The black and purple styling of the reel is interesting and bold. My only complaint on that front is that the brakes don’t click as you adjust them, which makes me feel like I’m doing a sloppy job of dialing things in, even if that’s not actually the case. I haven’t had the anti-reverse not work or the button stick or anything like that.įor cast control, the EXD has a spool tension knob and a magnetic braking mechanism, both of which seem to do a great job. When it’s in your hand, either out of the box or on the water, the whole thing feels fairly solid, and everything on it works well. With a swept-back carbon-fiber handle and foam grips, the EXD basically has all the extra features you’d expect a modern, high-end baitcasting reel to have. Outside of the color, the feel and performance remind me a lot of the Lew’s Team Lite Speed Spool, which is a reel that I have a tremendous amount of fondness for. Put together on a standard low-profile frame, the EXD is light and comfortable to fish with. After slinging a lot of jerkbaits and topwaters with it and using it to put a bunch of fish in the boat, I think it lives up to its looks. Sleek-looking with purple accents, the Abu Garcia Revo EXD looks like it should be something special.
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