| Reference | Modèle | Taille | Stock quantity | Availability | Price incl tax |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
8000
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EOS 8000 FS - Standard | 8000 | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
|
29.45 (CHF) incl tax
|
10000
|
EOS 10000 FS - Standard | 10000 | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
|
29.45 (CHF) incl tax
|
12000
|
EOS 12000 FS - Standard | 12000 | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
|
29.45 (CHF) incl tax
|
14000
|
EOS 14000 FS - Standard | 14000 | 0 |
To order - lead times vary according to supplier
|
29.45 (CHF) incl tax
|
The free spool reel FOX EOS FS (next generation) is designed for anglers looking for a solution that is both tough, elegant, and easy to handle, without compromising efficiency on the bank. It stands out with a design focused on modern fishing: everyday reliability, smooth operation, and a real sense of control during key phases (take, run, and fight).
Its core feature is a free spool system that allows the fish to take line freely at the bite, helping reduce resistance and securing the approach during ledgering or bait fishing. As soon as the fight begins, a simple turn of the handle instantly disengages free spool and switches to front drag, so you can take back control immediately and manage line tension with precision.
This “soft start, controlled takeover” logic makes the EOS FS a relevant choice for many situations, whether for short sessions, close-range fishing, or strategies that require clean drag control during the fight. The goal is clear: to offer a reliable and reassuring experience, with mechanics built to last and excellent value for money.
Clear control on the take: free spool provides a controlled free line release, useful when bites are aggressive or when you want to avoid sudden tension on the line at first contact. You stay confident while keeping a consistent setup.
Instant transition: switching with a simple turn of the handle makes the reel intuitive to use. No complicated steps at the most critical moment; the EOS FS lets you focus on the rod, line angle, and playing the fish.
Smoother fight management: in front drag mode, the reel helps maintain stable tension, essential to reduce lost fish and keep constant contact. This sense of progressive drag improves adjustment accuracy when the fish changes pace or direction.
Versatility: designed to fit a variety of approaches, it works well for stillwater fishing and more specialized needs, while naturally meeting the demand for accessible performance without over-equipping.
Everyday reliability: the whole design focuses on strength and consistent operation, meeting the real demands of fishing (repeated use, changing conditions, long sessions) while maintaining a clean, refined look.
Before fishing, adjust the free spool so the line can come off smoothly: loose enough to allow a run, but not so loose that it pays out excessively. Then set the front drag to match your line and fishing style: it should absorb runs without over-restricting, while still staying firm enough to keep control.
On the bite, let the system work for a moment if needed, then engage the takeover with a turn of the handle. During the fight, favor small drag adjustments rather than big changes: this helps maintain stable tension and secure hook-hold.
After your session, wipe down the reel, avoid damp storage, and regularly check cleanliness around the spool and exposed areas to preserve overall smoothness. A simple maintenance routine extends long-term performance consistency.
Question 1: What is a free spool reel used for?
Answer: Free spool allows the fish to take line with a set resistance on the take, then quickly switches back to front drag to control the fight as soon as the takeover is engaged.
Question 2: How do you switch from free spool to front drag on the EOS FS?
Answer: Disengagement is instant thanks to a turn of the handle, allowing you to regain control quickly without any complicated handling.
Question 3: Is this reel suitable for a variety of uses?
Answer: Yes, the EOS FS range is designed to cover different fishing situations; if a detail is not certain for every version, refer to the specifications of the chosen model while still benefiting from the shared advantages: free spool, front drag, robustness, and reliability.
