Secure Your Avet Reel to the Rod

Avet Reel Clamp Kits add a solid, corrosion-resistant connection between a compatible conventional reel and rod. The hardware is precision-machined from 6061-T6 aircraft-grade billet aluminum, then anodized for saltwater durability and a clean color-matched finish.

Choose the correct kit type and reel-size group before ordering. The current variants are labeled for SX/MXJ/MXL, JX/LX/HX, or EX models. The listed compatibility options do not include SXJ, HXJ, or HXW, so confirm fitment before placing an order for those reel families.

Keep the Reel Stable When the Fight Gets Heavy

A deckhand rod or conventional setup may not give your reel the support you need on its own. A properly matched clamp helps keep the reel seated and reduces unwanted movement while you troll, fish bait, work a jig, or lean into a hard-pulling saltwater fish.

Choose the Hardware That Matches Your Reel

• Screw Set: Replacement screws only for the SX, MXJ, and MXL compatibility group.
• Stud and Nut Set: Replacement studs and nuts for the JX, LX, and HX compatibility group.
• EX Stud and Nut Set: Replacement studs and nuts for EX-series reels.
• Colored Clamp Kit: A full anodized clamp with hook/jig holder. Screws and tools are not included.
• Color options: Multiple anodized finishes are listed across the compatible reel-size groups.

The Right Pick If...

• You need replacement clamp hardware for a compatible Avet reel.
• You fish a deckhand rod or conventional rod setup without a reel seat.
• You want a full clamp rather than a replacement screw or stud-and-nut set.
• You want to match the clamp finish to a Silver, Gunmetal, Red, Blue, Purple, Green, Gold, or Black reel setup where listed.
• You have checked the variant title against your exact Avet reel family before ordering.

Best For

• Offshore trolling and stand-up big-game fishing.
• Saltwater bottom fishing and heavy conventional tackle.
• Replacing lost screws, worn studs, or missing nuts.
• Adding a color-matched clamp and hook/jig holder to a compatible Avet reel.
• Organizing and maintaining Avet reels between trips.

Where It Fits in the Avet Setup

Pair the correct clamp or hardware set with the Avet Reel Bags to keep your reels and accessories organized between trips. For a reel-by-reel fitment starting point, compare the Avet SX Raptor, Avet LX Raptor, or Avet HX Raptor. The Avet Reels Buyer’s Guide can help you identify the reel family before you select hardware.

Key Features

• Precision-machined 6061-T6 aircraft-grade billet aluminum.
• Anodized finish for corrosion resistance and color options.
• Full clamp kits include a hook/jig holder.
• Replacement screw sets and stud-and-nut sets are available separately.
• Multiple fitment groups are clearly labeled by reel family.
• Compatible color groups include Silver, Gunmetal, Red, Blue, Purple, Green, Gold, and Black where listed.
• Designed for Avet conventional reel setups.

Kit Selection Guide

Models & Specs

Tackle Express Tips

• Match the exact reel-family wording in the variant title before adding a clamp or replacement hardware.
• Add a small amount of grease to the threads so the hardware seats securely and is easier to remove later.
• Keep spare screws or studs with the reel in your Avet Reel Bag so a small hardware problem does not end the trip.

FAQ

Do these clamp kits fit SXJ, HXJ, or HXW reels?
The current variants are labeled for SX/MXJ/MXL, JX/LX/HX, or EX groups. SXJ, HXJ, and HXW are not listed in the current compatibility options, so please confirm fitment before ordering.

What is included with the colored clamp kit?
The colored option is a full clamp with a hook/jig holder. Screws and tools are not included.

Which kit should I choose if I only lost the screws?
Choose the Screw Set for the SX/MXJ/MXL group, or the appropriate Stud and Nut Set for the JX/LX/HX or EX group.

Complete the Setup

Store the reel and spare hardware together in the Avet Reel Bags. Before ordering, use the Avet Reels Buyer’s Guide to identify your reel family, then compare the Avet HX Raptor or Avet SX Raptor listings for model context.

Avet Reel Cover is a form-fitting neoprene case that protects your reel while it is mounted on the rod or stored between trips. The hook-and-loop handle band keeps the cover secure, while the top ring gives you a handy place to clip a lure or hook without removing the reel.

Keep Your Reel Protected Between Trips

Salt spray, deck scuffs, and tackle-room clutter can make a good reel look rough fast. This soft neoprene cover adds a practical layer of protection without the bulk of a hard case, and five size options make it easy to match the cover to compact baitcasters, Avet SX reels, or larger offshore models.

Why This Cover Earns a Spot in the Tackle Bag

• Form-fitting neoprene: Cushions the reel and helps protect the finish during transport and storage.
• Hook-and-loop handle band: Wraps around the handle to help keep the cover in place.
• Top lure ring: Clip a lure or hook while the reel stays on the rod.
• Five size choices: Covers the Avet range from SX through EX50 and EXW50.
• Broad compatibility: The Small size also fits many low-profile baitcasters, including Daiwa 300 and Shimano Curado models.

Choose the Right Size

Match the cover to the reel family below. If your reel is between sizes or from another brand, compare its overall profile with the fit guide before ordering.

Fitment Details

The Right Pick If...

You want lightweight protection for an Avet reel that travels between the boat, truck, and tackle room. Choose Small for an Avet SX or a compatible low-profile baitcaster, Medium for MXJ and MXL, Large for JX through HXW, X Large for EX30, and XX Large for EX50 or EXW50.

Tackle Express Tips

• Measure or compare your reel profile before ordering if you are using a brand or model outside the listed Avet fit guide.
• Let the cover dry fully after a saltwater trip before storing the reel for an extended period.
• For a more secure rod setup, pair the cover with the Avet Reel Clamp Kit and keep the reel protected during transport.

Complete the Avet Setup

Protect a compact reel with the Avet G2 SX Series Reel, compare a medium-size option with the Avet G2 MXJ Single Speed Reel, or see the Avet JX Raptor 2-Speed Reel for a larger platform. Read the Avet Reels Buyer's Guide for help comparing reel families and applications.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which size fits an Avet SX reel?
The Small cover is listed for all Avet SX reels.

Can I use this cover on another reel brand?
Yes. It is custom-made for Avet reels but also fits many other brands. The Small size is specifically noted as a fit for low-profile baitcasters such as Daiwa 300 and Shimano Curado models.

Does the cover stay on while the reel is mounted?
Yes. The hook-and-loop band wraps around the handle to help secure the cover, and the top ring lets you clip a lure or hook while the reel remains on the rod.

Protect Your Avet Reels Between Trips

Avet Reel Bags are padded, soft-sided cases built to keep reels organized and protected during travel, storage, and transport to the boat. Heavy-duty black nylon, movable padded dividers, multiple zippered pockets, and a removable shoulder strap turn a pile of reels and accessories into a setup you can carry with confidence.

Open the bag at the dock and everything has a place: reels in padded compartments, leaders and tools in the zippered pockets, and the shoulder strap ready when you need both hands free. The front carries a color-embroidered Avet marlin logo, and both sizes are designed around practical reel storage rather than wasted space.

Stop Letting Reels and Accessories Travel Loose

Unprotected reels can knock against each other, while leaders, manuals, and small tools disappear into separate boxes. The Avet Reel Bag solves that everyday organization problem with adjustable compartments and dedicated pocket space, so your gear stays together from the truck to the rail.

Built for Travel, Storage, and Quick Organization

• Padded nylon construction: Adds a protective layer around reels during transport and storage.
• Movable padded dividers: Hook-and-loop dividers let you configure the main cargo area around your reel setup.
• Multiple zippered pockets: Keep leaders, tools, manuals, and accessories organized.
• Adjustable shoulder strap: Wide, comfortable, removable, and fitted with quick-release buckles.
• Heavy-duty black nylon: Made for regular travel to and from saltwater trips.
• Avet marlin logo: Color-embroidered on the front.

The Right Size If...

• Choose Small when you need a compact case for up to six reels and six pockets.
• Choose Large when you need more room for up to ten reels, ten pockets, and the listed zippered expansion seam.
• You want one organized case instead of loose reel boxes, leaders, and accessories.
• You regularly travel to the boat, long-range landing, tackle room, or storage locker.

Best For

• Transporting Avet saltwater reels between home, vehicle, and boat.
• Storing reel pairs and accessories between fishing trips.
• Organizing leaders, tools, manuals, and small tackle-room essentials.
• Keeping a reel collection together for offshore and long-range fishing.

Where It Fits in the Avet Setup

The Avet Reel Bag protects the reels you already own. Pair it with the Avet Reel Clamp Kits when you need replacement or color-matched clamp hardware. For a complete reel comparison before choosing what to pack, browse the Avet Reels Buyer’s Guide, then compare an offshore setup such as the Avet HXW Raptor 2-Speed Reel or the more compact Avet SX Raptor.

Key Features

• Padded soft-sided reel case.
• Heavy-duty black nylon exterior.
• Movable padded hook-and-loop dividers.
• Multiple roomy zippered pockets.
• Wide adjustable shoulder strap with quick-release buckles.
• Removable shoulder strap included.
• Color-embroidered Avet marlin logo.
• Small and Large sizes.

Size Guide

Available models and SKUs

Tackle Express Tips

• Measure your reel collection and compare it with the listed dimensions before ordering, especially for the Large case.
• Use the movable dividers to keep reels separated and stable instead of stacking them together.
• Place leaders and frequently used tools in the zippered pockets so the main reel compartments stay uncluttered.

FAQ

What is the difference between the Small and Large Avet Reel Bag?
The Small measures 14 in. × 9 in. × 8 in. and holds up to six reels with six pockets. The Large measures 22 in. × 14 in. × 12 in. and holds up to ten reels with ten pockets and a zippered expansion seam.

Are the dividers removable?
Yes. The padded dividers attach with hook-and-loop fasteners, so you can configure the compartments for your reel setup.

Is the shoulder strap included?
Yes. The wide adjustable shoulder strap is included, has quick-release buckles, and can be removed.

Shipping Note

Please review the dimensions carefully before ordering. Free returns are not available on this product, and oversize shipping charges may apply at checkout.

Wide-Spool Raptor Power for Long-Range Big Game

The Avet HXW Raptor 2-Speed Lever Drag Reel is the wide-spool choice for anglers who need more line capacity without giving up serious drag or two-speed control. Its dual Avedrag carbon fiber system delivers up to 40 lb at strike and 50 lb at full, while the 5.4:1 high gear helps recover line and the 1.9:1 low gear gives you the leverage to work a deep-running fish.

When a bluefin or other offshore gamefish takes line and the fight moves away from the boat, the HXW platform gives you room to stay connected. The true one-piece 6061-T6 marine-grade aluminum frame, wide spool, nine stainless steel bearings, stainless steel gears, and hard-anodized finish are built for the 50–100 lb line class. This model uses No-MC cast control and is available in right- and left-hand retrieve, with the listed left-hand option in Silver. Made in the USA.

The Capacity Step Up from HXJ and HX

The HXW Raptor is for anglers who want more room on the spool than the HXJ or standard HX platforms provide. The listed specification is 100 lb braid at 620 yards, giving long-range crews and big-game anglers more line to work with when a powerful fish makes a long first run.

