Pre-Order Shimano 25 Stella SW 6000XG coming in May
Condition:
Brand New. May include items displayed in stores.
Specifics:
Hand Retrieve: Right or Left-Handed
Gear Ratio: 6.2
Max Drag(kg): 13
Item Weight(g): 435
Mono(lb-m): 16-240, 20-190, 24-160
PE(#-m): 2-440, 3-300, 4-210
Retrieve(cm): 113
Handle(mm): 70
Bearings: 12/1
Yumeya Handle Type: -
6000XG
Offshore & Shore Game Extra High Gear Model
A model designed for even heavier use than the 5000-series. The XG excels in retrieve speed and line slack management, providing a significant advantage particularly in casting games. The handle length has been increased by 5mm over previous models to better accommodate heavy-duty use. Recommended line: PE 2 to 3.
Condition:
Brand New. May include items displayed in stores.
Specifics:
Hand Retrieve: Right or Left-Handed
Gear Ratio: 6.2
Max Drag(kg): 13
Item Weight(g): 435
Mono(lb-m): 16-240, 20-190, 24-160
PE(#-m): 2-440, 3-300, 4-210
Retrieve(cm): 113
Handle(mm): 70
Bearings: 12/1
Yumeya Handle Type: -
6000XG
Offshore & Shore Game Extra High Gear Model
A model designed for even heavier use than the 5000-series. The XG excels in retrieve speed and line slack management, providing a significant advantage particularly in casting games. The handle length has been increased by 5mm over previous models to better accommodate heavy-duty use. Recommended line: PE 2 to 3.
Description
Condition:
Brand New. May include items displayed in stores.
Specifics:
Hand Retrieve: Right or Left-Handed
Gear Ratio: 6.2
Max Drag(kg): 13
Item Weight(g): 435
Mono(lb-m): 16-240, 20-190, 24-160
PE(#-m): 2-440, 3-300, 4-210
Retrieve(cm): 113
Handle(mm): 70
Bearings: 12/1
Yumeya Handle Type: -
6000XG
Offshore & Shore Game Extra High Gear Model
A model designed for even heavier use than the 5000-series. The XG excels in retrieve speed and line slack management, providing a significant advantage particularly in casting games. The handle length has been increased by 5mm over previous models to better accommodate heavy-duty use. Recommended line: PE 2 to 3.
