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Using Reel Engine Design 2.0 ? Quantum? s new Smoke S3 series is the product of a whole new way to build a spinning reel in an all aluminum uni-body construction, which keeps all the gears and key components in precise alignment for a smoother more durable reel, versus more typical 2-part reels.

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With cutting-edge technologies and an eye-catching design elevating this reel to a new level of spinning performance, Quantum’s Smoke® X spinning reel

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With cutting-edge technologies and an eye-catching design elevating this reel to a new level of spinning performance, Quantum’s Smoke® X spinning reel

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A Quantum Smoke X Spinning Reel raises performance and durability expectations for spinning reels with cutting-edge technologies. Smoke X reels feature a NiTi indestructible bail and a double anodized aluminum spool in an eye-catching uni-body design. The spinning reels deliver nine ball bearings, an ultra-balanced C4FL rotor, and more. Standards also include a continuous anti-reverse clutch, super smooth oscillation, and a front adjustable ceramic-carbon fiber drag system.

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