The size number, and what it means in line · review
A big freespool reel at a third of the price of the branded alternatives.
The bottom line A big freespool reel at a third of the branded price — right for a rod left in a rest with a bait on the bottom, which is all it claims.
No drag force. No gear ratio. No capacity. No weight. Four of the six figures a reel is bought on, and three reels on this shelf give all six.
A freespool reel at 33,24 € against branded alternatives at 66 € and 87 € on the freespool shelf. The mechanism is what you are paying for; the bearing count and the missing figures are what you are giving up.
Italy 23,99 €, Germany 33,24 €, Britain 34,71 €, Spain 39,99 €, France 42,10 €, United States 72,42 €.
Read on the day this page was built: 24 € to 33 € at the German and Italian Amazon shops.
Priced in another currency: the American and British Amazon shops sell it outside the euro, so the range above excludes it.
Kept out of the range: the French and Spanish Amazon shops sat above 1.6× the cheapest country, and that multiple usually means stock forwarded from abroad rather than a seller on the ground.
Read from Keepa on the day this page was last revised; stock and price both move without notice.
Any price inside this text was read on 29 September 2026; the live one sits at the top of the page.
Compared with the median of its own aisle on this site — not with the market at large.
| Size | 6500 |
|---|---|
| Type | Freespool, with an anti-reverse on/off switch |
| Bearings | 2+1, stainless steel |
| Body | Aluminium, stated light and robust |
| Spool | Double anodised aluminium, with a line clip |
| Drag | Multi-disc |
| Line | Supplied without line |
| Drag force | Not published |
| Amazon reference | B09DGQL2R5 (one reference across 6 Amazon marketplaces) |
| EAN | 0022021645527 |
A rod in a rest with a bait on the bottom. A second drag lets line leave the spool almost freely, and one turn of the handle re-engages it. For a lure rod held in the hand it does nothing.
Not published — no capacity and no diameter. On a 6500 that is the figure a buyer needs, and the page records it as unpublished rather than assuming a class figure.
Because the listing sells it as both — « Spinnrolle und Freilaufrolle ». The freespool shelf on this site has its own seven reels; this one is here because that is how it is sold.
A rod left in a rest with a bait on the bottom, at the lowest cost
A reference exists on these Amazon stores: France, Germany, Italy, Spain, United Kingdom, United States. Listed is not the same as in stock — availability changes daily.
Details checked on September 29, 2026.
Specifications: manufacturer sheet and Amazon product page. Prices and availability: Keepa. No product on this site has been physically tested.
Size 1000, 240 g, 4 kg drag, 5,2:1, 4 bearings, 120 m / 0,20 mm, 72 cm per turn, aluminium spool
A properly specified 1000 for light lure work, with an aluminium spool and crank.
Best for: Light lure rods at 2–14 g, on a trout stream or for perch
Size 6600 freespool with integrated Bluetooth bite alarm, USB-C rechargeable, app controlled, 40 m theft alarm
The only reel in this corpus that replaces a separate bite alarm, and the only one with a battery.
Best for: A carp angler who wants the alarm and the reel to be one object
Size 4000, 5,2:1, 150 m / 0,28 mm, 82 cm per turn, 270 g, 4 bearings, 12,0 kg front drag
Every figure a reel is bought on, published — including the retrieve per turn.
Best for: A general-purpose 4000 for lure and feeder work, where the drag figure matters
