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| Name | CARBONITE XP CBF-155A |
| EAN | 4718947015648 |
| MPN | CBF-155A |
| Brand | Okuma |
| Reel Type | Spinning, baitfeeder, front drag |
| Gear Ratio | 4.5:1 |
| Reel Weight | 400g |
| Max Drag | 9kg |
| Retrieve per turn | 75.7cm |
| Bearing Count | 1 |
| Line Capacity | 0.35 mm/260 m, 0.40 mm/200 m, 0.50 mm/120 m |
| Spare Spools Included | Included, graphite |
| Drag Position | Front |
| Spool material | Graphite |
| Line supplied | Green |
| Line clip material | Plastic |
| Gearing system | Precision Elliptical Gearing System |
| Pinion gear | Machined brass pinion gear |
| Rotor system | RESII computer-balanced rotor system |
| Line roller | Even Flow |
| Brake system | Hydro Block |
| Spool line control | Line-control system on the spool for casting |
Choose CBF-140A for its lower 280 g weight, 6 kg maximum drag and 130 m capacity at 0.35 mm. CBF-155A holds 260 m at 0.35 mm and provides 9 kg maximum drag, but weighs 400 g. Its retrieve is 75.7 cm per turn versus 71.6 cm for CBF-140A. Match capacity and weight to your line requirements and rod balance.
The Baitfeeder Quick Release system allows a fish to take line while you wait for a bite, before engaging the front drag for the fight. The reels are described for carp, pike, zander, tench and eel fishing, so the function suits baited rigs rather than being a reason to choose a dedicated lure reel.
Yes, both models include green line and a spare graphite spool. You can prepare another line on the spare spool for a different setup. The supplied line's diameter, length and breaking strain are not stated, so check them before use rather than assuming they match the reel's capacity figures.
Check secure attachment and the function of the drag, handle, spool and line guide before each use. Do not use a damaged reel. Clean it according to the manufacturer's instructions, store it dry and remove the line for long storage to protect the spool and line.
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The Okuma CARBONITE XP family consists of baitfeeder fixed-spool reels with a front drag for carp, pike, zander, tench and eel fishing. The Baitfeeder Quick Release system lets a fish take line before you engage the main drag, making it useful when waiting for a bite with a baited rig. Both models come with green line, a graphite spool and a spare graphite spool.
The CBF-140A weighs 280 g, has a 5.0:1 gear ratio and retrieves 71.6 cm per handle turn. Its maximum drag is 6 kg, and its line capacities are 170 m at 0.30 mm, 130 m at 0.35 mm and 100 m at 0.40 mm. Choose it when lower reel weight matters and these capacities cover your setup.
The CBF-155A weighs 400 g, has a 4.5:1 gear ratio and retrieves 75.7 cm per handle turn. Its maximum drag is 9 kg, and its capacities are 260 m at 0.35 mm, 200 m at 0.40 mm and 120 m at 0.50 mm. It holds more line and offers a higher maximum drag, at the cost of 120 g more weight. Despite its lower gear ratio, it takes in more line per turn than the CBF-140A. Base your choice on the required line diameter and length as well as the rod's balance, rather than the ratio alone.
Both reels have a plastic line clip, an Even Flow line roller and a spool line-control system that supports casting. The clip gives you a point to secure the line, while the roller guides it during retrieval. The graphite spare spool lets you prepare an alternative line setup without buying another spool. Green line is supplied, but its diameter, length and breaking strain are not specified, so check these before matching it to your rig.
Each model uses a one-ball-bearing drive, a precision elliptical gearing system and a machined brass pinion gear. The pinion is part of the drive that transfers handle rotation, while the RESII computer-balanced rotor system supports smooth running during retrieval. Both models also have a Hydro Block brake. The front drag controls resistance during the fight, separate from the baitfeeder function used while waiting for a bite.
Check that the reel suits your rod, line and fishing method, and fasten it securely to the rod. Before each session, inspect the drag, handle, spool and line guide for damage or faults. Clean the reel regularly, especially after saltwater exposure, using a soft cloth and suitable reel oil where required by the manufacturer's instructions. This care guidance does not establish saltwater suitability. Store it dry and remove the line for prolonged storage. Keep moving parts and line away from fingers, hair and clothing, and supervise children using the reel.
