The Lew's KVD is a new spinning reel which ticks all the boxes for fishing enthusiasts. Designed with Kevin VanDam himself, this reel is built with class and experience, and also comes at a very reasonable price.
- Available in 2000, 3000, and 4000 sizes
- Available ratio: 6.2:1
- 10 ball bearings
- Aluminum body
Reasons to buy
- Smooth retrieval with great casting ability
- Knurled machined aluminum spool means it'll handle any line applications
- Anglers love how this reel handles braid - perfect for finesse applications
- This reel is said to have very little line tangling - we think the S-Curve oscillation system plays a big role here
- C40 carbon skeletal rotor helps with a soft, silky retrieve
- Strong, durable frame which will last you years
- Budget friendly option and many say it could be the best in its price range
- Designed with the legendary Kevin VanDam... enough said?
Reasons not to buy
- Slightly heavier than its competitors
Reviews from our Readers
Bottom Line
The KVD is a newer model by Lew's and like its casting reel counterpart, it's already a hit on the shelves. Lew's has combined their years of experience to build a strong, smooth, and affordable spinning reel that'll last you years. It hasn't got many reviews yet, but from what we've seen so far - everyone loves it.
Although known for his power fishing prowess, KVD is still a finesse fishing master and he designed this reel specifically for these techniques.
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About the brand
In 2010 longtime Lew Childre family friend Lynn Reeves relaunched the Lew's brand. Reeves made the promise to return the Lew's name to its place of prominence in the industry. Today, Lew's continues to provide their many avid customers with products that deliver on the promise of innovation, performance and value.
Lew's has become one of the biggest name in bass fishing, and they are working with some of the most successful anglers in the sport to continue their pursuit for innovation and quality.
Professionals that work with Lew's:
- Kevin VanDam
- Brian Latimer
- David Fritts