High Gear to Recover, Low Gear to Grind

• 5.4:1 high gear: Gain line when a fish runs toward the boat or when you need a faster lure retrieve.
• 1.9:1 low gear: Apply more cranking leverage when a fish sounds or the fight becomes a heavy pull.
• Dual carbon fiber drag: Keep pressure smooth and consistent from strike through the later stages of the fight.
• No-MC control: Use the direct, non-magnetic configuration for straightforward spool control.

The Right Pick If...

• You target bluefin, yellowfin, tuna, marlin, or other large offshore gamefish.
• You fish the 50–100 lb line class and want 100 lb braid capacity to 620 yards.
• You need a wide spool for long-range trips, deep-water jigging, or extended offshore runs.
• You want two-speed control with up to 40 lb at strike and 50 lb at full.
• You prefer No-MC cast control and a right- or left-hand retrieve option.

Best Techniques and Conditions

• Long-range live bait: Use the capacity to stay connected through a long first run, then shift to low gear when the fish digs deep.
• Deep-water jigging: Use high gear to work and recover the jig, then low gear for a steady lift after the hookup.
• Kite fishing: The wide spool gives you more working room when a tuna runs hard away from the boat.
• Heavy offshore trolling: Use high gear for line recovery and low gear when a marlin or other large fish turns the fight into a grind.

Where It Fits in the Avet Lineup

The HXW Raptor is the wide-spool 2-speed choice when line capacity is the priority. For a narrower setup with the same listed 40/50 lb drag range, compare the Avet HXJ Raptor 2-Speed Reel. For the standard HX platform with 80 lb braid to 500 yards, see the Avet HX Raptor 2-Speed Reel. If you want three-speed control on the HXW platform, compare the Avet HXW 3/S Raptor.

Key Features

• Dual Avedrag carbon fiber drag: Up to 40 lb at strike and 50 lb at full.
• Two-speed gearing: 5.4:1 high and 1.9:1 low.
• Wide spool: 100 lb braid capacity to 620 yards.
• 50–100 lb line class: Built for serious offshore big-game work.
• 9 stainless steel ball bearings: Raptor-series bearing package.
• One-piece 6061-T6 marine-grade aluminum frame: Precision-machined for strength and rigidity.
• Stainless steel gears and hard-anodized finish: Designed for demanding saltwater conditions.
• No-MC cast control: Direct, non-magnetic configuration.
• Included hardware: Offset handle arm, large soft-touch knob, alarm clicker, and matching machined aluminum rod clamp.
• Made in USA.

Models & Specs

Available models and SKUs

Tackle Express Tips

• Use the high gear to reclaim line, then shift into low before a long deep run turns into a cranking battle.
• Set the strike position before the trip and move the lever smoothly as the fish changes direction.
• Choose a braid and mono system that takes advantage of the listed 100 lb braid and 620-yard capacity.

FAQ

How much braid does the HXW Raptor hold?
The listed specification is 100 lb braid at 620 yards.

What is the difference between the HXW and HXJ Raptor?
The HXW uses a wide spool and lists 100 lb braid at 620 yards, while the HXJ uses a narrower profile and lists 80 lb braid at 300 yards. Both list up to 40 lb at strike and 50 lb at full.

Does the HXW Raptor have MC cast control?
No. This listing is the No-MC configuration, with direct non-magnetic cast control.

Complete the Setup

Use the Avet Reels Buyer’s Guide to compare the HXW with other Avet platforms, then protect your reel between trips with the Avet Reel Cover. For more tactical control, compare the Avet HXW 3/S Raptor.

More Drag and Spool Room Without the Bulk

The Avet MXL Raptor Series 2-Speed Lever Drag Reel combines the MXL's wider spool profile with serious Raptor drag power. Its dual Avedrag carbon fiber system delivers up to 21 lb of drag at strike and 31 lb at full, while the 6.4:1 high gear and 3.8:1 low gear give you fast line pickup and low-gear leverage in the same reel.

Built around a true one-piece 6061-T6 marine-grade aluminum frame, the MXL Raptor is designed for anglers who want a compact, comfortable reel with more line capacity than the narrower MXJ platform. Five magnetic MC Cast Control settings help manage the spool when casting, and the lineup includes right-hand models plus a left-hand Silver option. This reel is made in the USA.

When Compact Is Good, but More Capacity Is Better

The narrow MXJ profile is excellent for palmability, but some trips call for a wider spool and more room on the reel. The MXL Raptor fills that middle ground with a compact frame, higher listed drag output, and a wider spool than the MXJ. It is a practical choice for anglers chasing yellowtail, tuna, white seabass, and other hard-pulling saltwater gamefish where line control and sustained pressure matter.

Two Gears for Speed and Leverage

Use high gear to recover line quickly when a fish runs toward the boat or when you need to stay connected during a fast change of direction. Shift into low gear when the fish digs deep, current adds resistance, or you need controlled cranking power near structure. The lever drag gives you quick, repeatable pressure adjustments during the fight.

The Right Pick If...

• You want more spool room than the narrower MXJ platform while keeping a manageable reel profile.
• You need up to 21 lb at strike and 31 lb at full from a dual carbon fiber drag system.
• You fish for tuna, yellowtail, white seabass, and other demanding saltwater species.
• You want MC cast control with five magnetic settings.
• You prefer right-hand color choices or the listed left-hand Silver configuration.

Where It Fits in the Avet Lineup

The MXL Raptor is the wider-spool 2-speed choice for anglers who want more capacity context than the MXJ. For the narrower profile with the same listed 17 lb strike / 26 lb full drag range, compare the Avet MXJ Raptor. For the compact SX platform, see the Avet SX Raptor. If you want a single-speed G2 version of the MXL platform, compare the Avet G2 MXL Single Speed.

Best Techniques and Conditions

• Offshore live bait: Use high gear to recover line during a fast run, then move to low gear when you need steady pressure and leverage.
• Jigging and casting: Tune the five-position MC system for your lure, line, and casting conditions, then use the two-speed drivetrain after the hookset.
• Inshore to mid-range offshore fishing: The wider spool and compact frame make the MXL a versatile choice when you want more capacity without jumping to a much larger reel.
• Structure-oriented saltwater fishing: The stronger listed drag range and low gear help you keep pressure on fish trying to turn toward cover.

Choose the MXL Raptor when the trip calls for more spool room, a higher drag ceiling, and the ability to switch between speed and torque.

Key Features

• Dual Avedrag carbon fiber drag: Up to 21 lb at strike and 31 lb at full.
• 2-speed gearing: 6.4:1 high gear and 3.8:1 low gear.
• Wider MXL spool: More line capacity context than the narrower MXJ platform while maintaining a compact frame.
• MC Cast Control: Five magnetic settings for spool control.
• One-piece 6061-T6 aluminum frame: Precision-machined for strength and corrosion resistance.
• Machined stainless steel gears and silent anti-reverse: Smooth, confident cranking under load.
• Lever drag with strike preset: Make repeatable pressure adjustments during the fight.
• Included accessories: Matching machined aluminum rod clamp, alarm clicker, and large soft-touch handle knob.
• Hard-anodized finish: Added protection for saltwater use.
• Made in USA.

Models & Specs

Available models and SKUs

Tackle Express Tips

• Use high gear while a fish is moving toward the boat, then shift to low gear when you need more torque and a steadier pace.
• Start with a moderate MC setting and fine-tune it for your lure, line, and casting conditions. Small changes are easier to manage than over-tightening the spool.
• Set the strike position before the trip and keep lever movement smooth so you can return to a familiar pressure setting during the fight.

FAQ

Does the Avet MXL Raptor come in left-hand retrieve?
Yes. The listed lineup includes a left-hand Silver model, along with right-hand models in Silver, Blue, Black, and Gunmetal.

What is the difference between the MXL Raptor and MXJ Raptor?
The MXL uses a wider spool profile and is listed with up to 21 lb at strike and 31 lb at full. The MXJ uses a narrower profile and is listed with up to 17 lb at strike and 26 lb at full. Compare the MXJ Raptor if a narrower setup is the better fit.

How do I compare Avet reel sizes and series?
Our Avet Reels Buyer’s Guide walks through the lineup so you can match reel size, retrieve, gear setup, and fishing application.

Complete the Setup

Protect the finish between trips with the Avet Reel Cover. For replacement or color-matched hardware, see the Avet Reel Clamp Kits. If you need more two-speed drag output on a larger MXL platform, compare the Avet MXL 6/3 Raptor Plus MC.

Mid-Frame Raptor Power for Bigger Offshore Fish

The Avet LX Raptor 2-Speed Lever Drag Reel steps up from the MXL with a higher listed drag range and a mid-frame platform built for serious offshore work. Its dual Avedrag carbon fiber system delivers up to 28 lb of drag at strike and 38 lb at full, while the 6.3:1 high gear and 3.0:1 low gear give you both fast line pickup and heavy-fish cranking power.

Built around a true one-piece 6061-T6 marine-grade aluminum frame, the LX Raptor is designed to stay solid when a larger tuna, yellowtail, or other offshore gamefish turns the fight into a pressure test. The listed models use MC cast control with five magnetic settings and include right-hand color choices plus a left-hand Silver option. Made in the USA.

When the MXL Is Not Quite Enough

The LX Raptor is for anglers who want more authority than a compact MXL platform without jumping straight to the largest reel in the Avet lineup. The higher listed drag ceiling and mid-frame size give you more room to stay in control when a fish runs hard, uses current, or heads for structure. It is a confident choice for larger offshore targets and demanding saltwater conditions.

Speed When You Need It, Leverage When You Need More

Use high gear to recover line quickly when a fish runs toward the boat or changes direction. Shift into low gear when the fish sounds, the water gets heavy, or you need steady torque to turn it. The lever drag gives you fast, repeatable pressure adjustments, while MC cast control helps manage the spool before the hookset.

The Right Pick If...

• You want a mid-frame 2-speed reel with up to 28 lb at strike and 38 lb at full.
• You fish for larger tuna, yellowtail, and other hard-pulling offshore gamefish.
• You want a wider step up from the MXL with high- and low-gear control.
• You prefer MC cast control with five magnetic settings.
• You need right-hand color options or the listed left-hand Silver model.

Where It Fits in the Avet Lineup

The LX Raptor is the mid-frame step up for anglers who want more drag authority than the MXL. For a more compact platform with a lower listed drag range, compare the Avet MXL Raptor. For an ultra-compact option, see the Avet SX Raptor. If you want even more offshore-focused capacity and power, compare the Avet MXL 6/3 Raptor Plus MC.

Best Techniques and Conditions

• Offshore live bait: Use high gear to recover line during a fast run, then shift to low gear when you need steady pressure.
• Jigging: High gear helps work and recover a presentation, while low gear gives you more leverage after the hookset.
• Structure-oriented saltwater fishing: The higher listed drag range and low gear help you keep pressure on fish trying to turn toward cover.
• Big-game offshore trips: Choose the LX when a compact reel is not enough and a mid-frame setup is the better balance.

The LX Raptor is built for anglers who want a serious offshore reel that can move quickly, slow down under load, and stay comfortable enough to fish all day.

