Lew's Laser XL Baitcast Fishing Reel, Size 60 Reel, Right-Hand Retrieve, 4.2:1 Gear Ratio, 4 Bearing System
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Features
- Quality Construction: This size 60, right-hand retrieve, round style baitcast fishing reel features a rugged aluminum frame and sideplates, an anodized aluminum spool, and a zirconia line guide
- Powerful Cranking: A brass main gear and crankshaft, and a durable 4-bearing system with a Zero Reverse one-way clutch bearing, deliver a powerful and smooth cranking experience
- Precise Casting: The reel recovers 18-inches of line per turn with its 4.2:1 gear ratio. The centrifugal brake system enables precise casting
- Effortless Fishing: The 100mm anodized aluminum handle with EVA knobs provides control and power. Lew's exclusive Speed Lube system delivers exceptional smoothness under all conditions
- Outstanding Versatility: With a capacity of 330-yards of 20-pound-test mono or 80-pound-test braid, this reel has a carbon fiber drag system that provides 15-pounds of max drag
Brand: Lew's
Hand Orientation: Right Hand
Color: Silver
Material: Aluminum
Fishing Technique: Baitcasting
Item Weight: 11.9 Ounces
Gearbox Ratio: 4.2
Special Feature: Anti-Reverse
Model Name: LXLC60
Handle Material: Rubber
Brand: Lew's
Hand Orientation: Right Hand
Color: Silver
Material: Aluminum
Fishing Technique: Baitcasting
Item Weight: 11.9 Ounces
Gearbox Ratio: 4.2
Special Feature: Anti-Reverse
Model Name: LXLC60
Handle Material: Rubber
Bearing Material: Stainless Steel
Fishing Reel Line Retrieve: 18 Inches
Product Dimensions: 4"L x 3"W x 4"H
Fishing Reel Maximum Drag: 15 Pounds
Manufacturer: Lew's Fishing
Line Capacity: 330/20
UPC: 849004016507
Global Trade Identification Number: 07
Size: 60
Number of Items: 1
Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: 7.48 x 6.77 x 3.19 inches
Package Weight: 0.42 Kilograms
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 4 x 3 x 4 inches
Brand Name: Lew's
Warranty Description: Manufacturer Warranty
Suggested Users: unisex-adult
Part Number: LXLC60
Style: Casting Reel
Included Components: Reel
Fishing Line Type: Monofilament
Date First Available: September 14, 2017
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: Casting Reel
Only had a few months, but seems very well built and heavy duty. Has been my go to reel and so far no issues at all. Would, and will, buy again.
Reviewed in the United States on October 25, 2025 by Dongivarats
Style: Casting Reel
I like this reel allot and even bought a second one because of the value for the money. It casts like a dream, has a great drag, and oversize reel handle for good leverage. The frame and spool size seems to be about optimum for the type of catfishing that I do. My only complaint is that one of the two that I purchased has a nice loud clicker while the other one has a mushy feel to engage and is not as loud but I might be able to mod it to improve it.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2025 by Lonnie Culp
Style: Casting Reel
Good quality reel cast good on my Daiwa emcast
Reviewed in the United States on October 27, 2025 by Jonathan denny
Style: Casting Reel
I bought a Kastking rover and as my first round reel, I'm a gear junkie catfisherman who just has to try it all. For most applications I prefer trolling reels for the capacity. So I got the rover and liked it and wanted something similar with a little bit bigger line capacity. Rover 60 is rated for 210yards of 20lb mono the Lazer is rather for 330 I believe without double checking in may be off by a yard or ten. Nonetheless I was dumbfounded when I got the Lazer only to find out just like the rover, catfish sumo, ming yang, and I'm sure many more Lew's bought the same mass produced reel obviously made by some other company and put they're own twist on it "jacked up the line capacity" lowered the drag rating and lowerd the gear ratio as far I can say the drag is much smoother and the retreat and overall function is a lot smoother than the rover but the size is exactly the same. Now I know there are all these different mono brands some of which stating wild size to strength ratio this may be where the vast capacity rat. Is coming from I also know that brands account for MAXIMUM line stretch (mono) when claiming cap. But when I spool mono if i do I damn near have my rod doubled over the whole time just because I'm not only fishing for local channels and even if I'm local I'm aware that a could hook a throphy class blue and I don't want my line cutting into itself. Conclusion if you can live without the thumb bar and want a little bit better guts them go with the lews lazer but aside from a few small differences it's not much different especially bigger than these other reels (rover 60,ming yang 60 ECT)
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Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2023 by Whiskerfisher
Style: Casting Reel
Well built. Great clicker, great value for the money.
Reviewed in the United States on August 3, 2025 by Jamie
Style: Casting Reel
Good looking solid built reel. Haven’t had a chance to use it yet. Just waiting on the weather to improve.
Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2025 by AL
Style: Casting Reel
Not at all impressed. Nice looking, lightweight reel but has more warts than Id like for $70.00, chief among those being drag issues. On mine, the drag has to be tightened all the way down to be effective at all, which is fine for smaller fish but a real problem with bigger blues, flatheads and stripers. I run 25-lb mono, down to 60-lb leaders to get the kind of line capacity I need, so the results on larger fish are predictable-lots of break-offs. You can’t just horse the big fish out of the water with lighter line and not having a useable drag adjustment causes major issues. Although I am going to stick it out and see if this is a break-in issue, I have seriously cheap reels, like Shakespere Tidewaters and used, 30 year-old Abus that I’ve bought, that I have far more faith in. I was hoping for better value but haven’t gotten it yet. Updated 2/1/21 Still not overly impressed. Good reel for trolling, not for casting. I’ve moved it to a longer, lighter rod and it IS NOT a casting monster, even with 25-lb mono. This reel is plenty strong but it’s never going to be my go-to. Ok for the $$ but my Abu’s and KastKings are safe. Latest update: I dropped my rod and reel into my boat to take a 40-lb blue off the hook and, after getting the fish back into the water, turned around to pick up my rod, only to find that the handle on the Lew’s had broken off on both sides of the screw! My boat isn’t made out of concrete, it’s fiberglass….. No way that handle should have broken off like that! As far as I’m concerned, my Lew’s experiment is over - my Abus, and KastKings are still chugging along and I’ve added 4 Piscifun Chaos baitcasters to my lineup and I’m really fond of them, so far. Bitterly disappointed with the Lew’s but I’m going to leave the rating at 3-stars because it is what it is; a lower-end starter reel that needs to be about 10-15 dollars cheaper to be in the right class. There’s no way I’m going to bother dropping $30 on a replacement handle for this reel, just for the privilege of continuing to be frustrated by it.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2020 by Erica W.
Style: Casting Reel
I’ve owned okuma,abu,kastking,penn,Diawa the list goes on I’ve found these reels to be great value ya they are not an abu but they work and they cast really good hold plenty of line plenty of drag I don’t think many people understand how to set drag 15 pounds is plenty of drag for freshwater they are a great looking reel kinda in the middle of a 6500 and a 7000 abu so if you are in need of a cheap reel that will do the job and not hurt your pockets I say try one out
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Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2022 by Michael