SHIMANO FX4000FC
Size 4000, front drag — no further figures published
A 4000 from a known house at under twenty-five euros, with nothing published behind the size.
Best for: A second 4000 reel, or a first one where the price decides
Japan
SHIMANO
A name and a size
What this house covers here
A size 10000 Baitrunner freespool reel and a size 4000 front-drag spinning reel.
What their listings publish
Between the two: a size, the word Baitrunner, and a front drag. No ratio, no weight, no capacity, no bearing count, no drag figure, no retrieve per turn.
That is unusual enough to be worth stating plainly rather than complaining about. At the bottom of the spinning shelf the badge really is the specification — the 4000 is the cheapest reel there from a house anyone would recognise, and buyers are buying exactly that.
Where that leaves you
If you have used a Baitrunner before, a size is all you need: the mechanism is the one the whole freespool category was named after, and a 10000 is the size deep-water boat fishing takes.
If you have not, there is nothing on either listing to compare against the reels beside them — several of which publish a drag force, a capacity at two diameters and a centimetre figure for retrieve. Buy on the name knowingly, or buy one of those.