Key Features

• Dual Avedrag carbon fiber drag: Up to 28 lb at strike and 38 lb at full.
• 2-speed gearing: 6.3:1 high gear and 3.0:1 low gear.
• MC Cast Control: Five magnetic settings on the listed MC models.
• One-piece 6061-T6 aluminum frame: Precision-machined for strength and corrosion resistance.
• Raptor bearing package: Nine stainless steel ball bearings.
• Machined stainless steel gears and silent anti-reverse: Confident cranking under load.
• Lever drag with strike preset: Make repeatable pressure adjustments during the fight.
• Included accessories: Matching machined aluminum rod clamp, alarm clicker, and large soft-touch handle knob.
• Hard-anodized finish: Added protection for saltwater use.
• Made in USA.

Models & Specs

Available models and SKUs

Tackle Express Tips

• Use high gear while a fish is moving toward the boat, then shift to low gear when you need maximum torque.
• Start with a moderate MC setting and fine-tune it for your lure, line, and casting conditions instead of over-tightening the spool.
• Set your strike position before the trip and use smooth lever movement so you can return to a familiar pressure setting during the fight.

FAQ

Does the Avet LX Raptor come in left-hand retrieve?
Yes. The listed lineup includes a left-hand Silver model, along with right-hand Gunmetal, Blue, Black, Silver, and Gold models.

What is the difference between the LX Raptor and MXL Raptor?
The LX is the larger mid-frame step up, with up to 28 lb at strike and 38 lb at full. The MXL is a more compact platform with a lower listed drag range. Compare the MXL Raptor if you want a smaller setup.

How do I compare Avet reel sizes and series?
Our Avet Reels Buyer’s Guide walks through reel sizes, retrieve options, gear setups, and fishing applications.

Complete the Setup

Protect the finish between trips with the Avet Reel Cover. For replacement or color-matched hardware, see the Avet Reel Clamp Kits. When you need more offshore power and capacity, compare the Avet MXL 6/3 Raptor Plus MC.

Compact Size, Raptor-Level Stopping Power

The Avet SX Raptor Series 2-Speed Lever Drag Reel gives anglers a compact platform with the drag strength and gear control to handle serious saltwater fights. Its dual Avedrag carbon fiber system delivers up to 17 lb of drag at strike and 26 lb at full, while the 6.4:1 high gear and 3.8:1 low gear let you move quickly when a fish runs and lean on it when the fight gets heavy.

Built around a true one-piece 6061-T6 marine-grade aluminum frame, the SX Raptor feels solid in hand without turning a long day offshore into a workout. The MC Cast Control System adds five magnetic settings for more controlled spool management, and the reel is machined and assembled in the USA.

When a Compact Reel Needs More Muscle

Standard compact reels can be easy to fish but run out of authority when a strong fish changes direction or heads for structure. The SX Raptor solves that gap with a compact footprint, a powerful dual carbon drag, and a second gear for controlled pressure. You get the comfort of a small reel without giving up the leverage needed for yellowtail, white seabass, and other demanding saltwater applications.

Two Gears for the Whole Fight

Use high gear to pick up line quickly, work a lure, or stay connected during a fast run. Shift into low gear when you need torque at the rod tip, especially near structure or when a heavy fish refuses to come up. The lever drag gives you quick, repeatable pressure changes without taking your attention away from the fight.

The Right Pick If...

• You want a compact conventional reel with serious drag output.
• You fish saltwater for yellowtail, white seabass, and similar hard-pulling gamefish.
• You want MC cast control for more predictable spool management when casting.
• You prefer a 2-speed reel that can switch from fast line pickup to low-gear power.
• You want a USA-made Avet reel with a machined aluminum frame and included rod clamp.

Where It Fits in the Avet Lineup

The SX Raptor is the compact 2-speed choice in this group. If you want a single-speed version with the latest compact G2 platform, compare it with the Avet G2 SX Series. If you want the similar compact SXJ frame with right- or left-hand options, see the Avet SXJ Raptor. For a larger Raptor platform with more line capacity, step up to the Avet MXL Raptor.

Best Techniques and Conditions

• Offshore live bait: Use high gear to keep line tight during fast runs, then shift to low gear when the fish digs deep.
• Jigging and surface presentations: The compact frame and MC cast control help keep the setup manageable while the 2-speed system gives you options once a fish eats.
• Structure-oriented saltwater fishing: The dual carbon drag and low gear provide extra control when you need to turn a fish away from cover.

Choose the SX Raptor for saltwater trips where a compact reel, controlled casting, and a high-power drag system matter more than maximum spool volume.

Key Features

• Dual Avedrag carbon fiber drag: Up to 17 lb at strike and 26 lb at full.
• 2-speed gearing: 6.4:1 high gear and 3.8:1 low gear.
• MC Cast Control: Five magnetic settings for spool control.
• One-piece 6061-T6 aluminum frame: Precision-machined for strength and corrosion resistance.
• Raptor bearing package: Nine stainless steel ball bearings.
• Machined stainless steel gears and silent anti-reverse: Built for smooth, confident cranking.
• Lever drag with strike preset: Make repeatable pressure adjustments during the fight.
• Included accessories: Matching machined aluminum rod clamp, alarm clicker, and large soft-touch handle knob.
• Hard-anodized finish: Added protection for saltwater use.
• Made in USA.

Models & Specs

Available models and SKUs

Tackle Express Tips

• Start in high gear when a fish is moving toward the boat, then shift to low gear as soon as you need extra torque.
• Use the MC dial to fine-tune spool control for your lure, line, and casting conditions. Make small adjustments rather than jumping straight to maximum tension.
• Set your strike position before the trip and keep the lever movement smooth. The preset makes it easier to return to a familiar pressure setting.

FAQ

Is the Avet SX Raptor left-hand retrieve?
The listed SX Raptor models are right-hand retrieve.

What is the difference between the SX Raptor and the SXJ Raptor?
Both are compact 2-speed Raptor reels with the same listed 6.4:1 / 3.8:1 gearing and 17 lb strike / 26 lb full drag. The SXJ listing adds a left-hand Silver option, while the SX listing is right-hand only. Compare the SXJ Raptor models before choosing your retrieve.

How do I choose between Avet reel series?
Use our Avet Reels Buyer’s Guide to compare compact, larger-capacity, single-speed, and multi-speed options.

Complete the Setup

Protect the finish between trips with the Avet Reel Cover, or add replacement and color-matched hardware with the Avet Reel Clamp Kits. When you need a larger spool and more line capacity, the Avet MXL Raptor is the natural next step.

Mid-Frame Power for Serious Offshore Fights

The Avet HX Raptor 2-Speed Lever Drag Reel is the standard-width choice in the HX family, balancing a substantial frame with the control of a 2-speed drivetrain. Its dual Avedrag carbon fiber system delivers up to 40 lb of drag at strike and 50 lb at full, while the 5.4:1 high gear and 1.9:1 low gear give you speed for line recovery and torque for the heavy part of the fight.

Built around a true one-piece 6061-T6 marine-grade aluminum frame, the HX Raptor is made for anglers targeting larger tuna, yellowtail, and other hard-pulling offshore gamefish. The lineup includes MC and no-MC configurations, right-hand color options, and a left-hand Silver MC model. Made in the USA.

When a Smaller Reel Leaves You Short

Compact reels are comfortable, but bigger offshore fish can expose their limits quickly. The HX Raptor gives you a wider standard HX platform, a higher listed drag range, and an 80 lb braid capacity of up to 500 yards in the current product specifications. It is a strong middle ground when you need serious stopping power without moving to the wider HXW platform.

Fast Recovery, Heavy-Gear Leverage

Use high gear when a fish runs toward the boat or you need to remove slack quickly. Shift to low gear when the fish sounds, current loads the line, or you need steady pressure near structure. The lever drag and strike preset keep pressure changes deliberate and repeatable, while MC models add five magnetic settings for spool control before the hookset.

The Right Pick If...

• You want a standard-width HX platform with up to 40 lb at strike and 50 lb at full.
• You fish for larger tuna, yellowtail, and other demanding offshore gamefish.
• You need the listed 80 lb braid capacity of up to 500 yards.
• You want to choose between MC and no-MC configurations.
• You need right-hand color choices or the listed left-hand Silver MC model.

Where It Fits in the Avet Lineup

The HX Raptor is the standard-width option in the HX family. For a more compact mid-frame reel, compare the Avet LX Raptor. For a narrower HXJ setup, see the Avet HXJ Raptor. If you need the wider spool and larger HXW platform, compare the Avet HXW Raptor.

Best Techniques and Conditions

• Offshore live bait: Use high gear to recover line during a fast run, then shift low when the fish digs deep.
• Heavy jigging: High gear helps with lure work and line pickup, while low gear gives you leverage after the hookset.
• Structure-oriented saltwater fishing: The 40/50 lb listed drag range helps you maintain pressure when a fish turns toward cover.
• Long-range and offshore trips: The standard-width frame and 80 lb/500 yd capacity make the HX a practical step up from smaller Raptor platforms.

Choose the HX Raptor when you need serious drag power, a useful line-capacity target, and two-speed control in a standard-width offshore reel.

Key Features

• Dual Avedrag carbon fiber drag: Up to 40 lb at strike and 50 lb at full.
• 2-speed gearing: 5.4:1 high gear and 1.9:1 low gear.
• 80 lb braid capacity: Listed up to 500 yards.
• MC and no-MC options: Choose the spool-control setup that fits your fishing.
• One-piece 6061-T6 aluminum frame: Precision-machined for strength and corrosion resistance.
• Raptor bearing package: Nine stainless steel ball bearings.
• Machined stainless steel gears and silent anti-reverse: Confident cranking under load.
• Lever drag with strike preset: Repeatable pressure control during the fight.
• Included accessories: Matching machined aluminum rod clamp, alarm clicker, and large soft-touch handle knob.
• Hard-anodized finish.
• Made in USA.

Models & Specs

Available models and SKUs

Tackle Express Tips

• Use high gear while a fish is moving toward the boat, then shift to low gear when you need steady torque.
• Choose No-MC for a simpler configuration or MC when you want five magnetic spool-control settings.
• Set the strike position before the trip and keep lever movement smooth so pressure changes stay predictable.

FAQ

What is the difference between the HX and HXJ Raptor?
The HX is the standard-width platform with the listed 80 lb/500 yd capacity. The HXJ uses a narrower platform and is listed separately for anglers who prefer that profile. Compare the HXJ Raptor before choosing.

Does the HX Raptor come in left-hand retrieve?
Yes. The listed lineup includes a left-hand Silver MC model, along with right-hand Silver, Blue, Black, Gold, and Gunmetal choices.

How do I compare Avet reel sizes?
Our Avet Reels Buyer’s Guide walks through reel sizes, retrieve options, gear setups, and fishing applications.

Complete the Setup

Protect the reel between trips with the Avet Reel Cover. For replacement or color-matched hardware, see the Avet Reel Clamp Kits. If you need a wider platform and more line room, compare the Avet HXW Raptor.

Narrow-Spool Raptor Power for Versatile Offshore Fishing

The Avet JX Raptor 2-Speed Lever Drag Reel combines a taller, narrower JX spool with the extra authority of Avet’s Raptor dual carbon fiber drag system. With up to 28 lb at strike and 38 lb at full, plus 6.3:1 high and 3.8:1 low gears, it gives you the speed to recover line and the leverage to stay in control when a fish turns deep.

