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Shimano Stradic SW 6000PG JDM · 450 g

The JDM Shimano Stradic SW 6000PG weighs 450 g (≈ 15.9 oz), has a 4.6:1 gear ratio and 13 kg (≈ 28.7 lb) of max drag, with a PE line capacity of 2-440, 3-300, 4-210 (gō-m). Japan list price: ¥38,000 excl. tax (checked 2026-10-13). US version: No same-name reel identified in the Shimano North America catalog search (checked 2026-10-13). (Shimano Japan spec table, checked 2026-10-13; ≈ figures are our conversions. How we check)

ストラディック SW 6000PG · 4.6:1 · 450 g · max drag 13 kg

Stradic SW 6000PG at a glance

Weight450 g (≈ 15.9 oz) · Stradic SW range 300–675 g
Gear ratio4.6:1 · 83 cm (≈ 32.7 in) per crank
Max drag13 kg (≈ 28.7 lb)
Line capacityPE 2 gō 440 m (481 yd), 3 gō 300 m (328 yd), 4 gō 210 m (230 yd) / Nylon 4 gō 240 m (262 yd), 5 gō 190 m (208 yd), 6 gō 160 m (175 yd) Full table
Spool57.5 mm dia. / 19 mm stroke
Same body as6000HG, 6000XG (same spool size and max drag in the official table; the gear and weight may differ)
Japan list price¥38,000 excl. tax
US versionNo same-code US model Details

All Stradic SW 6000 sizes compared (6000PG / 6000HG / 6000XG) → Pick a saltwater reel by PE size →

What are the Stradic SW 6000PG specs (weight, gear ratio, drag)?

Shimano Japan lists the Stradic SW 6000PG at 450 g (≈ 15.9 oz), 4.6:1 gear ratio, 13 kg (≈ 28.7 lb) max drag. 4 of the 17 items below are not in the official table and are marked Not confirmed.

Gear ratio4.6:1
Weight450 g (≈ 15.9 oz)
Line capacity, PE (gō-m)2-440, 3-300, 4-210
Line capacity, nylon (lb-m)Not confirmed
Line capacity, nylon (gō-m)4-240, 5-190, 6-160
Line capacity, nylon (mm-m)0.33-240, 0.37-190, 0.405-160
Line capacity, fluorocarbon (gō-m)Not confirmed
Line capacity, fluorocarbon (lb-m)Not confirmed
Max drag13 kg (≈ 28.7 lb)
Practical drag (maker figure)8 kg
Bearings (ball/roller)6/1
Retrieve per crank83 cm (≈ 32.7 in)
Handle length60 mm
Spool57.5 mm dia. / 19 mm stroke
Product code (品番)047403
JAN code4969363047403
Model yearNot confirmed
List price in Japan¥38,000 excl. tax official

Imperial figures in brackets are our unit conversions of the Japanese values, not manufacturer figures.

In US units

Weight: 15.9 oz; max retrieve per handle turn: 32.7 in; max drag: 28.7 lb. The line-capacity table below gives yards for each confirmed metre figure.

Converted from Shimano Japan's official metric values. Weight and drag are rounded to one decimal place, retrieve to one decimal place.

How much is the JDM Stradic SW 6000PG?

¥38,000 before consumption tax. That is Shimano Japan's "本体価格" (base price; the page marks it 税別, before consumption tax) for the 6000PG (product code 047403), checked 2026-10-13. Across the 9 Stradic SW sizes the Japanese list prices run ¥35,000–¥44,200. The 5000XG, 6000HG and 6000XG have the same list price.

Prices: Japan list prices are the makers' base prices before consumption tax (Shimano "本体価格", marked 税別; Daiwa "メーカー希望本体価格", marked 税抜). US prices are Shimano North America and Daiwa USA MSRP, or for Shimano baitcasting reels the price on Shimano North America's official online store. Source dates are shown with each record (2026-10-11 or 2026-10-13). We do not convert currencies or add tax. Prices can change; check the current price on the official page. Shop prices and stock are not shown. About prices

How much does the Stradic SW 6000PG weigh?

450 g (≈ 15.9 oz) in Shimano Japan's table. Across the 9 Stradic SW sizes the range is 300–675 g: the lightest is the 4000HG and the heaviest the 10000HG. The 6000HG and 6000XG list the same weight.

What is the Stradic SW 6000PG gear ratio and retrieve per crank?

4.6:1, with 83 cm (≈ 32.7 in) of line per handle turn. Other 6000 sizes in the same series: 6000HG 5.7:1 (103 cm), 6000XG 6.2:1 (112 cm).

How much drag does the Stradic SW 6000PG have?

Max drag 13 kg (≈ 28.7 lb). Shimano also prints a practical drag of 8 kg (≈ 17.6 lb), its own figure for normal use.

How much line does the Stradic SW 6000PG hold?

The table keeps the maker's gō, lb or mm rating and metre length together; the yard figure changes length only. For example, PE 2-440 means size 2 gō and 440 m.

