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Compatible Reels for 7x4 or 8x5 Baitcaster Handles
Your baitcaster needs either 7×4 mm or 8×5 mm – depending on the model.
Search below for your reel or use "Search in page" to find it directly.
7×4 mm Bore
Shimano (7×4 mm)
- Aldebaran (BFS / MGL / Limited – depending on version)
- Antares (e.g. 16 DC, 18 DC MD)
- Bantam MGL
- Barchetta (CI4+, BB – depending on size)
- Bass One / Bass Rise
- Brenious
- Calcutta B
- Calcutta Conquest 100 / 200
- Calcutta Conquest BFS
- Cardiff 200 / 300 / 400
- Casitas MGL 100
- Chronarch MGL 150 / Chronarch CI4+ 150
- Citica 200
- Corvalus 200 / 300 / 400
- Curado BFS
- Curado 200K / 200E / 300E / 300EJ
- Curado DC / Curado K
- Engetsu (BB / CT / Premium – depending on version)
- Exsence DC (SS / XG)
- Genpu
- Grappler (CT / BB)
- Metanium (DC / MGL)
- Ocea Calcutta 200
- Ocea Conquest CT 200 / Limited 200
- Scorpion (BFS / DC / MGL / 70 / 200)
- SLX (DC / XT / MGL – e.g. 70/71)
- Stile
- Tranx 100 / 200
13 Fishing (7×4 mm)
- All Models
Okuma
- Komodo (Shimano-compatible – 7×4 mm)
8×5 mm Bore
Shimano (8×5 mm – larger models)
- Beastmaster
- Calcutta Conquest 300 / 400
- Calcutta Conquest Type J 300
- Curado 300K / 300DHSV
- Ocea Jigger
- TLD 5 / 10 / 15
- Tekota
- Torium
- Tranx 300 / 400 / 500
Daiwa (8×5 mm)
- Lexa (all)
- Air Stream Custom
- Catalina / Catalina BJ 100 / 200
- Coastal TW / SV TW
- Ryoga
- Saltiga / Saltiga BJ
- Saltist / Saltiga Star Drag
- Seaborg
- Seagate
- Sealine
- SS Air
- Steez (Limited / SV TW / 100H)
- Tatula Elite / Tatula SV TW
- Zillion (SV TW / TW)
- Daiwa Z 202
- Fuego CT
- Millionaire Series
- Spartan TW
- Tana Sensor
- Vadel Bay Jigging
Abu Garcia (8×5 mm)
- Ambassadeur 5500 / 6500
- Black Max
- Revo Series (SX / Rocket / Winch / Beast)
- Silver Max
- Zata
Lew's & Quantum (8×5 mm)
- All Models
Penn (8×5 mm)
- Fathom Low Profile 200 / 300
- Squall Lever Drag
- Squall Low Profile 200 / 300
Measure Your Baitcaster Handle Shaft Yourself
FAQ: Which shaft bore (7×4 mm / 8×5 mm) do I need for my baitcaster reel handle?
Your reel is not on the compatibility list? No worries – just quickly measure the shaft yourself. The crucial factor is the shape/size of the handle shaft onto which the handle is mounted. The common sizes are 7×4 mm and 8×5 mm.
Tip: Image shows the difference between 7×4 mm and 8×5 mm.
What you need
- Caliper (digital or analog). In a pinch, a ruler will do – but a caliper is much more accurate.
- Optional: a cloth to prevent small parts from rolling away (ball bearings love adventures).
How to measure correctly (in 60 seconds)
- Remove the handle: Remove the cap, loosen the locknut/screw, and pull off the handle.
- Important: Do not measure the nut/locknut, but the handle shaft onto which the handle is mounted.
- Measure width (first number): Place the caliper at the widest point of the shaft (usually “flat to flat”) and read the value. This is usually 7 mm or 8 mm.
- Measure height/second side (second number): Rotate the caliper 90° and measure the narrower side. This is usually 4 mm or 5 mm.
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Assign result:
≈ 7 mm & ≈ 4 mm → you need 7×4 mm
≈ 8 mm & ≈ 5 mm → you need 8×5 mm
Quick check if you’re unsure
- Measure 2–3 times (it’s easy to measure “crooked” once – happens to everyone).
- Values very close? Small deviations (e.g., 7.0–7.2) can be normal depending on the measuring point.
- If it’s not clearly 7×4 or 8×5: take a photo of the shaft + caliper display and contact us.
Quick reminder: You measure the shaft, not the nut – and you need two values at the end: width × height = 7×4 mm or 8×5 mm.
Guide: Which Baitcaster Reel Handle Suits You?
Which handle fits your setup?
Choosing the right baitcaster handle affects torque, speed, comfort, and control. Length, handle material, and knob size directly influence the fishing feel – especially during longer sessions or with lures that have a lot of resistance. This guide helps you understand the differences and find a suitable combination.
1. The right length – understanding leverage
The length of the handle determines the torque: the longer the handle, the more leverage.