When a yellowtail, tuna, or other hard-pulling fish changes direction near the boat, the JX Raptor’s narrow profile and two-speed control help you keep the reel comfortable and the fight organized. MC cast control with five magnetic settings makes casting more manageable, while the one-piece 6061-T6 marine-grade aluminum frame and nine stainless steel bearings are built for demanding saltwater use. Available in right- and left-hand retrieve. Made in the USA.

Why the Narrow JX Profile Works

The JX spool is taller and narrower than the more compact MX-style platform, which helps with line management and increases retrieve efficiency. That makes the JX Raptor a strong all-rounder for anglers who move between casting, live bait, vertical jigging, and deep drops instead of fishing only one presentation.

High Gear to Chase, Low Gear to Turn

• 6.3:1 high gear: Recover line quickly when a fish runs toward the boat or when a lure needs a faster retrieve.
• 3.8:1 low gear: Add cranking leverage when a fish circles, sounds, or pulls against heavy current.
• Raptor dual carbon fiber drag: Apply smooth, consistent pressure through a long fight.
• MC cast control: Use five magnetic settings to manage spool speed and casting control.

The Right Pick If...

• You target yellowtail, tuna, and other mid-range to hard-pulling saltwater species.
• You want a narrow-spool reel with 2-speed control for both casting and vertical fishing.
• You need more listed drag authority than the standard JX platform provides.
• You prefer MC cast control, right- or left-hand retrieve, and a USA-made reel.
• You want a reel that sits between compact MX-style options and larger offshore platforms.

Best Techniques and Conditions

• Live-bait fishing: Use MC control to manage the cast, then use high gear to recover line when a fish changes direction.
• Vertical jigging: Work the presentation in high gear and shift low when a fish turns the hookup into a heavy pull.
• Deep drops: Use the taller spool and low gear to maintain steady pressure as fish move below the boat.
• Nearshore and offshore saltwater: The hard-anodized aluminum frame and stainless steel components suit regular saltwater use.

Where It Fits in the Avet Lineup

The JX Raptor is the narrow-spool, 2-speed Raptor choice with MC cast control and a 28/38 lb listed drag range. For a G2 JX platform with a more moderate 21/28 lb drag range, compare the Avet JX G2. For a more compact Raptor platform, see the Avet MXL Raptor. For a larger narrow-frame option, compare the Avet HXJ Raptor.

Key Features

• Dual Avedrag carbon fiber drag: Up to 28 lb at strike and 38 lb at full.
• 2-speed gearing: 6.3:1 high and 3.8:1 low.
• MC Cast Control: Five magnetic settings for casting spool control.
• Narrow JX spool: Designed for efficient retrieve and easier line management.
• 9 stainless steel ball bearings: Raptor-series bearing package.
• One-piece 6061-T6 marine-grade aluminum frame: Rigid, precision-machined construction.
• Precision-machined stainless steel gears: Built for cranking under load.
• Silent dog-and-gear anti-reverse: Confident control during the fight.
• Offset machined handle arm: Reduces centerline profile and cranking wobble.
• Included hardware: Large soft-touch handle knob, alarm clicker, and matching machined aluminum rod clamp.
• Hard-anodized finish and USA-made construction.

Models & Specs

Available models and SKUs

Tackle Express Tips

• Start with a moderate MC setting and adjust it to your lure, line, and casting conditions.
• Use high gear to recover line, then shift low before a deep-running fish turns the fight into a leverage test.
• Set the strike position before the trip so pressure changes remain smooth and repeatable.

FAQ

How much drag does the Avet JX Raptor provide?
The listed specification is up to 28 lb at strike and 38 lb at full.

What is the difference between the JX Raptor and JX G2?
The JX Raptor uses the Raptor dual carbon fiber drag system and lists 28/38 lb drag. The JX G2 lists 21/28 lb drag and is a strong choice when you want a more moderate platform for versatile mid-range fishing.

Does the JX Raptor come in left-hand retrieve?
Yes. The listed lineup includes a left-hand Silver model, along with right-hand Blue, Black, Silver, Red, and Gunmetal models.

Complete the Setup

Keep the reel protected between trips with the Avet Reel Bags, and check replacement hardware with the Avet Reel Clamp Kits. For a broader size and technique comparison, use the Avet Reels Buyer’s Guide.

Narrow-Spool Control with Raptor-Level Power

The Avet MXJ Raptor Series 2-Speed Lever Drag Reel gives saltwater anglers a narrow MXJ spool profile, powerful dual Avedrag carbon fiber drag, and the flexibility of two gear ratios in one compact setup. It delivers up to 17 lb of drag at strike and 26 lb at full, with a 6.4:1 high gear for fast line pickup and a 3.8:1 low gear for controlled cranking power.

The redesigned true one-piece 6061-T6 marine-grade aluminum frame feels rigid and dependable under load, while five magnetic MC Cast Control settings help you manage the spool when casting. Choose from right-hand models in Silver, Black, Blue, Gunmetal, or Gold, or the listed Silver left-hand model. The MXJ Raptor is made in the USA.

Why a Narrow Spool Makes a Difference

A reel can have plenty of drag and still feel awkward if the spool is difficult to manage. The MXJ profile keeps the reel comfortable to palm and helps keep line handling close to the center of the setup. When a fish changes direction, the dual carbon drag and two-speed drivetrain give you a practical way to stay connected, recover line, and apply steady pressure without reaching for a different reel.

Change Gears When the Fight Changes

High gear is useful when a fish runs toward the boat or you need to quickly remove slack. Low gear gives you more leverage when the fish digs deep, current adds resistance, or you need to turn a fish away from structure. The lever drag, ratcheting glide plate, and strike stop button make it easier to return to a familiar setting and keep your attention on the fight.

The Right Pick If...

• You want a narrow-profile conventional reel with serious saltwater drag output.
• You fish for yellowtail, white seabass, and other hard-pulling gamefish.
• You want MC cast control with five magnetic settings for spool management.
• You prefer a 2-speed reel that can move from fast line pickup to low-gear pressure.
• You want right-hand color choices or the listed left-hand Silver configuration.

Where It Fits in the Avet Lineup

The MXJ Raptor is the narrow-spool 2-speed choice in this lineup. For the compact SX platform with the same listed 17 lb strike / 26 lb full drag range, compare the Avet SX Raptor. If you want a similar compact reel with a left-hand Silver option and the SXJ frame, see the Avet SXJ Raptor. If you need a larger Raptor platform with higher listed drag output, step up to the Avet MXL Raptor.

Best Techniques and Conditions

• Offshore live bait: Start in high gear to recover line during a fast run, then shift to low gear when you need steady pressure.
• Jigging and casting: Use the five-position MC system to tune spool control for your lure, line, and casting conditions.
• Structure-oriented saltwater fishing: The narrow profile keeps the reel manageable while the dual drag and low gear help you stay in control close to cover.

The MXJ Raptor is at home on saltwater trips where compact handling, controlled casting, and 2-speed flexibility matter more than a bulky reel profile.

Key Features

• Dual Avedrag carbon fiber drag: Up to 17 lb at strike and 26 lb at full.
• 2-speed gearing: 6.4:1 high gear and 3.8:1 low gear.
• Narrow MXJ spool profile: Keeps line handling compact and comfortable in hand.
• MC Cast Control: Five magnetic settings for more predictable spool management.
• Redesigned one-piece 6061-T6 aluminum frame: Precision-machined for strength and corrosion resistance.
• Redesigned silent dog-and-gear anti-reverse: More engagement teeth help reduce handle back-play.
• Machined stainless steel gears: Built for smooth cranking under load.
• Lever drag controls: Adjustable strike preset, ratcheting glide plate, and strike stop button.
• Included accessories: Matching machined aluminum rod clamp, loud alarm clicker, and large soft-touch handle knob.
• Hard-anodized finish: Added protection for saltwater use.
• Made in USA.

Models & Specs

Available models and SKUs

Tackle Express Tips

• Use high gear when a fish is moving toward you, then shift to low gear when you need extra torque and a steadier pace.
• Begin with a moderate MC setting and fine-tune it for your lure, line, and casting conditions. Small adjustments are easier to manage than over-tightening the spool.
• Set the strike position before the trip and use the glide plate and strike stop as repeatable reference points during the fight.

FAQ

Does the Avet MXJ Raptor come in left-hand retrieve?
Yes. The listed lineup includes a left-hand Silver model, along with right-hand models in Silver, Black, Blue, Gunmetal, and Gold.

What is the difference between the MXJ Raptor and MXL Raptor?
The MXJ uses the narrower MXJ spool profile and is listed with up to 26 lb of full drag. The MXL is a larger platform with higher listed drag output and more line capacity context. Compare the MXL Raptor if you need the larger reel platform.

How do I compare Avet reel sizes and series?
Our Avet Reels Buyer’s Guide walks through the lineup so you can match reel size, retrieve, gear setup, and fishing application.

Complete the Setup

Protect the finish between trips with the Avet Reel Cover. For replacement or color-matched hardware, see the Avet Reel Clamp Kits. If your next trip calls for more drag and a larger Raptor platform, compare the Avet MXL Raptor.

Compact Raptor Power with More Retrieve Choices

The Avet SXJ Raptor Series 2-Speed Lever Drag Reel packs a powerful dual Avedrag carbon fiber system into a compact saltwater reel, delivering up to 17 lb of drag at strike and 26 lb at full. Its 6.4:1 high gear helps you pick up line quickly, while the 3.8:1 low gear gives you the torque to stay connected when a hard-pulling fish turns the fight into a grind.

The true one-piece 6061-T6 marine-grade aluminum frame is precision-machined for a solid, corrosion-resistant foundation. Five magnetic MC Cast Control settings help manage the spool when casting, and the lineup includes right-hand models plus a left-hand Silver option. Like the rest of the Raptor family, the SXJ is made in the USA.

More Control When the Fight Gets Heavy

A compact reel is great until a fish makes a hard run, changes direction, or uses current and structure against you. The SXJ Raptor answers with a high-output dual carbon drag, stainless steel gearing, and a second gear for leverage. It keeps the setup manageable in hand while giving you the control needed for yellowtail, white seabass, and similar saltwater applications.

Fast Line Pickup or Low-Gear Leverage

High gear is the move when a fish runs toward the boat, when you need to recover slack quickly, or when you are working a presentation that rewards speed. Low gear takes over when the fish digs deep or you need steady pressure close to structure. The lever drag lets you make controlled adjustments and return to a familiar strike setting.

The Right Pick If...

• You want a compact conventional reel with Raptor-level drag output.
• You fish saltwater for yellowtail, white seabass, and other strong gamefish.
• You want five MC magnetic settings to help manage the spool on the cast.
• You want 2-speed flexibility without moving to a larger reel platform.
• You prefer the choice of right-hand retrieve or the listed left-hand Silver model.

Where It Fits in the Avet Lineup

The SXJ Raptor is the compact 2-speed choice when retrieve options matter. For the standard SX Raptor platform in right-hand models, compare the Avet SX Raptor. If you want a single-speed reel with the newer compact G2 platform, see the Avet G2 SX Series. For a larger Raptor platform with more line capacity, move up to the Avet MXL Raptor.