LineJapan official capacityIn US length unitsJAFTMA standard diameter
PE (gō–m)2-440, 3-300, 4-2102 gō–481 yd, 3 gō–328 yd, 4 gō–230 ydNot confirmed (PE standard is denier)
Nylon (gō–m)4-240, 5-190, 6-1604 gō–262 yd, 5 gō–208 yd, 6 gō–175 yd4 gō: 0.330 mm, 5 gō: 0.370 mm, 6 gō: 0.405 mm
Nylon (mm–m)0.33-240, 0.37-190, 0.405-1600.33 mm–262 yd, 0.37 mm–208 yd, 0.405 mm–175 yd—

Converted from Shimano Japan's official metric values; yd is rounded to the nearest whole yard. The gō rating is unchanged and is not a lb-test conversion. JAFTMA line-size standards and how to read these figures →

How many bearings does the Stradic SW 6000PG have?

6/1 (ball bearings / roller bearings), as printed in Shimano Japan's table.

What handle and spool size does the Stradic SW 6000PG have?

Handle length 60 mm; Shimano lists Yumeya handle knob type B. Spool: 57.5 mm dia. / 19 mm stroke.

How does the 6000PG differ from other Stradic SW sizes?

Closest sizes (same number, 6000):

  • 6000PG vs 6000HG: gear ratio 4.6:1 vs 5.7:1; retrieve per crank 83 cm vs 103 cm. Same weight, max drag, PE capacity (gō-m), spool, handle length, bearings.
  • 6000PG vs 6000XG: gear ratio 4.6:1 vs 6.2:1; retrieve per crank 83 cm vs 112 cm; handle length 60 mm vs 65 mm. Same weight, max drag, PE capacity (gō-m), spool, bearings.

All Stradic SW 6000 sizes side by side →

Shimano Japan lists 9 Stradic SW sizes, weighing 300–675 g with gear ratios of 4.6–6.2:1; the 6000PG is 450 g at 4.6:1, the same weight as the 6000HG and 6000XG. The table shows each size's official values. Full Stradic SW size table →

SizeGear ratioWeightMax dragPE (gō-m)Japan price (excl. tax)US SKU
4000HG5.7:1300 g11 kg1-490, 1.5-320, 2-240¥35,000Not confirmed
4000XG6.2:1300 g11 kg1-490, 1.5-320, 2-240¥35,000Not confirmed
5000XG6.2:1440 g13 kg2-350, 3-240, 4-170¥38,000Not confirmed
6000PG (this page)4.6:1450 g13 kg2-440, 3-300, 4-210¥38,000Not confirmed
6000HG5.7:1450 g13 kg2-440, 3-300, 4-210¥38,000Not confirmed
6000XG6.2:1450 g13 kg2-440, 3-300, 4-210¥38,000Not confirmed
8000PG4.9:1670 g16 kg3-410, 4-300, 5-250¥44,200Not confirmed
8000HG5.6:1665 g16 kg3-410, 4-300, 5-250¥44,200Not confirmed
10000HG5.6:1675 g15 kg4-400, 5-300, 6-250¥44,200Not confirmed

Which spools fit the Stradic SW 6000PG?

We have no official spool listing recorded for the 6000PG, so we name no spool for it.

PartListed valueSource note
Yumeya handle knob typeBShimano Japan spec table (夢屋ハンドルノブタイプ).

We only list parts the manufacturer (or its own custom-parts brand) names. A part with similar dimensions is not treated as compatible, and a matching type is not a statement that stock spools swap between models.

Is there a US version of the Stradic SW 6000PG?

No same-name reel identified in the Shimano North America catalog search (checked 2026-10-13).

JDM-only sizes · JDM vs USDM guide

Stradic SW 6000PG vs Spheros SW, Stella SW and Twin Power SW 6000PG

Reels from other series whose size code carries the number 6000, closest in weight first. Size numbers are each maker's own naming, not a measured standard, so the same number does not mean the same spool or body. By Japanese list price (excl. tax), the cheapest 6000PG is the Spheros SW at ¥18,500 and the most expensive the Stella SW at ¥140,000.

ReelWeightGear ratioMax dragJapan price (excl. tax)
Shimano Spheros SW 6000PG450 g4.6:110 kg¥18,500
Shimano Stella SW 6000PG440 g4.7:113 kg¥140,000
Shimano Twin Power SW 6000PG420 g4.6:113 kg¥68,400
Shimano Spheros SW 6000HG450 g5.7:110 kg¥18,500
Shimano Stella SW 6000HG440 g5.7:113 kg¥140,000
Shimano Stella SW 6000XG435 g6.2:113 kg¥140,000
Shimano Twin Power SW 6000HG420 g5.7:113 kg¥68,400
Shimano Twin Power SW 6000XG420 g6.2:113 kg¥68,400
Daiwa 23 Saltiga 4000/5000/6000 6000-P400 g4.9:115 kg¥115,000
Daiwa 23 Saltiga 4000/5000/6000 6000-H400 g5.7:115 kg¥115,000

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