Shimano Calcutta Conquest MD 300/400 Round Casting Reels
Designed for anglers targeting trophy-caliber fish with large swimbaits, the Shimano Calcutta Conquest MD delivers unmatched performance in both freshwater and saltwater environments.
- Features the SVS MD Tune Braking system for maximum adjustability and minimized backlashes when fighting large fish.
- Equipped with Infinity Drive technology and a long-handle design to provide increased winding power under load, ideal for reeling in massive catches.
- Utilizes X-Protect technology to enhance durability in harsh saltwater conditions.
- Built with high-quality materials and a unique design that ensures reliable performance in diverse fishing conditions.
| Model | Specification |
|---|---|
| 300/400 | Round Baitcasting Reel |
| Braking System | SVS MD Tune |
| Drive Technology | Infinity Drive |
| Environmental Protection | X-Protect |
| Use Cases | Freshwater and Saltwater Fishing |
FAQ
What makes the SVS MD Tune Braking system special?
The SVS MD Tune Braking system offers precise control and adjustable braking force, reducing backlashes when fighting large fish and improving overall casting and reeling performance.
Is this reel suitable for saltwater fishing?
Yes, the X-Protect technology enhances durability in saltwater environments, making it well-suited for long-term use in coastal and marine conditions.
Can this reel handle large swimbaits effectively?
Yes, the long-handle design and Infinity Drive technology provide strong winding power under load, making it ideal for reeling in large swimbaits and trophy-sized fish.




Diana Lawrence –
Fished in both lakes and the ocean. The braking system is smooth and responsive. No backlash even when fighting big bass or marlin. The X-Protect design holds up well in saltwater. A solid choice for serious anglers.
Andrew Baker –
Great for large swimbaits. The long handle gives excellent control when reeling in big fish. The reel feels sturdy and the braking system is easy to adjust. No issues with saltwater corrosion after several months of use.
Alexandra Short –
Performs well in freshwater. The winding power is strong, and the braking system is reliable. A bit heavy for casual use, but worth it for serious fishing trips.
Sebastian Murray –
Used on a recent trip to the coast. The reel handled strong currents and large fish without failure. The design feels premium and the durability is evident after repeated exposure to saltwater.