Best Techniques and Conditions

• Offshore live bait: Use high gear to recover line during a fast run, then shift to low gear for steady pressure when the fish digs in.
• Jigging and casting: The MC system gives you a way to fine-tune spool control, while the 2-speed drivetrain keeps the reel versatile after the hookset.
• Structure-oriented saltwater fishing: The dual drag system and low gear help you keep pressure on a fish that is trying to turn toward cover.

The SXJ is a strong fit for saltwater anglers who want compact handling, controlled casting, and the option to fish right- or left-handed with the listed models.

Key Features

• Dual Avedrag carbon fiber drag: Up to 17 lb at strike and 26 lb at full.
• 2-speed gearing: 6.4:1 high gear and 3.8:1 low gear.
• MC Cast Control: Five magnetic settings for spool control.
• One-piece 6061-T6 aluminum frame: Precision-machined for strength and corrosion resistance.
• Raptor bearing package: Nine stainless steel ball bearings.
• Machined stainless steel gears and silent anti-reverse: Smooth, confident cranking under load.
• Lever drag with strike preset: Make repeatable pressure adjustments during the fight.
• Included accessories: Matching machined aluminum rod clamp, alarm clicker, and large soft-touch handle knob.
• Hard-anodized finish: Added protection for saltwater use.
• Made in USA.

Models & Specs

Available models and SKUs

Tackle Express Tips

• Set your strike position before the trip, then make small, smooth lever adjustments instead of moving straight to maximum pressure.
• Use high gear while a fish is moving toward you. Shift to low gear when you need steady torque and line control.
• Start with a moderate MC setting and fine-tune it for your lure, line, and casting conditions. Small changes are easier to manage than over-tightening the spool.

FAQ

Does the Avet SXJ Raptor come in left-hand retrieve?
Yes. The listed lineup includes a left-hand Silver model, along with right-hand models in Blue, Silver, Red, Gold, and Black.

What is the difference between the SXJ Raptor and SX Raptor?
Both use the listed 6.4:1 / 3.8:1 2-speed gearing, dual carbon drag, MC cast control, and 17 lb strike / 26 lb full drag. The SXJ lineup includes a left-hand Silver option, while the SX listing is right-hand only. Compare the SX Raptor models if you fish right-handed.

How do I compare Avet reel sizes and series?
Our Avet Reels Buyer’s Guide walks through the lineup so you can match reel size, retrieve, gear setup, and fishing application.

Complete the Setup

Keep the reel protected between trips with the Avet Reel Cover. For replacement or color-matched hardware, see the Avet Reel Clamp Kits. If you need more line capacity on a larger Raptor platform, compare the Avet MXL Raptor.

Wide-Profile Two-Speed Power for Trophy Offshore Fish

The Avet HX 5/2 Raptor Plus MC 2 Speed Reel is built for anglers who want wide-profile capacity, serious cranking leverage, and the confidence to stay connected when a trophy fish digs deep. Its 5.0:1 high gear helps recover line and work a presentation, while the 2.4:1 low gear gives you the leverage to keep turning during a long fight.

Picture the moment a big tuna settles into a deep run. The HX 5/2 Raptor Plus MC gives you a solid, controlled platform, a smooth lever drag, and the low-gear authority to keep pressure steady instead of fighting the reel. Precision-machined 6061-T6 aircraft-grade aluminum, stainless steel components, and a multi-color anodized finish make it a purpose-built tool for demanding saltwater work. Made in the USA.

When More Line Capacity and More Leverage Matter

The wide HX profile is the right move when a compact reel does not provide enough room or power for your plan. Choose it for long-range trips, deep-water presentations, and trophy-class tuna or billfish where a fish may take line before you can turn it. The 2-speed system lets you fish fast when the opportunity opens up, then slow down and grind when the fight gets heavy.

Fast Recovery, Heavy-Fish Control

• 5.0:1 high gear: Gain line on running fish and work or recover lures efficiently.
• 2.4:1 low gear: Apply deliberate cranking power when a fish sounds or makes a deep run.
• Smooth shifting: Move between speeds as the fight changes instead of forcing one gear to do everything.
• Lever drag control: Make quick, precise pressure adjustments while keeping your attention on the fish.

The Right Pick If...

• You fish for giant bluefin, yellowfin tuna, marlin, sailfish, or other trophy offshore species.
• You want a wide-profile reel for long-range trips and maximum line capacity.
• You need a 2-speed setup that can move quickly and still deliver low-gear leverage.
• You fish deep-water jigs or heavy tackle for large yellowtail and white seabass.
• You prefer the distinctive MC multi-color anodized finish and a choice of right- or left-hand models.

Best Techniques and Conditions

• Long-range live bait: Use high gear to recover line during a fast run, then shift low when the fish settles into a deep pull.
• Deep-water jigging: The wide profile gives you a serious platform for deep presentations, while the two speeds help manage both retrieve and hookup pressure.
• Heavy offshore bait and trolling: Choose the HX 5/2 when large fish, long runs, and demanding saltwater conditions call for added capacity and leverage.
• Trophy billfish: Keep pressure smooth and deliberate, using low gear when the fish turns into a sustained, heavy fight.

Where It Fits in the Avet Lineup

The HX 5/2 Raptor Plus MC is the wide-profile choice for anglers who prioritize trophy-fish capacity and low-gear power. For a standard HX platform with a more compact profile, compare the Avet HX Raptor 2-Speed Reel. If you want a smaller Raptor setup, see the Avet LX Raptor. For another wide-profile option, compare the Avet HXW Raptor 2-Speed Reel.

Key Features

• Raptor carbon fiber drag system: Smooth, consistent pressure for extended battles.
• 5.0:1 high and 2.4:1 low gears: A practical speed and power combination for trophy fish.
• Wide HX profile: Built to provide maximum line capacity for long-range fishing; exact capacity is not listed in the supplied model details.
• Precision-machined 6061-T6 aluminum: Aircraft-grade construction for strength and durability.
• MC multi-color anodized finish: Corrosion-resistant finish with a distinctive look.
• Stainless steel gears and hardware: Designed for demanding saltwater environments.
• Sealed bearings: Smooth rotation with added corrosion resistance.
• Heat-dissipating drag materials: Helps maintain consistent performance during long fights.
• Made in USA: Manufactured in California with careful quality control.

Models & Specs

Available models and SKUs

Tackle Express Tips

• Use high gear to stay connected when a fish runs toward the boat, then shift to low gear before the fight turns into a heavy, deep pull.
• Set the lever drag at a repeatable strike position before the trip, and make pressure changes smoothly rather than in a rush.
• Match the reel to a rod and line system that can take advantage of its wide-profile capacity and two-speed leverage.

FAQ

What is the difference between the HX 5/2 Raptor Plus MC and a standard HX Raptor?
The HX 5/2 Raptor Plus MC uses a wide HX profile with 5.0:1 high and 2.4:1 low gears, making it a strong fit for anglers prioritizing trophy-fish capacity and low-gear leverage. Compare the standard HX Raptor for a different platform and model lineup.

Does this reel come in left-hand retrieve?
Yes. The listed models include a left-hand Silver option along with right-hand Silver/Red, Black/Red, Silver, Blue, Black, and Gunmetal options.

How do I compare Avet sizes and fishing applications?
Use the Avet Reels Buyer’s Guide for a practical comparison of reel sizes, gear setups, retrieve options, and offshore use cases.

Complete the Setup

For a full Avet comparison, start with the Avet Reels Buyer’s Guide. Protect the reel between trips with the Avet Reel Cover, and compare the Avet HXJ 5/2 Raptor Plus MC when you want to evaluate another Raptor platform.

Narrow-Frame Raptor Power for 50–100 lb Offshore Work

The Avet HXJ Raptor 2-Speed Lever Drag Reel is a heavy-duty narrow-frame reel for anglers who want serious drag, fast line recovery, and low-gear leverage in a comfortable platform. Its dual Avedrag carbon fiber system delivers up to 40 lb at strike and 50 lb at full, while the 5.4:1 high gear and 1.9:1 low gear let you change tactics when a fish changes direction or digs deep.

When a tuna turns the fight into a long, stubborn pull, the HXJ gives you a rigid one-piece 6061-T6 marine-grade aluminum frame, a smooth lever drag, and the leverage to keep pressure steady. The listed model is built for the 50–100 lb line class, with MC cast-control capability, nine stainless steel bearings, and a hard-anodized finish. Made in the USA.

When Compact Does Not Mean Compromised

The HXJ Raptor is a smart choice for anglers who want a narrower reel that remains ready for large tuna and demanding offshore fish. Its reduced centerline profile and offset handle arm help keep cranking controlled, while the dual drag system gives you the pressure range to stay in the fight when a fish uses current, depth, or distance against you.

High Gear to Chase, Low Gear to Turn

• 5.4:1 high gear: Recover line quickly when a fish runs toward the boat or when you need an efficient lure retrieve.
• 1.9:1 low gear: Trade speed for torque when a fish sounds or the fight becomes a heavy, sustained pull.
• 40 lb at strike / 50 lb at full: The dual Avedrag carbon fiber system provides substantial pressure for the listed line class.
• MC cast control: Five magnetic settings help manage spool control before the hookset when using the MC-equipped configuration.

The Right Pick If...

• You target bluefin, yellowfin, and other large offshore tuna.
• You want a narrow-frame reel for the 50–100 lb line class.
• You need both quick line pickup and low-gear cranking power.
• You prefer a left- or right-hand retrieve option, including the listed Silver left-hand model.
• You want a USA-made aluminum reel with a strong saltwater-focused feature set.

Best Techniques and Conditions

• Live-bait tuna fishing: Use high gear to stay connected during a fast run, then shift low when the fish settles into a deep pull.
• Heavy jigging: Work and recover the jig in high gear, with low gear ready when a fish turns the hookup into a pressure fight.
• Long-range offshore trips: The narrow profile stays comfortable through extended sessions without stepping away from serious drag performance.
• Current and structure: Use the low gear and smooth lever drag to keep steady pressure when a fish tries to use depth or cover.

Where It Fits in the Avet Lineup

The HXJ Raptor is the narrow-frame 2-speed option with up to 50 lb of full drag and 80 lb braid capacity to 300 yards. For a similar narrow profile with 5.0:1/2.4:1 gears and Raptor Plus MC configuration, compare the Avet HXJ 5/2 Raptor Plus MC. For more 80 lb braid capacity, see the Avet HX Raptor 2-Speed Reel. For an even wider platform and 100 lb braid applications, compare the Avet HXW Raptor 2-Speed Reel.

Key Features

• Dual Avedrag carbon fiber drag: Up to 40 lb at strike and 50 lb at full.
• 2-speed gearing: 5.4:1 high and 1.9:1 low.
• 9 stainless steel ball bearings: Raptor-series bearing package.
• One-piece 6061-T6 marine-grade aluminum frame: Precision-machined for strength.
• MC cast control: Five magnetic settings on the MC-equipped configuration.
• Offset machined handle arm: Reduces centerline profile and cranking wobble.
• Silent dog-and-gear anti-reverse: Confident control under load.
• Machined stainless steel gears and hard-anodized finish: Built for demanding saltwater use.
• Included hardware: Large soft-touch handle knob, alarm clicker, and matching machined aluminum rod clamp.
• Made in USA.

