Penn TORQUE Spinning Reels

Penn TORQUE Spinning Reels

by Penn
$494.96 - $699.95
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Model
TD Code
Mono Line Capacity
(lb/yds)
Braid Line Capacity
(lb/yds)
Max DragBearingsGear
Ratio
WeightColorBailedPrice
TRQS5-G
PEN-0813-1
12/340
15/300
20/210
20/550
30/400
50/290
38lb7+15.9:119.9ozGoldYes$494.96 USD
TRQS9-BBLS
PEN-0888
20/490
24/440
30/330
65/575
80/490
100/425
50 lbs.7+15.1:128.9 ozBlackNo$699.95 USD
Anglers needing a rugged spinning reel for heavy saltwater angling can rely on the new Penn Torque spinning reel in three sizes for any briny situation. With this USA-made reel, shark and striper chasers can take to the Montauk surf with size 5 bucktails and spoons while Miami anglers can handle the tackle testing sailfish and tarpon. In the Gulf, yellowfins and cobia will be no match. Fully sealed, saltwater and sand simply can’t get into the fully machined aluminum body, the 7+1 stainless steel bearings and the patented Versa-drag. The oversized HT-100 Versa-Drag system allows for multiple drag settings to match everchanging fishing situations. Available in classic Penn gold or the new black with gold accents, the Torque features an integral clutch sleeve to eliminate any back play of the rotor, one-piece aluminum frame with forged aluminum spool and sideplates, and a rugged one-piece handle arm. The 100% stainless steel bail features a unique system under the rotor where the angler can choose between automatic or manual trip at the touch of a switch. The high capacity spool is braid ready, which means the reel is built to withstand the strains that braided lines put on a reel.
5 Stars based on 11 reviews
By Viktor
Howell Michigan
Great Reel!
December 26, 2018
Presently own two 5's, 7, and one 9. They are all absolutely wonderful reels. The fit and finishes are great and all mechanical parts work perfectly! Used in both fresh and saltwater without a single problem. With reasonable care, they should last several lifetimes.
Pros
  • Read above statement
Cons
  • None!
By Flatheadfletch
Alabama
The Torque advantage
July 25, 2018
I have a black bailess a bulk bailed and a gold bailed. I freaking love these reels. They will stop any fresh water fish and last several life times. I also have a Torque 7 bailed and just gave my son my Torque 9 bailess. Sparking with my 7 son was so jealous he just had to have my 9.
Top of the line reels made right here !!!! Lovem
Pros
  • To many to list !!!
Cons
  • None nadda ZERO
By Alex
California, MD
Very high quality reel
April 25, 2015
I own a Van Staal, Zeebaas and now, a Torque 5 Bail less. I like the Torque a lot. It's paired with a St. Croix Avid 9ft. Very nice reel.
By cristian
Lake worth, FL
this reel is one of the best
April 23, 2015
this reel has caught me tons of bluefin and yellow fin tuna its one heck of a fight its very strong
By Margaret
Poughkeepsie, NY
Very, very nice reel.
April 18, 2015
My husband had been looking in to this reel for a while, so I got it for him for his birthday and he was ecstatic. He says it's the best quality reel he's ever owned so I will take his word for it!
By Damien
Kissimmee, FL
VERY VERSATILE FOR BIG FISH
April 10, 2015
ALL I CAN SAY IS THIS IS PROBABLY MY FAVORITE SPINNING REEL. IVE DUNKED IT , DROPPED IT AND IT STILL DOESN'T MISS A BEAT. I THINK ITS A MUST FOR EVERY GUY WHO FISHES JETTIES FOR SNOOK REDS AND STRIPERS.
Pros
  • IT DOES EXACTLY WHAT ITS ADVERTISED TO DO. AND THE PRICE IS MORE APPEALING THAN THE OTHERS OF ITS CLASS
Cons
  • NONE WHATSOEVER
By Adam
New Orleans, LA
It's up there...
December 8, 2014
I have a Saltiga, old Penns, Zeebaas, and this reel is up there. I'll say this though, I feel the bail wire is a bit flimsy. I sent my Torque 5 to Penn, and had it converted to bailess. In no way, does the bail feel as solid as the Saltiga. I also hated the handle, and installed a power knob. Now it looks better. I like this reel so much, I'm already saving up for a Torque 5 bailess black.
Pros
  • Rock solid
Cons
  • Not as smooth as my Saltiga
By erich
long island
Best reel I've ever used
December 6, 2013
I've been fishing for 30+ years and never spent the money on a quality reel. I've never had the money to buy much more than your average proced real at a sporting good store but love fishing so I figured I'd treat myself seeing that I'm really getting into this surf fishing since moving to long island this year. As soon as I felt this rell I knew it would be love at first cast.You can see and feel the quality. I am partial to PENN having grown up in Philly. Casts great, feels good in your hands and handles fish no problem although most of the big fish moved out by the time I got it.
By Gregory
Frankfort, ME
Strong, smooth and waterproof
July 14, 2013
I am in my third season of fishing the Penn Torque 5 Spinner. It is a fantastic reel. The drag is strong and smooth. It starts quickly and easily and puts constant pressure on powerful hard running fish. It lays line very well and casts like a dream. I have never had a wind knot with it. There has been no water intrusion in either the drag or gear box.
Pros
  • Strong, smooth and waterproof
By ralph
No. Virginia
Outstanding Value!
December 5, 2012
This reel is the greatest. Smooth and functional.
Pros
  • Price, value, simplicity
By ray a.
westfield,ma
cape cod fisherman
June 7, 2012
outstanding. the best i have had. drag is great. smooth as can be.
Pros
  • everything
Cons
  • nothing
8 Questions & 8 Answers
Ben Applegate
from dirty jerz asked:
September 2, 2017
when will the 9bailless be available
1 Answers
The Penn Torque 1 is unavailable at this time however we have the penn torque 2 bailess. http://www.tackledirect.com/penn-trqii7500bl-torque-ii-spinning-reel.html
Bernie
on September 4, 2017

