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PENN 9' Battle Spinning Fishing Rod and Reel Combo Kit, Size 6000 Reel with Cover, Moderate Action - $100 FS

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Model: PENN 9' Battle Spinning Fishing Rod and Reel Combo Kit, Size 6000 Reel with Cover, Moderate Action

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Today 02:45 AM
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maxbottomtimeToday 02:45 AM
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It has been this price for over a year, and this is the penn battle I, several generations old.
Today 03:05 AM
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schultzie127Today 03:05 AM
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This Reel is very old. This is the Original Penn Battle. This Penn series is now up to IV to give you a perspective
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LawrenceT6420Today 03:11 AM
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Quote from schultzie127 :
This Reel is very old. This is the Original Penn Battle. This Penn series is now up to IV to give you a perspective
So are we supposed to catch 16x more fish with the iv model?
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Quote from LawrenceT6420 :
So are we supposed to catch 16x more fish with the iv model?
That's not what is intended to convey in previous comments here. This is 15 year old design including the material. Also during last year's Black Friday this was $75, and I got two. we don't have Time Machine to go back but this is what they should be worth. If you think you want to spend $100 for a heavier reel with inferior material and comparatively less strong saltwater resistance than newer gen then no one is stopping you. Reel technology and materials have advanced so much in this past decade that you get way more bank for the bucks for $100 if you do some research.
Last edited by PurpleHorn832 November 5, 2025 at 09:37 PM.
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reflectionToday 11:16 AM
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Are these overruns that were stored in a warehouse for over a decade? Or are these still being produced? I have a battle 2 and battle 3 and they are solid. Never seen a battle 1 in real life.
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klaypigeonToday 12:00 PM
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It's crazy these are even still around. NOS finds for the vintage crowd.
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NervousSquirrel4844Today 02:24 PM
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Quote from PurpleHorn832 :
That's not what is intended to convey in previous comments here. This is 15 year old design including the material. Also during last year's Black Friday this was $75, and I got two. we don't have Time Machine to go back but this is what they should be worth. If you think you want to spend $100 for a heavier reel with inferior material and comparatively less strong saltwater resistance than newer gen then no one is stopping you. Reel technology and materials have advanced so much in this past decade that you get way more bank for the bucks for $100 if you do some research.
What would you recommend in the $100 range for best value? And do you foresee Black Friday sales for these?

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lookalikehuuhToday 03:05 PM
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Quote from PurpleHorn832 :
That's not what is intended to convey in previous comments here. This is 15 year old design including the material. Also during last year's Black Friday this was $75, and I got two. we don't have Time Machine to go back but this is what they should be worth. If you think you want to spend $100 for a heavier reel with inferior material and comparatively less strong saltwater resistance than newer gen then no one is stopping you. Reel technology and materials have advanced so much in this past decade that you get way more bank for the bucks for $100 if you do some research.
Unfortunately, with Penn newest doesn't mean better... for example the workhorse Penn Fathom line was a beast for the price (old black models). They updated them to the new silver design and they are quite a bit worse now. Handles are definitely not as sturdy, there were issues with drags binding up and the finish was failing nearly immediately. People will actually pay more money for a gen1 vs a gen 2 on the used market now.Anyway I have owned 2 Battle II for years a they are the reels I hand to the new fishermen on our charters. Both have caught at least a couple hundred California yellowtail, pacific barracuda, and probably thousands of rockfish without any real needed maintenance. I do find the 6000 combo to be a bit on the heavy side for all day casting. 5000 combo size is much better balanced size/weight/performance for inshore saltwater fishing.
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reflectionToday 06:55 PM
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Quote from lookalikehuuh :
Unfortunately, with Penn newest doesn't mean better... for example the workhorse Penn Fathom line was a beast for the price (old black models). They updated them to the new silver design and they are quite a bit worse now. Handles are definitely not as sturdy, there were issues with drags binding up and the finish was failing nearly immediately. People will actually pay more money for a gen1 vs a gen 2 on the used market now.Anyway I have owned 2 Battle II for years a they are the reels I hand to the new fishermen on our charters. Both have caught at least a couple hundred California yellowtail, pacific barracuda, and probably thousands of rockfish without any real needed maintenance. I do find the 6000 combo to be a bit on the heavy side for all day casting. 5000 combo size is much better balanced size/weight/performance for inshore saltwater fishing.
Penn Battle II's are much better than the Battle I's.

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