Models & Specs

Available model and SKU

Tackle Express Tips

• Use the high gear to reclaim line first, then shift to low before a deep-running fish forces you to crank against too much load.
• Set the strike position before the trip and move the lever smoothly, especially when a fish changes direction near the boat.
• Start with a moderate MC setting and fine-tune spool control for the lure, line, and conditions instead of over-tightening the spool.

FAQ

How much drag does the Avet HXJ Raptor provide?
The listed HXJ Raptor specification is up to 40 lb at strike and 50 lb at full.

What is the difference between the HXJ Raptor and HXJ 5/2 Raptor Plus MC?
The HXJ Raptor uses the 5.4:1/1.9:1 gear setup, lists 40 lb at strike and 50 lb at full, and has 80 lb braid capacity to 300 yards. The HXJ 5/2 Raptor Plus MC uses 5.0:1/2.4:1 gears and a narrow Raptor Plus MC configuration. Compare both models to match the gear feel and setup you prefer.

Where can I compare Avet reel sizes?
Our Avet Reels Buyer’s Guide covers reel sizes, retrieve options, gear setups, and common offshore applications.

Complete the Setup

Protect the reel between trips with the Avet Reel Cover, then use the Avet Reels Buyer’s Guide to compare the HXJ against the wider HX and HXW platforms.

Narrow-Profile Two-Speed Control for Trophy Fish

The Avet HXJ 5/2 Raptor Plus MC 2 Speed Reel brings Raptor drag performance and two-speed leverage to a narrower platform that is easier to hold and work throughout a long offshore fight. The 5.0:1 high gear helps you recover line and work lures, while the 2.4:1 low gear gives you the steady cranking power needed when a big fish sounds or stays deep.

When the bite turns into an all-day battle, the HXJ profile keeps the reel comfortable in hand without giving up the heavy-duty construction serious saltwater anglers expect. The CNC-machined 6061-T6 aircraft-grade aluminum frame, MC anodized finish, stainless steel gears and hardware, and Raptor carbon fiber drag system are built for bluefin tuna, yellowfin tuna, marlin, sailfish, and other hard-pulling offshore species. Made in California.

Why the Narrow HXJ Profile Earns Its Place

The HXJ is a strong fit when you want big-game capability in a narrower package. Its profile offers a comfortable grip for repeated jig work, live-bait presentations, and extended fights, while the two-speed mechanism lets you change from quick line recovery to deliberate low-gear pressure as conditions change.

Use Speed to Find Line, Then Use Leverage to Keep It

• 5.0:1 high gear: Gain line on running fish and work or recover lures efficiently.
• 2.4:1 low gear: Shift down when a trophy fish sounds or the fight demands more cranking power.
• Raptor carbon drag: Apply smooth, consistent pressure through long battles.
• Lever drag control: Make fast, precise adjustments without taking your focus off the fight.

The Right Pick If...

• You target bluefin tuna, yellowfin tuna, marlin, sailfish, or large yellowtail.
• You want two-speed power in a narrower, more comfortable profile.
• You fish offshore with heavy tackle, live bait, or deep-water jigs.
• You want a corrosion-resistant MC finish and USA-made aluminum construction.
• You need right- or left-hand retrieve options.

Best Techniques and Conditions

• Offshore live bait: Use high gear to pick up slack and stay connected, then move to low gear when the fish settles into a deep run.
• Deep-water jigging: Work and recover the jig in high gear, with low gear ready for the heavy pressure that follows a hookup.
• Long-range tuna trips: The narrow profile is comfortable during extended fishing, while the Raptor drag system is built for serious pressure.
• Heavy saltwater tackle: Stainless steel components and hard-wearing anodized aluminum suit demanding offshore conditions.

Where It Fits in the Avet Lineup

The HXJ 5/2 Raptor Plus MC is the narrow-profile alternative for anglers who want two-speed Raptor performance in a more comfortable package. For a wider platform with trophy-fish capacity as a priority, compare the Avet HX 5/2 Raptor Plus MC. For a standard HX Raptor platform, see the Avet HX Raptor 2-Speed Reel. For another heavy-duty narrow-profile option, compare the Avet HXJ Raptor 2-Speed Reel.

Key Features

• Two-speed gearing: 5.0:1 high and 2.4:1 low.
• Raptor carbon fiber drag: Smooth, consistent pressure under heavy load.
• Narrow HXJ profile: A comfortable grip for extended offshore sessions.
• CNC-machined 6061-T6 aircraft-grade aluminum: Strong, durable frame construction.
• MC anodized finish: Multi-color corrosion-resistant coating.
• Stainless steel gears and hardware: Built for saltwater environments.
• Lever drag: Precise, quick pressure adjustments during the fight.
• Right- and left-hand models: Retrieve options for different anglers.
• Made in USA: Manufactured in California.

Models & Specs

Available models and SKUs

Tackle Express Tips

• Use high gear for line recovery, then shift to low gear before a deep-running fish makes you work against the wrong ratio.
• Set the lever at a repeatable strike position before the trip and make pressure changes gradually during the fight.
• Take advantage of the narrow profile by keeping the reel close and your cranking motion controlled during long battles.

FAQ

What makes the HXJ different from the wider HX 5/2 Raptor Plus MC?
The HXJ uses a narrow profile for a more comfortable grip, while the HX 5/2 Raptor Plus MC uses a wide profile for anglers prioritizing maximum capacity. Both listed models use 5.0:1 high and 2.4:1 low gears.

Does the HXJ 5/2 Raptor Plus MC come in left-hand retrieve?
Yes. The listed lineup includes a left-hand Silver model along with right-hand Silver, Blue, Black, and Gunmetal options.

Where can I compare Avet reel sizes and applications?
Use the Avet Reels Buyer’s Guide for a practical overview of reel sizes, gear setups, retrieve options, and fishing applications.

Complete the Setup

Compare the Avet HXJ Raptor 2-Speed Reel for another narrow-profile option, or protect your reel between trips with the Avet Reel Cover. The Avet Reels Buyer’s Guide is the best place to review the full lineup before matching a reel to your rod and line system.

Narrow-Spool Versatility for Yellowtail, Tuna, and Offshore Work

The Avet JX G2 Lever Drag Reel gives anglers a taller, narrower platform with the speed, line capacity, and drag control to handle a wide range of saltwater techniques. Its 6.3:1 high gear helps you recover line quickly, while the 3.8:1 low gear gives you extra leverage when a fish circles, sounds, or turns against the rod.

The JX G2 is a practical step up when a compact MX-style reel is not enough, but you still want a reel that is comfortable to cast, jig, and fish vertically. With 65 lb braid capacity to 400 yards, up to 21 lb at strike and 28 lb at full, MC cast control with five magnetic settings, and a true one-piece 6061-T6 aluminum frame, it is built for serious mid-range saltwater work. Made in the USA.

Why the JX Profile Matters

The taller, narrower spool helps the JX retrieve more line per crank and keeps line management more controlled when respooling. That geometry is useful when you are moving between vertical jigging, casting, live bait, and fast line recovery during a yellowtail or tuna fight.

Speed for the Cast, Leverage for the Fight

• 6.3:1 high gear: Recover line quickly and work a presentation efficiently.
• 3.8:1 low gear: Add cranking leverage when a fish circles near the boat or pulls deep.
• MC cast control: Five magnetic settings help manage spool speed and reduce backlash risk when casting.
• Dry carbon fiber drag: Deliver smooth, consistent stopping power through the fight.

The Right Pick If...

• You target yellowtail, tuna, and other mid-range saltwater species.
• You want a 2-speed reel for both casting and vertical fishing.
• You need 65 lb braid capacity to 400 yards in a 25–50 lb line-class setup.
• You want a narrow spool that improves line management and retrieve efficiency.
• You prefer Blue or Silver with the listed guide-plate configuration.

Best Techniques and Conditions

• Vertical jigging: Use high gear to work and recover a jig, then shift low when a fish turns the hookup into a heavy pull.
• Live-bait fishing: Use the taller spool and MC control to manage line during a cast, then recover line quickly when a fish changes direction.
• Yellowtail and tuna fishing: The listed drag range and 25–50 lb line class suit mid-range offshore targets.
• Boat and nearshore saltwater: The corrosion-resistant anodized aluminum frame is made for regular saltwater use.

Where It Fits in the Avet Lineup

The JX G2 is the versatile 2-speed JX platform for anglers who want casting control and a taller, narrower spool. For a more Raptor-focused JX platform, compare the Avet JX Raptor 2-Speed Reel. For a more compact single-speed option, see the Avet G2 MXJ Single Speed Reel. For more JX 6/3 two-speed power and MC finish, compare the Avet JX 6/3 Raptor MC Plus.

Key Features

• 2-speed gearing: 6.3:1 high and 3.8:1 low.
• Drag range: Up to 21 lb at strike and 28 lb at full.
• 65 lb braid capacity: 400 yards.
• MC Cast Control: Five magnetic settings for spool control.
• 25–50 lb line class: Built for versatile mid-range saltwater fishing.
• Narrow-spool JX profile: Helps line management and vertical presentation control.
• One-piece 6061-T6 marine-grade aluminum frame: Strong, rigid construction.
• 8 stainless steel ball bearings: Smooth reel operation.
• Ratcheting glide plate and strike stop button: Repeatable lever-drag control.
• Precision-machined stainless steel gears: Durable cranking under load.
• Included hardware: Matching machined aluminum rod clamp and large soft-touch handle knob.
• Made in USA.

Models & Specs

Available models and SKUs

Tackle Express Tips

• Start with a moderate MC setting and tune it to your lure, line, and casting conditions instead of tightening the spool more than necessary.
• Use high gear for line recovery, then shift low when the fish circles or settles into a heavy pull.
• Set the strike position before the trip so your drag pressure is familiar when the bite turns fast.

FAQ

How much braid does the Avet JX G2 hold?
The listed specification is 65 lb braid at 400 yards.

What makes the JX G2 different from an MXJ reel?
The JX G2 uses a taller, narrower spool with 2-speed gearing, 65 lb braid capacity to 400 yards, and a 25–50 lb line class. The MXJ is the more compact option for anglers who prefer a smaller platform.

Does the JX G2 include a rod clamp?
Yes. The listed feature set includes a matching machined aluminum rod clamp.

Complete the Setup

Protect the reel between trips with the Avet Reel Bags, and confirm hardware fitment with the Avet Reel Clamp Kits. For a broader size and technique comparison, use the Avet Reels Buyer’s Guide.

Extra-Wide Two-Speed Power for Maximum Line Capacity

The Avet HXW 5/2 Raptor Plus Non-MC 2 Speed Reel is built for trophy anglers who need an extra-wide platform, serious line capacity, and the leverage to stay in control when large offshore fish go deep. Its 5.0:1 high gear helps recover line and work lures, while the 2.4:1 low gear gives you the cranking power to keep pressure on the biggest fish.

When a long-range hookup turns into a sustained offshore battle, the HXW profile gives you room for the heavy braid and mono these applications demand. The massive spool, Raptor carbon fiber drag, CNC-machined 6061-T6 aircraft-grade aluminum frame, stainless steel components, and corrosion-resistant finish are designed for bluefin, yellowfin, marlin, sailfish, large yellowtail, and other trophy gamefish. This is the No-MC configuration, made in California.

