Metanium shallow edition
Metanium shallow edition
Someone have this Reel. Is it worth to buy. I already have 3 steez
Re: Metanium shallow edition
I have had one for about two months or so.
Its pretty much a regular metanium with a slightly more shallow spool.
I haven't really compared it too much between the shallow version and the regular one.
I do feel the shallow version does cast lighter lures slightly better but I haven't tried throwing really light lures with it. I just bought it for lighter Texas rigs - 3/16 weight with 6" trick worm.
If you have some steez already, I don't see any point in getting this reel. Unless you just want it, I can't see any advantages. I do like the more silver look over the darker gray of the regular one.
Its pretty much a regular metanium with a slightly more shallow spool.
I haven't really compared it too much between the shallow version and the regular one.
I do feel the shallow version does cast lighter lures slightly better but I haven't tried throwing really light lures with it. I just bought it for lighter Texas rigs - 3/16 weight with 6" trick worm.
If you have some steez already, I don't see any point in getting this reel. Unless you just want it, I can't see any advantages. I do like the more silver look over the darker gray of the regular one.
Re: Metanium shallow edition
No real advantage other than throwing slightly lower weighted lures.
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Re: Metanium shallow edition
I bought one to use for flipping/punching since I don't need high line capacity. Then I found out it had aluminum gears and got rid of it. Hard pass for me. I'll stick the regular Metanium MGL 20.