70–85 mm – Compact & direct
Suitable for:
- BFS & Finesse
- Light lures
- Technical lure control (twitching, topwater)
Features:
- Quick response
- Direct feedback
- Ideal for smaller baitcaster reels
90–100 mm – The allround range
Suitable for:
- Jigging
- Crankbaits
- Spinnerbaits
- Universal applications
Features:
- Good balance of power & speed
- Pleasant handling
- Fits most setups
105–120 mm – More leverage, more control
Suitable for:
- Big Baits
- Large hardbaits with strong action
- Pike setups
- 300 size reels and larger
Features:
- Higher torque
- Less effort when reeling in
- Noticeable relief with heavy lures
2. Handle material – weight & stability
Carbon Handle
- Very light
- High stiffness
- Supports a well-balanced setup
Ideal for weight-optimized or finesse-oriented setups.
Aluminum Handle
- Stable and durable
- Corrosion resistant
- Precisely CNC machined
Aluminum is the versatile standard in baitcaster tuning.
3. Knob size – The contact point to the reel
Knob size is usually given by the diameter at the thickest point.
18–22 mm – Small Knobs
- Very direct feel
- High control with light lures
- Ideal for smaller reels
22–27 mm – Medium Knobs
- Good mix of comfort & control
- For allround applications
- Comfortable for longer sessions
Over 27 mm – Large Knobs
- More grip area
- More control under strong resistance
- Relieves strain in big bait setups
4. Knob material – differences in grip feel
EVA
- Very light
- Non-slip
- Weather resistant
Rubber
- High grip
- Very controllable when wet
- Comfortable during the fight
TPE (Thermoplastic Elastomer)
- Soft, pleasant surface
- Good damping
- High comfort
Cork
- Natural feeling
- Very light
- Warm in the hand
Wood
- Individual look
- Natural feeling
- Slightly firmer than EVA or TPE
Carbon
- Very light
- Modern design
- Direct, firm feedback
Aluminum
- Very robust
- Precisely manufactured
- Cool, direct grip feel
- Especially durable
5. Check compatibility
Before deciding on length or knobs, check the axle bore of your reel:
- Shimano → mostly 7×4 mm
- Daiwa & Abu Garcia → mostly 8×5 mm
If your reel is not listed, you can measure the axle bore yourself with a caliper.
Brief summary
| Use | Recommendation |
|---|---|
| Finesse | 70–85 mm + 18–22 mm knobs + carbon |
| Allround | 90–100 mm + 22–27 mm knobs + aluminum |
| Big Baits | 105–120 mm + large knobs |
| Save weight | Carbon Handle |
| Durability | Aluminum Handle + larger knobs |
SLP Works RCSB Carbon Light Crank Handle
SLP Works RCSB Carbon Light Crank Handle
Description & Features
Want to give your reel a true lightweight upgrade? Then the RCSB Carbon Light Crank Handle is just the thing for you. Designed for uncompromising performance in freshwater, it not only offers ultra-light weight but also maximum stiffness – for direct power transfer and precise handling.
Manufactured with Toray's Nanoalloy® Technology and the extremely durable TORAYCA® T1100G Carbon, this handle series combines high-end materials with smart design. The special Super-Duralumin shaft provides the necessary support and durability – even with frequent use.
- High-end carbon handle with Nanoalloy® resin mix – maximum stability at minimal weight
- Super Duralumin shaft for highest precision and durability
- Extremely light: only 7–9 g depending on length!
- Includes 4 CRBB ball bearings – for silky smooth operation
- Complete set with mounting tool, locknut, screws, and washers
- Optimized for freshwater – e.g., baitcasting for perch, pike-perch & co.
Light, stiff, uncompromising – with this carbon handle, you get the maximum out of your reel. 🎯
Fits these reel models
Checked to fit 54 reel models. Each model page shows all tuning parts for exactly that reel.
Daiwa (54 models)
- 26 Gekkabijin BF TW PE Special
- 26 Ryoga 150
- 26 Ryoga SV 100
- 26 Tatula BF TW
- 25 Alphas BF TW
- 25 Steez Limited CT SV TW 70
- Tatula TW 200
- 24 Steez SV TW 100
- Tatula SV TW 100
- Tatula TW 100
- Tatula SV TW 70
- 23 SS Air TW
- 23 Steez A II TW 1000
- 22 Alphas SV TW 800-S
- 22 Silver Creek Air TW Stream Custom
- 22 Zillion TW HD 1000
- Tatula 200
- Tatula TW 80
- 21 Alphas SV TW 800
- 21 Gekkabijin Air TW PE Special
- 21 Steez A TW HLC
- 21 Steez CT SV TW 70
- 21 Steez Limited SV TW 1000
- 21 Zillion SV TW 1000
- Tatula SV TW 103 Limited
- Tatula TW 300
- Tatula TW 400
- 20 Alphas Air TW
- 20 Steez Air TW 500
- Tatula 300
- Tatula SV TW 103
- Zillion 10.0 SV TW 1016E
- 19 Tatula TW 100
- 19 Alphas CT SV 70
- 19 Steez CT SV TW 700
- 19 Tatula Elite 100
- 18 Alphas Air Stream Custom
- 18 Ryoga 1016
- 18 Ryoga 1520
- 18 Tatula 100
- TD Zillion Coastal 100
- TD Zillion HD 100
- Zillion TW HD 1520
- Zillion TW HLC 1516
- 17 Steez A TW 1016
- 17 Steez SV TW 1012
- 17 Tatula 100 TW
- 17 Tatula SV TW
- TD Zillion SV 1016
- TD Zillion TWS 100
- 16 Alphas Air
- 16 Steez SV TW 1016
- Zillion SV TW 1016
- Zillion TW HLC 1514