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  1. Looks like Shimano has two new casting reels coming at iCast next month. These were posted by a rep at Shimano on another website this morning, so I would assume these are accurate descriptions and pictures. The Chronarch looks to be the exact same at the MGL except with a saltwater friendly spool. The new Curado looks to be an overhaul featuring a new paint job and micro module gearing. I also like that they're now coming stock with 90mm handles. Chronarch G Packed with Shimano’s most advanced technology, the new Shimano Chronarch G casting reel delivers the top level performance enthusiast saltwater anglers require. The new Chronarch G is fitted with Shimano’s MicroModule gearing, providing a more efficient gear train with a smoother, more positive feel. -Light inshore saltwater reel, perfect for wade fishing for speckled trout, redfish and flounder. Great for spotted bay bass, calico and sand bass. -MicroModule gearing provides more and smaller gear teeth for a more positive, efficient engagement and smoother feel -SVS Infinity -Cross Carbon drag washers - Composite frame -Ci4+ side plates - 8+1 S-ARB bearings - 90mm handle (HG) 95mm handle (XG) -6.5 oz (HG) 6.7 OZ (XG) 11 pounds max drag MSRP - $279.99 Curado K The new 7th generation of Curado is a complete redesign loaded with new features. Built tournament tough, Curado is the benchmark for reliability and durability. Generations of anglers have looked to Curado as their trusted partner. Shimano gives you more than ever with the new Curado K series reels. Now featuring the latest in Shimano technology, such as super smooth, efficient, durable MicroModule gearing, and offered in multiple gear ratios up to 8.5:1, Curado builds on its legacy as the ‘go to’ baitcasting reel for both fresh and saltwater action A new matte black appearance with Curado "green" spool and cast control knob for a nod to the old B model. MicroModule gearing uses smaller gear teeth to make for a smoother retrieve. By allowing more teeth to contact each other, the gear train becomes more efficient. The latest generation of SVS Infinity allows for a wider adjustment with the brakes. The new design reduces vibration and maintenance. The result is a smoother and longer cast. Reduced frame size to allow for a more comfortable feel in the hand. The 10% reduction in both length and width make the reel easier to palm and reduces fatigue. The B side (palm side) plate is now attached to the reel. 6.2:1/26 Inches Per Crank 7.4:1/ 30 Inches Per Crank 8.5:1/ 36 Inches Per Crank 11 pounds max drag 90mm Handle Length 6+1 bearings (4 S-ARB, 2 SUS and Roller bearing) Aluminum frame, CI4+ A-side, Graphite B-side 7.6 ounces (standard and HG) 7.8 ounces (XG) MSRP - $179.99
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