Redington Zero Fly Reel


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Description

Redington's die-cast Zero may not be the most durable fly reel on the market, but it packs a punch in the click-check trout reel sphere. One of the most affordable reels in its class, the Zero is a simple solution to small water and river fishing for the avid trout angler who prefers a traditional click-check reel. While many reel manufacturers continue to make reels more expensive and more powerful, Redington sticks to the basics and provides the best reels for the most affordable prices and the Zero is no exception.

Design

Trout-Specific Build - Redington made the Zero to be a classic click-check trout reel. The Zero was engineered to be the lightest reel in the sub-$100 price-range packing loads of features at an affordable cost. A large arbor increases retrieval rates, a die-cast design keeps the reel lightweight, and an aluminum/Delrin drag system helps wrangle any trout. This reel fits into the affordable trout reel niche really well.

Finish

Three Color Finish - The Zero is built on die-cast construction and comes in two different sizes and three different colors. The Zero is available in Avocado, Sand, and Black color schemes perfect for all small water trout fishing. The reel's construction and finish contribute to its lightweight performance.

Materials

Die-Cast Aluminum - The Zero is built from die-cast aluminum. This aluminum is a lightweight, affordable alternative to machining and is part of the reason the Zero is so the lightest reel in its price range. Redington also uses twin molded, soft-touch handles on the Zero. Every reel comes with a nylon reel case.

Drag

Type - The Zero has a click-check drag system. While not the strongest drag system on the market, this system is lightweight and perfect for small trout applications when a huge drag isn't needed.

Materials - The click-check drag system on the Zero is made with an anodized aluminum clicker and a Delrin gear. These materials are the perfect combination of decreased weight and increased reliability.

Arbor Size

Large Arbor - The large arbor of the Zero increases line pickup and helps anglers efficiently fight trout. The U-Shaped spool is great for small trout lines and creek lines. Anglers also don't have to worry about where line lands on the reel when playing a fish because of the arbor design.

Warranty

Redington Warranty - As of November 2019, every new reel is covered by a warranty against defects in materials or workmanship. Reels are also covered by a lifetime, original owner warranty. The warranty is limited to repair or replacement of the reel only and does not cover direct, indirect, consequential, incidental or any other type of damage.

More Info

Best for: Small Water, Trout
Small Water, Trout

Arbor Size: Large
Large

Staff Reviews

Redington Zero Fly Reel Review

Redington has long been known to produce functional products for a reasonable price, and the Redington Zero fly reel certainly lives up to that philosophy. The Zero is a featherweight click-and-pawl reel that gives anglers a great budget option in today’s market. Although it may not be the highest-performing freshwater reel in some categories, the Zero will please many creek junkies and weight-conscious backcountry anglers alike. Read on to learn more about this cool trout reel from Redington.

Reel Specs

Reel Model Diameter Weight Line Weight Capacity Stock
2/3 / Black 3in. 2.7 oz. 2, 3 100yds #20 Out of Stock
2/3 / Gray 3in. 3 oz. 2, 3 100yds #20 In Stock
4/5 / Black 3.3in. 2.7 oz. 4, 5 100yds #20 Out of Stock
4/5 / Gray 3.3in. 3 oz. 4, 5 100yds #20 In Stock
2/3 / Burgundy 3.00in. 3 oz. 2, 3 100yds #20 Out of Stock
4/5 / Burgundy 3.30in. 2.7 oz. 4, 5 100yds #20 In Stock
Reel Model: 2/3
Color: Black
Diameter: 3in.
Weight: 2.7 oz.
Line Weight: 2, 3
Capacity: 100yds #20
$109.99
Out of Stock
Reel Model: 2/3
Color: Gray
Diameter: 3in.
Weight: 3 oz.
Line Weight: 2, 3
Capacity: 100yds #20
$109.99
In Stock
Reel Model: 4/5
Color: Black
Diameter: 3.3in.
Weight: 2.7 oz.
Line Weight: 4, 5
Capacity: 100yds #20
$109.99
Out of Stock
Reel Model: 4/5
Color: Gray
Diameter: 3.3in.
Weight: 3 oz.
Line Weight: 4, 5
Capacity: 100yds #20
$109.99
In Stock
Reel Model: 2/3
Color: Burgundy
Diameter: 3.00in.
Weight: 3 oz.
Line Weight: 2, 3
Capacity: 100yds #20
$109.99
Out of Stock
Reel Model: 4/5
Color: Burgundy
Diameter: 3.30in.
Weight: 2.7 oz.
Line Weight: 4, 5
Capacity: 100yds #20
$109.99
In Stock

Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 6 reviews.

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Great feel perfect for my

"Great feel perfect for my vintage 4wt Trout Smith rod"

Anthony R. (5/5)

Great light weight click and

"Great light weight click and paw reel for mountain creeks."

Thomas C. (5/5)

Great lightweight small stream reel.

"Has to be the lightest trout reel ou there, of course it's a click and pawl but for small mountain streams that's the ticket. Feels solid and for small stream fishing you really don't need to spend much more than this."

Hans A. (5/5)

Fast shipping

"W rod they preload everything For you per request"

Max E. (5/5)

Worn Gear

"Loved this reel and have netted several large brown trout on the Delaware River Watershed with this very light and agile reel. Unfortunately, at the start of my 3rd season, the Delrin gear teeth were no longer in good enough shape to prevent the reel from over spooling leading to line tangles, a major problem when landing a 21 inch brown trout. I sent the reel to Far Bank and am hoping to find a remedy through the warranty."

Bugaboo (2/5)

My favorite reel for trout fishing with dries

"The Redington Zero is beautiful and incredibly light. Its the perfect reel for 3wt and 4wt fly rods. I bought it for fishing dry flies in the northern Patagonia. I really felt the difference after casting all day long."

Al (5/5)

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