Mint Spinning Combo

$40.16 ~~Regular Price:$67.49~~

The Mint Spinning Combo is a great combo for the recreational fisherman! The 6'6" medium action 2-piece IM7 graphite rod makes it a great choice for many techniques. The rod features a split grip EVA handle and foregrip for all day comfort! The spinning reel is a smooth 9 bearing system featuring Zero Play Anti-Reverse, 5.2:1 gear ratio, and a soft EVA knob for comfort!

6'6" Medium Action 2 piece IM7 Graphite Blank
EVA Handle and Foregrip
8+1 Ball Bearings
Zero Play Anti-Reverse
5.2:1 Gear Ratio
Foldable Reel Handle With EVA Knob

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Angled view of Mint Spinning Combo showcasing two piece graphite rod with EVA split grip and spinning reel on white backdrop

Angled view of Mint Spinning Combo showcasing the IM7 graphite rod, EVA grip, and spinning reel on white background

Angled view of Mint Spinning Combo showcasing mint green two-piece rod, spinning reel, and gray EVA grips on white background

Profishiency

Mint Spinning Combo

$40.16 ~~Regular Price:$67.49~~

The ProFISHiency Mint Spinning Reel Combo is built for anglers who want performance without compromise. Featuring a 6’6” medium action 2-piece IM7 graphite rod, this combo is lightweight, durable, and designed for versatility.

Smooth
Durable

Features

IM7 graphite
EVA Handle and Foregrip
5.2:1 gear ratio
8+1 bearing system
EVA knob
Zero Play anti-reverse

Warranty Details

All products are covered by a 1 Year Manufacturer’s Limited Warranty, ensuring that we will repair or replace any item that is defective in workmanship or materials within 1 year of the consumer's date of purchase. The warranty covers all but the following:
1. Malfunctions or damage due to abuse, misuse, or accident.
2. Normal Wear and Tear
3. Malfunctions caused by inadequate repair or alterations
4. Reel cleaning or re-lubrication required due to owner’s failure to provide necessary maintenance
5. Abuse or misuse of product
Can I move the spinning-reel handle to the other side?

Yes. Every Profishiency spinning reel has a reversible handle: unscrew the handle or the cap on the opposite side, move the handle over, and snug it down without muscling the threads. Steps vary a little by model, so peek at the manual.
Should I use 6, 8, 10, or 12 pound line on a spinning combo?

Stay inside the rod and reel ratings, then let technique pick. Six-pound suits panfish, trout, and finesse work in open water. Eight is the everyday all-rounder. Ten to twelve buys abrasion resistance around cover, at the cost of some capacity and casting ease on a small spool. Diameter matters more than the number on the label, especially with braid.
Can I use braided line on a Profishiency spinning reel?

Yes. Every Profishiency spinning reel is braid-compatible, and models run aluminum braid-ready spools. Wind braid on under firm tension and fill to the same level you would with mono, just below the lip.
Does a spinning combo come pre-spooled, and what kind of line is on it?

Not always. Value and mid-range spinning combos usually arrive spooled with 6, 8, or 10-pound monofilament, while premium combos like the Krazy and Rizz series ship bare so you can spool your own choice.
How should I set up backing, braid, and a leader on a spinning reel?

Backing first: enough mono to keep the braid from slipping and to avoid burying expensive braid in a deep spool. Join with a slim knot like an FG or uni-to-uni, wind the braid on under real tension, and stop just shy of the lip. Add only as much leader as the technique needs, tied with a knot that clears the guides cleanly. The finished fill should still sit within the reel's capacity.