When Extra-Wide Capacity Earns Its Keep

The HXW 5/2 Raptor Plus is the right pick when maximum line capacity is central to the plan. Choose it for long-range trips, deep-water jigging, and trophy fish that can take line before you have a chance to turn them. The wide profile also gives you a substantial platform for heavy tackle and long, demanding fights.

Two Speeds, One Serious Offshore Job

• 5.0:1 high gear: Gain line on running fish and work or recover lures efficiently.
• 2.4:1 low gear: Apply maximum cranking power when a trophy fish sounds or stays deep.
• Smooth shifting: Change speeds as the fight moves from line recovery to heavy pressure.
• Raptor drag: Use smooth, consistent pressure through long battles.

The Right Pick If...

• You target giant bluefin, yellowfin, marlin, sailfish, large yellowtail, or other trophy offshore species.
• You need an extra-wide reel for maximum line capacity on long-range fishing trips.
• You fish heavy braid or mono and want a large spool for deep-water and big-game applications.
• You prefer direct No-MC cast-control performance.
• You want right- or left-hand retrieve options in a USA-made Raptor Plus platform.

Best Techniques and Conditions

• Long-range live bait: Use high gear to recover line during a run, then shift low when the fish settles into a deep pull.
• Deep-water jigging: Take advantage of the large spool and low gear when a heavy fish needs to be worked up from depth.
• Kite fishing and offshore bait: The extra-wide platform suits long runs and heavy line systems for trophy yellowfin and tuna.
• Heavy trolling: Use low gear for leverage when a marlin or sailfish turns a fast run into a close-range grind.

Where It Fits in the Avet Lineup

The HXW 5/2 Raptor Plus Non-MC is the extra-wide two-speed choice when maximum capacity and direct cast-control performance matter most. For a three-speed HXW platform, compare the Avet HXW 5/3 Raptor Plus. For a more compact wide-profile reel with MC finish, see the Avet HX 5/2 Raptor Plus MC. For another two-speed HXW configuration, compare the Avet HXW Raptor 2-Speed Reel.

Key Features

• Two-speed gearing: 5.0:1 high and 2.4:1 low.
• Raptor carbon fiber drag: Smooth, consistent pressure under extreme load.
• Extra-wide HXW profile: Built for maximum line capacity and long-range fishing.
• Massive spool: Designed for heavy braid and mono in deep-water and trophy applications.
• No-MC configuration: Direct, non-magnetic cast-control performance.
• CNC-machined 6061-T6 aircraft-grade aluminum: Strength and durability for serious offshore use.
• Stainless steel gears and hardware: Built for extreme saltwater environments.
• Sealed bearings and heat-dissipating drag materials: Smooth operation and consistent performance during long fights.
• Corrosion-resistant anodized finish: Added protection in saltwater.
• Made in USA: Manufactured in California.

Models & Specs

Available models and SKUs

Tackle Express Tips

• Use high gear to catch up to a running fish, then shift into low before a deep run turns into a leverage problem.
• Set the strike position before the trip and make drag changes smoothly while the fish is moving.
• Use the extra-wide spool for a line system built around the reel’s intended long-range and trophy-fish applications.

FAQ

What makes the HXW different from the HX or HXJ?
The HXW uses an extra-wide profile and large spool built around maximum line capacity. The HX is a more compact wide-profile platform, while the HXJ is narrower and more comfortable when a smaller footprint matters.

Is this the MC version?
No. This listing is the No-MC configuration with direct, non-magnetic cast-control performance.

Where can I compare Avet reel sizes and applications?
Use the Avet Reels Buyer’s Guide for reel-size comparisons, retrieve options, gear setups, and offshore use cases.

Complete the Setup

Compare the Avet HXW 5/3 Raptor Plus if you want three-speed control, or protect your reel between trips with the Avet Reel Cover. The Avet Reels Buyer’s Guide can help match the HXW platform to your offshore plan.

Compact G2 Simplicity for Everyday Saltwater Fishing

The Avet G2 MXJ Single Speed Lever Drag Reel is built for anglers who want a compact, narrow-profile reel with dependable single-speed operation and the refined feel of Avet’s G2 design. Its simple layout keeps the focus on smooth retrieves, precise lever-drag adjustments, and comfortable fishing from the first cast to the last drop.

When you want a reel that does not make you manage multiple gears, the G2 MXJ keeps the setup direct and reliable. Precision-machined 6061-T6 aircraft-grade aluminum, stainless steel components, sealed bearings, and an anodized finish make it suitable for offshore and inshore fishing for tuna, yellowtail, white seabass, dorado, wahoo, rockfish, lingcod, and other saltwater gamefish. Made in California.

When Single-Speed Simplicity Is the Better Call

A single-speed reel is a good fit when you value predictable operation and fewer moving parts over in-fight gear changes. The narrow MXJ profile sits comfortably in hand, while the lever drag lets you make quick pressure adjustments as conditions change. Choose the G2 MXJ when compact handling and straightforward performance matter more than a 2-speed system.

Compact Control from Cast to Hookset

• Single-speed design: Keeps operation simple and dependable for versatile fishing.
• Narrow MXJ profile: Provides a compact, comfortable platform for all-day fishing.
• Lever drag control: Make precise, quick adjustments during the fight.
• G2 enhancements: Updated design features based on Avet’s proven reel platform.

The Right Pick If...

• You want a compact, narrow-profile single-speed reel.
• You fish both offshore and inshore saltwater applications.
• You target tuna, yellowtail, white seabass, dorado, wahoo, rockfish, or lingcod.
• You prefer a simple reel without the added complexity of multi-speed gearing.
• You want a Silver G2 MXJ setup with right- or left-hand options where listed.

Best Techniques and Conditions

• Live bait: Use the compact profile for comfortable handling while managing line and drag pressure around the boat.
• Jigging: The single-speed layout keeps the retrieve predictable during repeated presentations.
• Nearshore saltwater: The narrow platform suits yellowtail, white seabass, and other hard-pulling coastal species.
• Offshore and inshore fishing: Choose it when versatile applications and straightforward operation are the priority.

What Standard Single-Speed Reels Leave Out

The G2 MXJ is not just a basic compact reel. It adds Avet’s G2 design updates, precision-machined aluminum construction, a dry carbon fiber drag system, and an improved anti-reverse system while keeping the operation refreshingly simple. You get a purpose-built saltwater reel without paying for a gear change you may not need.

Where It Fits in the Avet Lineup

The G2 MXJ is the compact single-speed option for anglers who want simplicity and a narrow profile. For a taller JX platform with 2-speed gearing, compare the Avet JX G2. For a larger single-speed option in the same G2 family, see the Avet G2 MXL Single Speed Reel. For a compact Raptor 2-speed alternative, compare the Avet SX Raptor.

Key Features

• G2 single-speed design: Straightforward operation and dependable performance.
• Narrow MXJ profile: Compact handling for all-day fishing.
• Precision-machined 6061-T6 aircraft-grade aluminum: Strong, durable frame construction.
• Avedrag dry carbon fiber drag: Smooth, consistent stopping power.
• Precision-machined stainless steel gears and hardware: Built for saltwater use.
• Sealed bearings: Smooth rotation with corrosion resistance.
• Silent dog-and-gear anti-reverse: Helps minimize handle back-play.
• Hard-anodized finish: Added protection in saltwater environments.
• Lever drag with strike preset: Repeatable pressure adjustments.
• Available configurations: Silver No-MC right hand, Silver No-MC left hand, and a listed Silver MC left-hand configuration.
• Made in USA.

Models & Specs

Available models and SKUs

Tackle Express Tips

• Choose single speed when you want a consistent retrieve and do not need to change gears during the fight.
• Set the lever at a familiar strike position before the trip and make adjustments smoothly as conditions change.
• Keep the reel protected between trips in an Avet Reel Bag, especially when moving between boat and tackle room.

FAQ

What makes the G2 MXJ different from a 2-speed Avet reel?
The G2 MXJ uses a single-speed design for simple, predictable operation. Choose a 2-speed JX or Raptor model when you want the option to change between faster line recovery and added cranking leverage.

Does the G2 MXJ come in left-hand retrieve?
Yes. The current variants include a Silver No-MC left-hand configuration and a Silver MC left-hand configuration, along with a Silver No-MC right-hand configuration.

Where can I compare Avet reel sizes?
Use the Avet Reels Buyer’s Guide for reel-size comparisons, gear setups, retrieve options, and fishing applications.

Complete the Setup

Protect the reel with the Avet Reel Bags, and check compatible replacement hardware with the Avet Reel Clamp Kits. For a larger G2 option, compare the Avet G2 MXL Single Speed Reel.

Compact Two-Speed Control for Versatile Saltwater Fishing

The Avet JX 6/3 Raptor MC Plus 2 Speed Reel combines a compact, narrow-profile JX frame with Raptor drag performance and a distinctive MC multi-color anodized finish. Its 6.0:1 high gear helps you recover line and work lures, while the 3.0:1 low gear gives you added cranking leverage when a fish sounds, circles, or pulls hard near the boat.

When your day moves from yellowtail and tuna to dorado, wahoo, rockfish, or lingcod, the JX 6/3 Raptor MC Plus keeps the setup adaptable without becoming cumbersome. Precision-machined 6061-T6 aircraft-grade aluminum, stainless steel components, sealed bearings, and a smooth lever drag are built for demanding offshore and inshore saltwater use. Available in right- and left-hand retrieve. Made in California.

Compact Size, Real Two-Speed Versatility

The narrow JX profile stays comfortable in hand while giving you two useful retrieve ranges. Use high gear when speed and line recovery matter, then shift into low when the fish changes the rules and steady cranking power becomes more important than raw retrieve speed.

High Gear to Move, Low Gear to Finish

• 6.0:1 high gear: Gain line on a running fish and work lures efficiently.
• 3.0:1 low gear: Add leverage when a fish sounds or makes a heavy turn.
• Raptor carbon drag: Maintain smooth, consistent pressure during extended fights.
• MC finish: Add a corrosion-resistant multi-color anodized finish to a purpose-built saltwater reel.

The Right Pick If...

• You want a compact, narrow-profile 2-speed reel.
• You target yellowtail, tuna, dorado, wahoo, white seabass, rockfish, or lingcod.
• You fish both offshore and inshore saltwater applications.
• You want MC anodized styling with Raptor drag performance.
• You need right- or left-hand retrieve options in a versatile JX platform.

Best Techniques and Conditions

• Live-bait fishing: Use high gear to recover line when a fish runs, then shift low when the fish turns deep.
• Jigging: Work and recover the jig in high gear, with low gear ready for the heavy pressure after the hookset.
• Coastal yellowtail and white seabass: The compact JX platform is comfortable for repeated casts and long sessions.
• Offshore tuna and wahoo: Use the two-speed system to move quickly between line recovery and controlled leverage.
• Deep-water rockfish and lingcod: Shift to low gear when a fish needs steady pressure coming up from depth.

Where It Fits in the Avet Lineup

The JX 6/3 Raptor MC Plus is the compact JX option when you want 6.0:1/3.0:1 gearing and an MC finish. For the classic JX Raptor platform with 6.3:1/3.8:1 gearing and MC cast control, compare the Avet JX Raptor. For G2 simplicity and a more moderate drag range, see the Avet JX G2. For three-speed control, compare the Avet Raptor Plus MC 3 Speed.

