In reply to Post #10
I have just spooled up with 15lb syncro xt today and only bought the spool last week and its exactly the same as all the other spools ive bought. Cant fault the stuff, its brilliant line.
I have just spooled up with 15lb syncro xt today and only bought the spool last week and its exactly the same as all the other spools ive bought. Cant fault the stuff, its brilliant line.
In reply to Post #12
Sorry badly worded
I meant the loaded version (newer) isnt has highly rated as the normal version,seen a few comments saying loaded suffers badly with twist.
Sorry badly worded
I meant the loaded version (newer) isnt has highly rated as the normal version,seen a few comments saying loaded suffers badly with twist.
In reply to Post #1
PB products control mono. Good luck finding a better mono.
PB products control mono. Good luck finding a better mono.
In reply to Post #18
thats cos its a different line
thats cos its a different line
In reply to Post #20
Synchro XT or good old GR60. Can't go wrong with either.
Synchro XT or good old GR60. Can't go wrong with either.
Used loads of different mono's over the years and thought I'd give Nash Bullet a try for the first time and I'm liking it
In reply to Post #22
Another vote for syncro XT, add a touch of the gardner line treatment to it ever few sessions, and its an absolute game changer
Another vote for syncro XT, add a touch of the gardner line treatment to it ever few sessions, and its an absolute game changer
Syncro xt, probably the best line I've used tbh
In reply to Post #1
I used to use synchro XT exclusively.. until i tried PB products control mono, which i now use because i think its a better line.
I used to use synchro XT exclusively.. until i tried PB products control mono, which i now use because i think its a better line.
I used Daiwa Sensor for many years before swapping over to the ESP synchro XT which is a superb line. However, I struggled to get hold of some a little while back and ended up getting the Fox EOS in 20lb and I cannot fault it. Strong, amazing abrasion resistance, low diameter, nice colour and cheap at £9 a spool. I cannot see any reason to go back to the XT when this does exactly the same job and is half the price!
I guess like everyone Ive used loads of lines over the years. I was using GT-HD in 12lb that I very happy with, but a rule change meant that I had to stop using it. So I switched on to the Korda Touchdown for last season and I really dont like it at all. Im going to strip it off and was going to go back to the GT-HD but seeing as the SyncXT seems to be getting such good feedback, I might give that a go instead.
Does it break at around the stated amount? Is it over or under rated?
What does it behave like? Does it sink well, is it a casting line? etc
Whats it like for coiling once its been on a while?
I know nothing about it. Any help appreciated.
Cheers
wayne
Does it break at around the stated amount? Is it over or under rated?
What does it behave like? Does it sink well, is it a casting line? etc
Whats it like for coiling once its been on a while?
I know nothing about it. Any help appreciated.
Cheers
wayne
Daiwa sensor 18lb clear. Or esp synchro
In reply to Post #27
Brillaint line. I use 12 for almost all my fishing. Got the 12lb to 160 yards on 12ft rods with shock leaders. 15lb is bullet proof, defiantly breaks over the rated strain.
I've never had an issue or a bad batch. Casts and sinks well.
Brillaint line. I use 12 for almost all my fishing. Got the 12lb to 160 yards on 12ft rods with shock leaders. 15lb is bullet proof, defiantly breaks over the rated strain.
I've never had an issue or a bad batch. Casts and sinks well.
In reply to Post #29
Thank you. I think I will give the 15lb a go.
Thank you. I think I will give the 15lb a go.
Use TouchDown for most of my fishing (70yrds max. ), but when it comes to longer casting, forget it.