Advanz Two-Speed Reels
$299.99 — $399.99
These good-looking two-speed reels deliver straight-forward dependability. Their rugged construction makes them ideal for extreme blue-water fishing conditions. These reels are available in four sizes.
The two-speed transmissions are built with oversized stainless steel gears that surrender to nothing. Push-button shifting is fast and easy.
The frames are precision-cut from solid bars of aluminum and machine-fit to cold-forged aluminum sideplates. The spools are machined from billet aluminum, and the nano-treated Tenex® spool bearings are 10 times more corrosion resistant than regular stainless steel.
Stainless steel and aluminum construction are used throughout these reels. Every screw, spring, lever and part is made of material chosen for the best combination of strength and saltwater resistance. These reels deliver no-nonsense reliability in any situation.
| Model |
BB’s 10x |
Gear Ratio HIGH |
Gear Ratio LOW |
Weight (oz.) |
Capacity (lb/yd) |
| Q12-II |
4 |
4.2:1 |
1.6:1 |
28 |
20/350 |
| Q16-II |
4 |
4.2:1 |
1.6:1 |
28 |
20/400 |
| Q22-II |
4 |
3.8:1 |
1.5:1 |
42 |
20/580 |
| Q30-II |
4 |
3.1:1 |
1.4:1 |
56 |
30/720 |
Hi Jack,
Your reels are AWESOME!! We fished your reel off the oregon coast for Halibut.. Most folks would say big deal.. We fish water depths between 400 and 600 feet, and for halibut we need to stay on the bottom.. With the currents and wind, the minumum weight we use is 3 pounds.. Pulling 3 pounds of lead with a 20 plus pound fish is quite a task..
Drag system… It takes a good drag to fish heavy weights and bring in bigger fish.. On my boat your drag system passed with 5 stars.. We could set the drag and not worry about it tightening or loosening on its own..
Perfect drag…
High Speed.. When we wanted to move the boat, the high gear was fantastic because we could get our bait and weights to the surface very quickly..
High speed reels very smoothly..
Low Gear… We had a lady on the boat, and when she used the reel she just simply pushed the button for low gear and she could easily handle the heavy equipment and bring it to the surface with no problem. Oh by the way, she caught the biggest fish of the trip on the Q12-II and it was in low gear…
The Free spool.. The spool had NO WOBBLE what so ever as we dropped our gear into the abyss.. Free spool was very smooth..
The large handle was so comfortable and made reeling a breeze.. Love the handle..
I do have one bad thing to say about your reel it was very hard to pry from my partner’s hands.. 
Thank you
Joel
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