Lamson ULA Force Reel Limited Edition
The grandparent to more than 40 reel models over the span of a quarter century—the reel that started it all. The ULA remains the embodiment of our core design tenets: innovative, lightweight, elegant and reliable. A touch nostalgic and a bit “retro”, yes… but still relevant today.
ULA Force reels feature our patented conical drag system, offering consistent performance and precise line control. ULA Purist reels, in contrast, use the original lightweight click pawl design without a drag system.
Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Model | ULA Force Limited Edition |
| Design | Innovative, lightweight, elegant |
| Drag System | Patented conical drag system |
| Color | Classic original color way |
FAQ
What makes the ULA Force reel different from the ULA Purist model?
The ULA Force features a patented conical drag system for consistent line control and performance. The ULA Purist uses the original lightweight click pawl design without a drag system.
Is the ULA Force reel suitable for both beginners and experienced anglers?
Yes, the ULA Force combines lightweight design with reliable performance, making it suitable for a range of anglers from beginners to experienced users.
What is the original color way of the ULA Force reel?
The ULA Force reel is available in the classic original color way, reflecting its retro design heritage.




Jane Brown –
I’ve used several fishing reels over the years and the ULA Force stands out for its balance of weight and performance. The drag system works smoothly and feels responsive. The classic look gives it a timeless appeal that I appreciate.
Lily Davidson –
The reel feels solid and lightweight. It’s not flashy, but it performs reliably in both still water and moving conditions. The conical drag is a nice upgrade over older models I’ve used.
Ryan White –
As someone who values tradition in fishing gear, the ULA Force brings back the feel of early designs. It’s built well and the original color way is exactly what I expected from the brand’s roots.