The Tsunami Forged brings all the benefits of premium sealing and all-metal durability to the serious saltwater angler and does this at an affordable price point.

Key features: 

• IPX7 protection with 16 internal seals 

• All aluminum construction for strength and rigidity

• Brass B-Drive gearing for durability and smooth power transfer

• Sealed Hammer Drag System

• 4 sealed stainless steel bearings + 1 sealed clutch bearing

• Anodized aluminum braid-ready spool • Non-slip power handle knob • Left or right-hand retrieve conversion

One of the most unique aspects of the Forged is the balancing of performance and value. The reel is designed to keep water, salt, and contaminants out of the critical internal components. The Forged utilizes Tsunami's B-Drive gearing technology.

What that means:

• Brass drive gear

• Brass pinion gear

• Increased strength under load

• Better gear engagement

• Long-term durability

Available Sizes

 3500

• 6.2:1 gear ratio

• 16 seals

4500 

• 6.2:1 gear ratio

• 16 seals

6500 

• 5.7:1 gear ratio

• 16 seals

Forged vs SaltX II 

Forged

• IPX7 sealing

• 16 seals

• Brass B-Drive gears

• 4+1 bearings

• Machined and diecast aluminum construction

SaltX II

• Fully machined aluminum construction

• IPX8 sealing

• 20 seals

• Titanium components

• Stainless steel gearing

• 7+1 bearings 

The new Tsunami Forged is built for anglers who require serious saltwater protection and affordability. It features an all-aluminum body, 16 internal seals with IPX7 protection, a sealed hammer drag, sealed bearings, and Tsunami's brass B-Drive gearing for long-term durability. Available in 3500, 4500, and 6500 sizes, the Forged gives you the confidence to fish the surf, inshore, and nearshore environments while maintaining the strength and sealing that serious anglers demand. The forged is the next step forward in the evolution of the traditional spinning reel 

 

 

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