bearing supported pinion gear technology while the Cross Carbon Drag system gives the reel the drag pressure necessary to put the brakes on bull reds and big striped bass. Treated with a CoreProtect water resistant coating at key areas to prevent water intrusion the Spheros SW is prepped to withstand the punishment of unforgiving saltwater environments for multiple seasons to come. Shimano Technology Found in Spheros SW Inshore Spinning Reels :Hagane Gear - Boasting amazing strength and durability Hagane Gear is a process in which the gearing is calculated in minute detail and cold forged instead of being cut. This application of state-of-the-art technologies gives the angler reel smoothness from the first use through years of enjoyment.Hagane Body - A reel body with high rigidity which virtually eliminates body flexing due to its stiffness and impact resistance. The result? An angler’s actions are more efficiently transformed into cranking power. It’s efficiency through strength.X-Ship - By supporting the pinion gear on both ends with bearings the pinion gear remains in precise alignment with the drive gear and stays in the same position under even the heaviest of loads. This eliminates friction between the spool shaft and gear which translates to better casting performance and increased gear durability.CoreProtect - The concept of CoreProtect is simple ? to provide exceptional water resistance without creating any additional rotational resistance on the retrieve. The reel is treated at key areas such as the roller clutch body and line roller to resist water intrusion.Cross Carbon Drag - Allows for a wider range of drag settings enhanced drag washer durability and the smoothest Shimano drag performance ever.S A-RB Bearings - These bearings undergo the same anti-corrosion process as Shimano’s A-RB Bearings with the addition of shields on both sides of the bearings to reduce the possibility of salt dirt or other foreign objects inhibiting the bearing’s rotation.
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Shimano Spheros SW Inshore Spinning Reels Reviews
Nice
Larry
2 years ago
Great reel, light and plenty of power
SW
Luis A.
2 years ago
para mi que practico pesca en mar y en embarcaci?n es ventaja que el carrete sea clasificado SW, pues sabemos que mientras vamos navegando el agua salada salpica y teniendo esa protecci?n no te preocupa que se da?e los internos.
(For me, who practices fishing in the sea and on a boat, it is an advantage that the reel is classified SW, because we know that while we are sailing…
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the salt water splashes and having that protection, you are not worried that the internals will be damaged.)
Sweet reel for back bay
Tommy
2 years ago
I have a 3000 and I use it for fluke and weakfish in back bay. It's an awesome little reel. Love the paddle handle
Great feel
Rob
2 years ago
Feels well balanced
Spheros 4000
Richard e.
2 years ago
Everything i need in a reel light cast well good drag great handle knob but the best feature of this reel is what shimano calls aerowrap 2 it uses a worm gear instead of a circular cam resulting in the best line lay i have ever seen.You could not get a wind knot if you tried
Nice reel
Barry B.
2 years ago
Going to get a smaller one
Best bang for your buck
Jeremy
2 years ago
From back bay bass to albies it does it all. True flag yellowtail in the keys and a keeper mutton. Few dolphin and keeper bass out front. Pretty smooth and obviously a smooth drag landing 24" to fork yellowtail on 15lb leader.
Smooth!
Jaime
2 years ago
All shimano products are excellent. Superior craftmanship.
Nice inshore spinning reel.
David C.
3 years ago
Pretty good for inshore fishing and it can handle big species.
Quality Sturdy Reel
George
3 years ago
I'm happy with the purchase and the reel does everything I need. Just wish spare spools were less expensive.
A Little Smal Beast
Edgardo
3 years ago
I have used this reel for almost a year now and you can catch almost everything with it, The drag is very powerful 24LBS of pure stopping power.
Most important is not heavy and you can cast all day long.
Smooth and sturdy
Dain
3 years ago
Heavier than other shimanos I have but I use it for the surf so it isn't noticeable. Great option for the price and use it over any Penns I own under $200.
Outstanding performance
RC
3 years ago
Silky smooth, light weight in regards to what youre getting, comfortable to fish all day long, plenty of drag for size.
Perfect line lay and casts a mile. Works awesome with Daiwa J-Braid x8 Grand.
Shimano knocked it out the park with this reel. Unbelievable value for this high quality reel.