Key Features

• Two-speed gearing: 6.0:1 high and 3.0:1 low.
• Raptor carbon fiber drag: Smooth, consistent pressure under load.
• Compact narrow profile: Comfortable handling for extended fishing.
• MC multi-color anodized finish: Corrosion-resistant finish with a distinctive look.
• CNC-machined 6061-T6 aircraft-grade aluminum: Strong, durable frame construction.
• Stainless steel gears and hardware: Built for saltwater environments.
• Sealed bearings: Smooth operation with added corrosion resistance.
• Lever drag control: Precise pressure adjustments during the fight.
• Right- and left-hand retrieve: Six listed configurations.
• Made in USA: Manufactured in California.

Models & Specs

Available models and SKUs

Tackle Express Tips

• Use high gear for line recovery, then shift to low before a deep-running fish turns the fight into a leverage test.
• Set the strike position before the trip and make lever-drag changes gradually as the fish changes direction.
• Match the reel to a rod and line system designed for the intended species and saltwater technique.

FAQ

What are the gear ratios on the JX 6/3 Raptor MC Plus?
The listed ratios are 6.0:1 in high gear and 3.0:1 in low gear.

Does this reel come in left-hand retrieve?
Yes. The listed lineup includes a left-hand Silver model along with right-hand Black, Silver, Blue, Gunmetal, and Red models.

Where can I compare Avet reel sizes and fishing applications?
Use the Avet Reels Buyer’s Guide for reel-size comparisons, retrieve options, gear setups, and offshore use cases.

Complete the Setup

Keep the reel protected between trips with the Avet Reel Bags, and check compatible hardware with the Avet Reel Clamp Kits. For a different two-speed feel, compare the Avet JX Raptor.

Ultra-Low Winch Power in a Compact, Castable JX Frame

The Avet Winch JX 6/3S puts three useful gear ranges and up to 70 lb of drag into a compact conventional reel. Use the 6.3:1 high gear to cover water and recover line, the 3.8:1 middle gear for steady pressure, and the ultra-low 2.0:1 winch gear when a big fish sounds and refuses to move.

When you need more muscle without jumping to a much larger reel, the Winch JX 6/3S gives you a balanced, fishable setup built around a one-piece 6061-T6 aircraft-grade aluminum frame and stainless steel internals. It is made for bluefin and yellowfin tuna, yellowtail, amberjack, grouper, snapper, rockfish, heavy trolling, deep drops, and long-range rail work. Designed and manufactured in Chatsworth, California.

Three Gears for Three Very Different Problems

• 6.3:1 high gear: Cover water, work surface irons, and regain line when a fish runs toward the boat.
• 3.8:1 middle gear: Keep a balanced retrieve and steady pressure on a circling fish.
• 2.0:1 winch gear: Add ultra-low cranking power when a fish sounds or bogs down under heavy drag.
• Push-button shifting: Change gears on the fly without losing focus on the fight.

When a Compact Reel Needs Serious Muscle

The Winch JX 6/3S solves the gap between a standard compact reel and a much larger big-game setup. Its compact JX-sized housing remains castable and manageable, while the three-speed transmission gives you the leverage to work fish out of deep water, heavy current, and structure.

The Right Pick If...

• You want a compact conventional reel with three-speed control.
• You need up to 70 lb of listed drag for powerful offshore fish.
• You target bluefin tuna, yellowfin tuna, yellowtail, amberjack, grouper, snapper, or rockfish.
• You fish live bait, deep jigs, deep drops, heavy trolling, or long-range rail setups.
• You want high-speed line recovery and an ultra-low winch gear in the same reel.

Best Techniques and Conditions

• Live-bait tuna fishing: Use high gear to recover line during a run, then shift to middle or winch gear as the fish settles deep.
• Vertical jigging: Work the jig in high gear and use winch gear to maintain pressure after the hookup.
• Deep drops: The 2.0:1 winch ratio gives you the leverage to work fish upward from depth.
• Heavy trolling: Use the gear that matches the fish’s direction, keeping the low range ready when the battle gets close and heavy.
• Structure fishing: Apply steady low-gear pressure to keep amberjack, grouper, and other fish from reaching cover.

Where It Fits in the Avet Lineup

The Winch JX 6/3S is the compact three-speed choice when ultra-low cranking power matters. For a standard JX 2-speed Raptor with MC cast control, compare the Avet JX Raptor. For three-speed Raptor Plus MC control, see the Avet Raptor Plus MC 3 Speed. For a larger HXW three-speed platform, compare the Avet HXW 3/S Raptor.

Key Features

• 3-speed lever drag: High, middle, and ultra-low winch ranges.
• Gear ratios: 6.3:1 high, 3.8:1 middle, and 2.0:1 winch.
• 70 lb maximum drag: Listed for serious big-game pressure.
• One-piece 6061-T6 aluminum frame: CNC-machined aircraft-grade construction.
• Stainless steel internals: Gears, bearings, and hardware built for saltwater use.
• Ratcheting glide plate with strike stop: Repeatable lever-drag control.
• Silent dog-and-gear anti-reverse: Patented system designed to reduce handle back-play.
• Oversized power handle: Added grip and leverage for the low-range gears.
• Loud alarm clicker: Useful for baitfishing and trolling.
• Right-hand retrieve: Current model is listed for right-hand use.
• Three anodized finishes: Gunmetal, Silver, and Black.
• Made in USA: Designed and manufactured in Chatsworth, California.

Models & Specs

Available models and SKUs

Tackle Express Tips

• Use high gear to catch up to a running fish, middle gear for a steady fight, and winch gear when the fish sounds or bogs down.
• Set the strike preset before the trip, then shift smoothly as the fish changes direction or depth.
• Keep the reel protected between trips in the Avet Reel Bags, especially when traveling to a long-range boat.

FAQ

Why is it called the Winch JX?
The third 2.0:1 winch gear gives you an ultra-low ratio for maximum cranking power when a fish sounds, stays deep, or pulls hard under heavy drag.

What are the three gear ratios?
The listed ratios are 6.3:1 high, 3.8:1 middle, and 2.0:1 winch.

Where can I compare Avet reel sizes and applications?
Use the Avet Reels Buyer’s Guide for reel-size comparisons, retrieve options, gear setups, and offshore use cases.

Complete the Setup

Pair the reel with compatible hardware from the Avet Reel Clamp Kits, protect it with the Avet Reel Bags, and compare the Avet HXW 3/S Raptor if you need a larger three-speed platform.

High-Speed Pickup and Low-Gear Offshore Power

The Avet MXL 6/3 Raptor Plus MC 2-Speed Reel is built for anglers who want a fast retrieve for gaining line and a powerful low gear for the heavy part of the fight. Its 6.0:1 high gear and 3.0:1 low gear let you change tactics when a fish runs, sounds, or turns toward structure, while the Raptor drag system delivers smooth, consistent pressure under load.

Precision-machined 6061-T6 aircraft-grade aluminum, stainless steel components, sealed bearings, lever drag control, and an MC multi-color anodized finish give this reel the durable, purpose-built feel serious offshore tackle demands. The lineup includes right-hand models in Silver, Blue, Black, and Gunmetal, plus a left-hand Silver model. It is made in the USA.

One Reel, Two Ways to Win the Fight

Fast gear is your advantage when a fish runs toward the boat or when you need to quickly take back slack. Low gear is where the reel earns its keep, giving you a slower, more powerful retrieve when the fish is deep and every turn of the handle matters. That change of pace is the point of the MXL 6/3 Raptor Plus MC: it gives you a direct response to what the fish is doing instead of forcing one retrieve speed through the entire fight.

Built for Long, Demanding Offshore Days

The MXL 6/3 Raptor Plus MC is designed for offshore big-game applications including tuna, marlin, wahoo, dorado, grouper, amberjack, and other hard-fighting saltwater species. Use it when the trip calls for a machined aluminum conventional reel, a reliable two-speed mechanism, and a finish and component package made for repeated saltwater use.

The Right Pick If...

• You want a dedicated offshore 2-speed reel with a fast 6.0:1 gear and powerful 3.0:1 low gear.
• You fish for tuna, marlin, wahoo, dorado, grouper, amberjack, or similar gamefish.
• You want Raptor drag performance with precise lever control.
• You value a precision-machined aluminum frame and stainless steel components.
• You want right-hand color choices or the listed left-hand Silver configuration.

Where It Fits in the Avet Lineup

The MXL 6/3 Raptor Plus MC is the offshore-focused MXL option with 6.0:1/3.0:1 gearing and a multi-color anodized finish. For the standard MXL Raptor 2-Speed with 6.4:1/3.8:1 gearing and up to 31 lb of listed full drag, compare the Avet MXL Raptor. For a single-speed G2 setup, see the Avet G2 MXL Single Speed. If you want a smaller, narrower Raptor platform, compare the Avet MXJ Raptor.

Best Techniques and Conditions

• Offshore trolling: Use high gear to gain line quickly when a fish changes direction, then shift to low gear when it turns deep.
• Live-bait fishing: The lever drag gives you quick pressure control while the two-speed system lets you match your retrieve to the fish.
• Offshore jigging: High gear helps you work a presentation and recover slack, while low gear adds leverage after the hookset.
• Heavy saltwater applications: The machined aluminum frame, stainless components, and sealed bearings suit demanding offshore conditions.

Choose the MXL 6/3 when you want a larger, purpose-built offshore setup that can move quickly and still produce steady cranking power when the fight gets serious.

Key Features

• Two-speed drivetrain: 6.0:1 high gear and 3.0:1 low gear.
• Raptor drag system: Smooth, consistent performance under heavy pressure.
• Precision-machined 6061-T6 aluminum: Strong aircraft-grade frame construction.
• MC multi-color anodized finish: Corrosion-resistant finish with a distinctive look.
• Stainless steel components: Built for saltwater environments.
• Sealed bearings: Smooth rotation with added protection from the elements.
• Lever drag: Precise control for quick adjustments during the fight.
• Right- and left-hand options: Right-hand color choices plus the listed left-hand Silver model.
• Made in USA.

Models & Specs

Available models and SKUs

Tackle Express Tips

• Use high gear while a fish is moving toward the boat, then shift to low gear when you need steady torque.
• Set the lever drag before the trip and make smooth, deliberate adjustments during the fight.
• Match the retrieve to your rod setup before ordering. The listed lineup includes right-hand models and a left-hand Silver model.

FAQ

What are the gear ratios on the MXL 6/3 Raptor Plus MC?
The reel uses a 6.0:1 high gear and a 3.0:1 low gear.

Does this MXL 6/3 listing include a left-hand option?
Yes. The listed lineup includes a left-hand Silver model, along with right-hand Silver, Blue, Black, and Gunmetal models.

How do I compare the MXL 6/3 with other Avet reels?
Our Avet Reels Buyer’s Guide walks through reel sizes, retrieve options, gear setups, and fishing applications. You can also compare the standard MXL Raptor 2-Speed and the G2 MXL Single Speed.

Complete the Setup

Protect the reel between trips with the Avet Reel Cover. For replacement or color-matched hardware, see the Avet Reel Clamp Kits. If you want a narrower reel platform for a different setup, compare the Avet MXJ Raptor.