Thinking Anglers SBX Braid
Ridgemonkey Descend Braid
Avid Outline Braided Mainline
Has anyone used them any feedback much appreciated not sure which one to go for
Ridgemonkey Descend Braid
Avid Outline Braided Mainline
Has anyone used them any feedback much appreciated not sure which one to go for
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Used the sbx it's a nice braid a lot thicker than states but is great sinking braid for anything up to100 yards any more you gunna have to work ya socks off to get it out but it sinks lovely.
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How thick is it?surely can't be as thick as 15lb mono and 100 yards is easy enough to hit with that
How thick is it?surely can't be as thick as 15lb mono and 100 yards is easy enough to hit with that
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Thinking anglers themselves say its 0.49mm uncrushed
Thinking anglers themselves say its 0.49mm uncrushed
In reply to Post #4
It's not just thickness that determines that, but also weight. SBX is very heavy
It's not just thickness that determines that, but also weight. SBX is very heavy
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I agree having used Hydro Sink then moving onto SBX. In terms of a sinking braid theres no comparison between the two SBX sinks alot faster I also prefer the colour as said not the best casting but 100 yards is achievable and over that I don't know why you would want a heavy sinking braid anyway. Its meag stuff would use it 95% of the time if rules allowed.
They are about to release a slightly thinner version of SBX which will be about 0.40mm uncrushed diameter.
I agree having used Hydro Sink then moving onto SBX. In terms of a sinking braid theres no comparison between the two SBX sinks alot faster I also prefer the colour as said not the best casting but 100 yards is achievable and over that I don't know why you would want a heavy sinking braid anyway. Its meag stuff would use it 95% of the time if rules allowed.
They are about to release a slightly thinner version of SBX which will be about 0.40mm uncrushed diameter.