I used the Suffix Advanced last season for trolling. Handled the abrasion from the boards pads just fine. The 12lb test is the same diameter as the 10lb xt. Makes using all the depth apps a lot easier. Good line, I have my Suffix ready to go on the line counters this weekend. Suffix Advanced is also a Monofilament. I do like the Seaguar Abrazx and Invisx products, I mostly use it as leader material with braid. I also have a couple of spools of 14lb Advanced going on a couple of casting rods.

 

WOW you are up on your game if you have already field tested these new lines.
Putting you on the pro staff ASAP!

Suffix Advanced
Strike King Tour Grade

 

Seaguar Abrazx and Invisx. I've tried others and have never seen the consistent abrasion resistance, knot strength, etc of these two.

And your braid sinks? Fluoro sinks, but my Power Pro floats.

 

We carry the new Suffix Advanced and it is awesome. I was shocked at how well it tested when I tried it at a show with the reps this winter. I have been skeptical on some of the flouro lines lately as the quality was not worth the money (previously we carried PLINE but I felt their quality over the last few years was deteriorating based on customer feedback and my own experiences). But with the Suffix Advanced, I was extremely impressed with the lack of memory, the abrasion resistance (even above water) and how easy casting it was. With all of that being said, the price is higher than almost all other Flouro lines but you definitely get what you pay for.

 

I've tried to use all types of floro from different manufactures and ended up going with all braid with floro leaders or good mono. Every thing I tried was either too stiff or mega memory. Kind of stuck on P-Line myself for all my leaders. Braid sinks and Mono floats so I've got a bit of both worlds.