TRIUMPH® SPINNING RODS TRIUMPH® SPINNING RODS
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- Premium quality SCII carbon
- Sea Guide Atlas Performance slim aluminum-oxide guides with black frames
- Sea Guide XDPS reel seat with eco-friendly sandblasted hoods on spinning models
- Sea Guide ECS or TCS reel seat with eco-friendly sandblasted hood on casting models
- Premium-grade cork handle
- Two coats of Flex-Coat slow cure finish
- 5-year warranty backed by St. Croix Superstar Service
Durably sensitive with impressive power, Triumph® rods are built for savvy anglers seeking the best in performance and value.
- Premium quality SCII carbon
- Sea Guide Atlas Performance slim aluminum-oxide guides with black frames
- Sea Guide XDPS reel seat with eco-friendly sandblasted hoods on spinning models
- Sea Guide ECS or TCS reel seat with eco-friendly sandblasted hood on casting models
- Premium-grade cork handle
- Two coats of Flex-Coat slow cure finish
- 5-year warranty backed by St. Croix Superstar Service
Durably sensitive with impressive power, Triumph® rods are built for savvy anglers seeking the best in performance and value.
Been using the triumph casting and spinning rods. Have no complaints. Really good rod for the price. Just a recreational fisherman and meets and exceeds all my needs.
This is the second St. Croix rod where the tip broke off after a few casts. I have learned from past experience with my St. Croix rod to carry an extra of a different brand. Very poor quality!! The new tip is $60 versus a new rod for $110.
Definitely a step down from the rods in St. Croix's higher price brackets, but still a good rod. I used a Medium-Light 7' 2-piece on a walleye trip in Canada last year and it was great. Good sensitivity, nice cork. Handled everything from 25' walleye to a 41' Northern.
I like the Premier and Avid rods better, but for someone on a budget, the Triumph is a good choice.
Solid rod for the money. I have four and love them
This is the best rod on the market
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Been using the triumph casting and spinning rods. Have no complaints. Really good rod for the price. Just a recreational fisherman and meets and exceeds all my needs.
This is the second St. Croix rod where the tip broke off after a few casts. I have learned from past experience with my St. Croix rod to carry an extra of a different brand. Very poor quality!! The new tip is $60 versus a new rod for $110.
Definitely a step down from the rods in St. Croix's higher price brackets, but still a good rod. I used a Medium-Light 7' 2-piece on a walleye trip in Canada last year and it was great. Good sensitivity, nice cork. Handled everything from 25' walleye to a 41' Northern.
I like the Premier and Avid rods better, but for someone on a budget, the Triumph is a good choice.
Solid rod for the money. I have four and love them
This is the best rod on the market