Whats the difference between red label and Invizx?
Whats the difference between red label and Invizx?
S-Lash would be the one to ask
Having tried red label for the first time last season, I can tell you that it won't work with a Palomar knot. Knot slipped on two hooksets in short order. Changed to the Trilene knot, and was then fine.
Quality! Red label is cheap for a reason
I use Palomar knot for everything and use red label and haven't had any issues with it
Red box has more abrasion resistance
Yellow box is more supple
I have used both and palomar has worked fine
Thank guys and I use allot of Invizx but wanted to check.
red label and abrasx are two different line
Invizx uses level wind technology..red label does not
I use only red label and really like it, some line conditioner really helps. Never used invisx but the general opinion seems to be it has more stretch than red label or abrazx.
IMO InvisX is nothing more than over priced nylon mono filament. Spend the money and get Tatsu. Guaranteed you'll think InvisX is junk in comparison.
I use Abrasx for pitching, and red Label for everything else. Invisx I find has more stretch.
2016 BassCat Pantera II
Mercury 200 ProXs
I just got some Tatsu. Cant wait to compare it to InvisX...maybe this weekend.
Same here, I use red label for some things & use palomar knot for all most everything with 0 problems. Make sure u wet knot b4 sinching & u dont need to use everything you have to sinch a knot.Originally Posted by bradpage
you will absolutely love Tahtsu, you will love it. it is very pricey, but then again, as we all know..."you get what you pay for"...
just my opinion, but I would much rather spend a lot of money on quality line, & gear (rods&reels) than I would on tackle (cranks, jerks, swim baits, etc)...
also, for great flippin braid....take a look at Seagaur Smackdown. I flip a jig w 65lb, and it is absolutely $
Last edited by basscatcougar; 04-21-2017 at 09:13 AM.
I use red label bc it is inexpensive, my local walmart has it, and it goes on sale a lot. It casts fairly well however, if you get a bad backlash with it, you have to re-spool. It does not hold up well after bad backlash. It is abrasion resistant that is for sure. I have NOT had any problems with polmar knots slipping either. I switched over FROM Invisix because I had line break issues a number of times with different line sizes and from different spools. I like red-label a lot.
FWIW, I have never had the improved clinch knot/Trilene Knot NOT work with any type of line.
Red Label, great buy for the money. Make sure to use a good line conditioner, I love Reel Snot, really helps to make line a lot more manageable overall.
I've used red label for years and had really good luck with it... yes there are better lines but they cost alot more. This spring I bought 2 1000 yard spools in 15 and 12 lb test and have noticed it isn't as good as the line in the level wound 200 yard spools. Noticeable difference in quality. I won't but any more 1000 yard spools of red label.
Try Tatsu just once....
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