Smooth
Liem
3 years ago
pair with 7' ML TFO rod, cast well, not the lightest reel for its size, haven't tried inshore fishing yet, only used for white bass and crappie so far
Shimano Spheros SW Inshore Spinning Reels Questions and Answers
Asked by
Cliff
5 years ago
I have 2 questions. 1.What it the difference between this and the Nasci. 2. Will more sizes for this reel come out in the near future?<br>
Bernie De Graaf
5 years ago
One of the main differences in the reels is that the Spheros has the hagane body which makes the reel more rigid and is less prone to the body of the reel flexing when fighting a larger fish and as far as we know the Spheros is going to stay in the smalle
Asked by
CBS
5 years ago
Your website says that the <a href="https://www.tackledirect.com/shimano-sp4000xgsw-spheros-sw-inshore-spinning-reel.html"><font color="#0066cc">SP4000XGSW</font></a> is in stock at Tackle Direct. Are they really available for shipping now? Thanks.
Ethan
5 years ago
Yes, at the time these are in-stock.
Asked by
Steve
5 years ago
how would this reel compare to other shimano reels such as the nasci?
Bernie De Graaf
5 years ago
This reel is very comparable to the Nasci in size, strength, and line capacity.
Asked by
Eddie Rosado
5 years ago
When it will be available
Bernie De Graaf
5 years ago
We are aiming for October
Asked by
Jim Blinebury
2 years ago
<p>Would the spool from a Spheros SP4000 work with the SP4000</p><p>xgsw? Thanks.<br /></p>
Brendan - TackleDirect Customer Service
2 years ago
<span>Hi Jim, The Shimano SP4000XGSW Spheros SW spool assembly will not be compatible with the Shimano Spheros 4000 model. Please let us know if theres anything else we can assist you with. Tight Lines. </span>
Asked by
Antonio Yacam
2 years ago
Why does the Spheros3000XGSW weigh more than the Spheros3000HGSW if they are supposed to be the same sized reels? Do they have a different body or something?
Bernie - TackleDirect Customer Service
2 years ago
Hello Antonio, <p>The difference in weight between the two 3000 size reels is due to the spc model being the compact design which makes in closer to a 2500 size body and the other 3000 model being more of a traditional 3000 size </p>
Asked by
Mike G
2 years ago
Looking to put this reel in a 4000 size on my trevala px medium action or run a diawa bg 3000 which do you reccomend more gona use it as a spinning bottom fishing setup for fluke and sea bass
Brendan - TackleDirect Customer Service
2 years ago
<span>Hi Mike, Based on the fishing application, The Shimano Spheros 4000 SW is currentIy out of stock. I would recommend a Shimano Stradic 4000 size. Specifically Model: ST4000XGFL; TD Code: SHM-3810. </span><a>https://www.tackledirect.com/shimano-st4000
Asked by
JeremyD
3 years ago
Would the 4000 size make for a good tog jigging reel?
Brendan - TackleDirect Customer Service
2 years ago
<span>Hi Jeremy, I would recommend either the Penn Spinfisher VI 4500. Model: SSVI4500; TackleDirect Code: PEN-1675</span><a>.</a><a>https://www.tackledirect.com/penn-spinfisher-vi-ssvi4500-spinning-reel.html</a><span> Or a Shimano Stradic 4000. Specific
Asked by
Travis
3 years ago
I have asked previously if spheros SP3000XGSW shares body with SP4000XGSW and I received a reply that they do not. Then I acquired both reels and they indeed share the same "body". The body on SPC3000HGSW is smaller (compact). If you compare SPC3000HGSW a
Asked by
Travis
3 years ago
Can you confirm that SP3000XGSW does not share the body with 4000 size? In JDM market 3000 size simano uses body from 4000 and rotor and spool from 2500. Letter C stands for compact body. So technically sphetos SPC3000HGSW should have same body as all sh
Austin Kearney
3 years ago
The SP4000XGSW and the SP3000XGSW do not have the same body size.
Asked by
Jon
3 years ago
Does the 4000 size share the same size body as the 3000 xg or are they completely different and would a 3000xg spool be interchangeable with the 4000xg?
Austin Kearney
3 years ago
The SP4000XGSW and the SP3000XGSW do not have the same body size and do not have interchangeable spools.
Asked by
Garrett
3 years ago
Which would be a better choice for inshore fishing this or a penn battle III dx
Alex T
3 years ago
These reels are a very well designed reel for inshore use, boasting impressive power and drag specs this reel is priced very well for what youre getting,<p>I would recommend this Spheros SW over the Penn Battle DX, the only advantage the Penn will give yo
Asked by
Dennis Nathan
4 years ago
What's a good rod to pair with the 4000<p><br></p>
Sydney
4 years ago
The Shimano Talavera Inshore Spinning 7'0" Medium would make a great fit for the reel. <p><a href="https://www.tackledirect.com/shimano-tesis70mb-talavera-inshore-spinning-rod.html">https://www.tackledirect.com/shimano-tesis70mb-talavera-inshore-spinning-