This is what I have the Luvias spooled with. With a Specific gravity higher than 1, which is generally what water is considered as at normal pressure and temperatures ( not extremes) it does sink. It does not float as the Nanofil does. While not as dense as the Ester line you are using, this 3lb yellow braided line on the X-Ride performed well last weekend on some nice Specks I caught from the boat. I am planning on giving it more seat time this Spring.
Suspend type of high specific gravity 1.18 corresponding to various night games.
As it is low in elongation and excellent in sensitivity, it does not miss faint Atari.
Line color is high visibility even at night, and fluorescent yellow which is hard to lose color by special processing.
It is with a purple marking every 25m.
Night game THE Meval PE II
Package (table)Package (back)
Parallel winding
Number of issues0.20.30.40.6
TEST lb23Four6
kg11.523
150 mOpen price
(The display is excluding body price tax)
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Originally Posted by StantheMan2567
This is what I have the Luvias spooled with. With a Specific gravity higher than 1, which is generally what water is considered as at normal pressure and temperatures ( not extremes) it does sink. It does not float as the Nanofil does. While not as dense as the Ester line you are using, this 3lb yellow braided line on the X-Ride performed well last weekend on some nice Specks I caught from the boat. I am planning on giving it more seat time this Spring.