Steve Yates
from Pensacola, FL asked:
April 20, 2017
How much 100lb solid core will it hold?
1 Answers
The TRQS9 will hold 425 yards of 100lb braid. The TRQS7 will hold approximately 300 yards.
Devon
on April 22, 2017

thomas
from sandy hook, new jersey asked:
October 13, 2015
can you convert the gold one to bailless?
1 Answers
You can convert the gold one to bail less, however they only make the conversion kit in black. You would have to mix the colors a bit to make the gold ones bail less.
David
on October 14, 2015

Neil
from Plymouth, england asked:
September 11, 2015
Can you put the handle on the right side for left-handed use?
1 Answers
Yes, you can change the side that the handle is on.
David
on September 12, 2015

Mark
from VA/NC asked:
July 8, 2015
What rod to pair with a Torque 7 for popping for YFT and throwing jigs to cobia? Was thinking a Shimano Terez 7'8" H
1 Answers
The 7'8" Terez H that you mentioned would work for that application.
David
on July 8, 2015

scott
from Long Island, NY asked:
June 30, 2015
is the automatic bail the Friction trip ramp similar to the spinfisher models?
1 Answers
This reel, just like the spinfisher V, has a manual bail that you have to close on your own. It is not automatic.
David
on July 2, 2015

John
from Manchester NH asked:
June 17, 2015
Who made this reel? is it made in China or USA
1 Answers
Hello John. The Torque series is made in the USA. Please feel free to contact us if you have any more questions.
Brandon
on June 18, 2015

david
from texas asked:
April 18, 2012
wtih this reel loaded with braid (spectra) how does it cast compared to a shimano stella reel
1 Answers
Those reels cast well! If you are fishing from the beach you may want to go with the Torque instead do it being fully sealed and WATERPROOF. If you want a great all-around saltwater spinning reel go with the Shimano Stella.
Customer Service
on April 18, 2012

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