Shimano Metanium MGL BJOOTTI150HGB(7.1:1)

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Shimano Metanium MGL B

Name: Shimano Metanium MGL B
Brand: Shimano
SKU: 210000221371
Price: 489.99 USD
Availability: InStock

ShimanoSKU: 210000221371

Model: 150HGB(7.1:1)

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Completely redesigned by Shimano engineers to be the most advanced Metanium ever produced, the Metanium features a never before seen Magnesium CoreSolid Body to provide both professional and enthusiast anglers with the solid advantage of durability, rigidity and sensitivity while reducing weight. The new CI4+ Star Drag reduces weight even further. The Metanium features an MGL Spool IIl to reducing spool inertia up to 15% over the previous generation while still utilizing SVS Infinity Braking for the ultimate in adjustability and distance for all ranges of lures. The Metanium now comes with a brass MicroModule main gear for enhanced durability and long-term smoothness. SilentTune reduces spool bearing vibration to maximize casting distance and improve cast feel.

Model	Retrieve	Gear Ratio	Weight (oz)	Line Cap.	Bearings
METMGL150B	Right	6.2:1	6.3	10/120, 12/110	10S A-RB + 1S A-RB
METMGL150HGB	Right	7.1:1	6.3	10/120, 12/110	10S A-RB + 1S A-RB
METMGL150XGB	Right	8.1:1	6.5	10/120, 12/110	10S A-RB + 1S A-RB
METMGL151B	Left	6.2:1	6.3	10/120, 12/110	10S A-RB + 1S A-RB
METMGL151HGB	Left	7.1:1	6.3	10/120, 12/110	10S A-RB + 1S A-RB
METMGL151XGB	Left	8.1:1	6.3	10/120, 12/110	10S A-RB + 1S A-RB

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HOW DOES THIS REEL COMPARE?

Versatile 150-size casting

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Shimano Metanium MGL B 150 METMGL150HGB / RIGHT

$489.99

Spool size: 150
Weight: 6.3 oz
Gear ratio / retrieve: 7.1:1 · 30 in per turn
Spool / braking: MGL Spool III 34 × 19 mm; SVS Infinity centrifugal brakes; SilentTune
Manufacturer-listed line capacity: Mono 10 lb / 120 yd; 12 lb / 110 yd; 14 lb / 90 yd. PowerPro 20 lb / 150 yd; 30 lb / 135 yd; 40 lb / 105 yd.
Maximum drag: 11 lb
Best for: Anglers who repeatedly cast and value lower mass and refined spool/drive construction enough to pay for it.
How it feels: The 6.3-ounce magnesium CoreSolid body and MGL III spool make a lighter-in-hand casting option than Curado M 150 HG.
Pick this when: The weight/feel difference matters more than Bantam's aluminum, load-first stance.
Tradeoff: $95 more than Bantam and $255 more than Curado M HG, with the same published 150 line-capacity class and 11-lb max drag.
Why pay more: Metanium MGL 150 HG earns the premium over Bantam through lower weight and magnesium construction, not an invented capacity gain.
Why save the money: Curado M 150 HG is the honest recommendation when the buyer simply wants a capable all-purpose 150.

Compared with

Shimano Bantam A 150 BANTAM150HGA / RIGHT

$394.99

Spool size: 150
Weight: 7.8 oz
Gear ratio / retrieve: 7.1:1 · 31 in per turn
Spool / braking: MGL Spool III 34 × 19 mm; SVS Infinity centrifugal brakes
Manufacturer-listed line capacity: Mono 10 lb / 120 yd; 12 lb / 110 yd; 14 lb / 90 yd. PowerPro 20 lb / 150 yd; 30 lb / 135 yd; 40 lb / 105 yd.
Maximum drag: 11 lb
Best for: Cover and high-resistance bass presentations where sustained winding authority matters more than lightness.
How it feels: Its 7.8-ounce weight, one-piece aluminum CoreSolid body, and Infinity Drive point toward a more planted, load-oriented feel than Curado M 150 HG.
Pick this when: You want the MGL III casting design but prioritize the aluminum body/drive package.
Tradeoff: $160 over Curado M HG, 1.1 oz heavier, and no larger published 150 line capacity.
Why pay more: Metanium MGL 150 HG is the lighter 6.3-ounce magnesium route, not an automatic increase in power.
Why save the money: Curado M 150 HG is enough for general-purpose bass casting; the Bantam premium has to earn its keep under load.

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Shimano Metanium MGL B 150 METMGL150HGB / RIGHT

$489.99

Spool size: 150
Weight: 6.3 oz
Gear ratio / retrieve: 7.1:1 · 30 in per turn
Spool / braking: MGL Spool III 34 × 19 mm; SVS Infinity centrifugal brakes; SilentTune
Manufacturer-listed line capacity: Mono 10 lb / 120 yd; 12 lb / 110 yd; 14 lb / 90 yd. PowerPro 20 lb / 150 yd; 30 lb / 135 yd; 40 lb / 105 yd.
Maximum drag: 11 lb
Best for: Anglers who repeatedly cast and value lower mass and refined spool/drive construction enough to pay for it.
How it feels: The 6.3-ounce magnesium CoreSolid body and MGL III spool make a lighter-in-hand casting option than Curado M 150 HG.
Pick this when: The weight/feel difference matters more than Bantam's aluminum, load-first stance.
Tradeoff: $95 more than Bantam and $255 more than Curado M HG, with the same published 150 line-capacity class and 11-lb max drag.
Why pay more: Metanium MGL 150 HG earns the premium over Bantam through lower weight and magnesium construction, not an invented capacity gain.
Why save the money: Curado M 150 HG is the honest recommendation when the buyer simply wants a capable all-purpose 150.

Compared with

Shimano Curado 150 M CU150HGM / RIGHT

$234.99

Spool size: 150
Weight: 6.7 oz
Gear ratio / retrieve: 7.4:1 · 29 in per turn
Spool / braking: MGL Spool III 34 × 19 mm; SVS Infinity centrifugal brakes; SilentTune
Manufacturer-listed line capacity: Mono 10 lb / 120 yd; 12 lb / 110 yd; 14 lb / 90 yd. PowerPro 20 lb / 150 yd; 30 lb / 135 yd; 40 lb / 105 yd.
Maximum drag: 13 lb
Best for: The customer seeking one light, capable, manually tuned bass 150 for mixed casting work.
How it feels: The 6.7-ounce MGL III/SVS combination should feel more responsive at spool startup than the standard-capacity SLX platforms while retaining published 150 capacity.
Pick this when: You care more about lower mass and spool response than an electronic brake.
Tradeoff: It needs deliberate SVS tuning; it does not have the SLX DC's four digital modes or Bantam's load-focused body/drive.
Why pay more: Bantam MGL 150 HG earns its $160 jump specifically for aluminum CoreSolid/Infinity Drive under load; Metanium MGL 150 HG offers a lighter magnesium build.
Why save the money: SLX XT A 150 HG remains a sound $90-lower choice for ordinary midweight bass casting.

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This is a justifiable premium only for the customer who will appreciate the lighter magnesium/MGL package. It is not the default answer to “which 150 should I buy?”

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Shimano Metanium MGL B

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