Penn X-1R Precision Reel Grease Review
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Penn X-1R Precision Reel Grease
Penn Precision Reel Grease is a custom designed grease made from special base stocks and unique additives. It is formulated to perform over a wide temperature range in applications where grease is the preferred lubricant. Proprietary components provide Penn Precision Reel Grease with superior lubric...ity wear protection water stability load-carrying capacity and rust protection over other conventional greases. Its advanced technology also contributes to excellent oxidation and thermal resistance.
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$19.99
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Penn X-1R Precision Reel Grease Reviews
Mess free!
Greg T.
2 years ago
So far so good, much cleaner than the tubes that leak when they get warm. I recommend this product
Excellent Product
Tony
2 years ago
Keeps your reels in excellent condition. A little bit goes a long way. A must for annual and periodic reel maintenance.
Easy application
Jonathan
2 years ago
This lube is so practical, easy application, small presentation.
Premium Grease
Charles
2 years ago
I like the large quantity. Now I don't have to wonder if there will have enough to lube all of my reels. This is a premium, thin grease that gets into everything. Easy to apply. Be careful to not let it touch a white towel under your work area; it will be green also!
Plentiful
Shaun
2 years ago
I needed some grease and oil to do my penn battle 2 and now it works great
Good grease
J
2 years ago
It does what it's supposed to do. Is it the best reel grease out there? I'm sure there are some high end products that are great but if you use this as intended it will work 100% for your needs and at a reasonable price. Recommended.
Works GREAT!
Roger
3 years ago
Works in even sub zero weather when ice fishing! Smooth as silk!!
Reel Grease
Sid
3 years ago
This is the best grease for greasing your Penn reels or for that matter all of the big reels for salt water fishing. When you service your reels this is the grease to use when putting them back together. Hands down!
Great Product
TJ
3 years ago
Keeps fresh and saltwater reels running smooth. Only problem was didn't come with anything to apply. I just used a cue tip, small screwdriver or my fingers and worked well still
Great lubricant
Matt
3 years ago
It lubricants everything you could use for fishing and then some
An absolute must
Tamir
4 years ago
Such an amount of grease for such price, it's just a must for keeping your reels in a good shape.
Excellent Grease
Mike
4 years ago
Best grease on the market in my opinion. Works great on all reels I have tried it on.
Best reel grease
Peter n.
4 years ago
Works great
VERY GOOD PRODUCT
SHOCK77777
5 years ago
I have been maintaining fishing reels for over 40 years with various brands and size quantities of grease. I was very pleased to find this Penn Premium grease in a16 oz size that I don't have to worry about skimping the amount I use on each reel while I am working on it. I also find the blue color pleasing to work with.
Good product
Robert N.
5 years ago
Good grease for my reels.
Penn X-1R Precision Reel Grease Questions and Answers
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Waleed
3 years ago
Hi <p>The picture of 2 oz bottle showing the old version </p><p>Am I right or not?</p>
Austin Kearney
3 years ago
This is the current version that Penn has out.