In reply to Post #4
I have a trakker SIM on mine and after using it both inflated and not, I have found that just leaving it uninflated works best for me, just a thought to try.

In reply to Post #38
i have used gardener flouro line treatment which lubricates too similar to kryston greased lightning, it definitely helps distance.

In reply to Post #1
i have the chub outkast they are 2.5lb tc and seem very well made about 60 pound each. im happy enough with them got from johnson ross 3 or 4 years ago. quite a few small rings which seem to work well with action on shorter rod

In reply to Post #20
Just back from a day on my solar chair and its the most comfortable chair I've ever had definitely. I bought mine last summer and its relatively lightweight too compared to some. Not sure why it's so comfortable it just is! Love the easy arm recline too.

In reply to Post #9
sorry for late reply, i use 1.5 or 2.0 leads with mesh bag

In reply to Post #1
yes ive used it and also gardner flouro treatment, both seem to work similarly, but i found the gardner one helps the line cut through surface and sink slightly easier. in terms of distance i dont have anything exact but 10pct may be a good guess

In reply to Post #3
i agree about the car wax its not permanent but does bring them up nice. I used silver polish to get the scratches out first

In reply to Post #8
Flying Fisherman Calcutta for me,

In reply to Post #11
i have the chub 11foot smallwater rods they are 2,25 tc and ideal for a small water, i use them all the time on a small lake i fish but too soft for longer distance work. highly recommend build quality too if they suit.

In reply to Post #18
I saw the same review from the fly fishing mag and purchased 2 pairs, amber and smoke and still using quite a few years later. Find them excellent for vision, lightweight and very comfortable.