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An update from Alvey - Introducing the Stealth 62

by Alvey Reels 4 Jul 2022 23:15 BST
Introducing the Stealth 62 © Alvey Reels

After our announcement in late May, we have been inundated with messages and emails of best wishes, and literally overwhelmed with orders.

We at Alvey are humbled by the support and loyalty from all of our retailers and customers, and we have made the decision that as long as we can manufacture components, we will supply every order placed, and advise accordingly to the contrary.

Further to this, whilst we are exploring every opportunity to keep the Alvey Brand alive, and investigating other manufacturing processes and partners, we would appreciate your patience as we are getting all orders out on a skeleton staff, and we will be in contact if orders cannot be supplied, but we commit to satisfying as many orders as possible before ceasing manufacturing at Carole Park. We still have significant stock on hand, and our structured sell down process has not changed, so although lead time for dispatching orders may be frustrating, we remain resolute to our commitments.

We have been extremely busy since our announcement and we thank you for your patience in receiving your orders and email/phone responses, but for some new product which has been 12 months in the making, we have the launch of the Final Stealth Series in production:

Introducing the Stealth 62

The reel is manufactured from the same space grade carbon composite used in all the Stealth range.

This results in the lightest, strongest 6" model made by Alvey, coming in at just under 440grms.

Sold in a Combo Only. More details here...

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