Brand | PENN |
Hand Orientation | Ambidextrous |
Material | Stainless Steel, Aluminum |
Fishing Technique | Spinning |
Item Weight | 0.88 Pounds |
Gearbox Ratio | 4.7 |
Model Name | Penn Spinfisher SS Metal Series |
Handle Material | Stainless Steel, Aluminum |
Fishing Line Type | Monofilament |
Bearing Material | Stainless Steel |
- 5+1 Bearings
- Gear Ratio: 4.7:1
- Line Capacity: 15/250
- Weight: 24 ounces
- HT-100 drag washers provide smooth drag under heavy loads
capedcrusader Verified Buyer –
I bought this for saltwater fishing in the backwater and a little surfcasting. It’s great for both and I’ve caught some really nice fish on it but I’m gonna have to get a bigger boat so I can go out where the big ones are. This will handle ’em.
Ray S Verified Buyer –
What more can I say? I’ve been fishing with Penn reels for 35 yrs and will fish with nothing else.
Bing Verified Buyer –
Maybe it’s a fluke, but after fishing with this reel for exactly 5 times, it no longer turns smoothly. I suspect a poor-quality gear or bearing. Under load, while retrieving a lure, the reel in-explicitly developed a “rough” spot. Not impressed with Penn’s current build quality. I have a Penn 750 SS metal that I’ve fishing “heavily” for over 30 years and it performs flawlessly to this day with routine annual lubrication. I’ve caught literally, hundreds of salmon, bluefish, and big stripped bass on this reel. It never failed me. Of course, it was made in the U.S.A. with high quality parts back then. Not anymore! Penn’s reels are now made in China! Quality control is suspect and I’ll bet the parts are sub-par. I have a replacement 650 SS on order with my return. I’ll give it one more shot. If that reel gives me problems, back it goes to pennoutlet.com and I’ll have to look elsewhere for a decent quality reel. I predict Penn’s demise if they don’t improve the quality of their reels. A shame, since they’ve been in business since 1933.
Jon O’Rourke Verified Buyer –