Got to use it extensively in my tournament yesterday in 20# as a long leader material. I was impressed. Extremely abrasion resistant, very low stretch, and pretty managable. Didn't hook up but I have faith that it's sensitive. I haven't used shooter or toray flouro but I don't see how they could be too much better when they cost over double if not more.

I use it as main line at times ( clear/blue ) I like it fine as well! Typical for me is #15. The line seems to be under most people's radar.. Not mine, sounds like not yours either..

I love it! Favorite co poly. But I got some Izorline for this spring

I was wrapped around a branch and tried to pull my jig out. Had to unwrap it after it dug into the branch. It had nicks and scrapes that would have busted flourocarbon I've used. I retied but I didn't think I needed to.

I'm using 6lb on a light rod at the moment and it's doing well. Had a fish go into a pile of sticks and tangles the other day, when it eventually decided to swim out and get landed I was amazed that the line didn't appear to be at all damaged.

CX is my go to copoly, I use it as a mainline only.  I've tried all of them and always come back to CX.  I use fluoro on most of my set ups now but CX is a great line.

I use it for my swimbait fishing in 25lb test.  All other methods I use Sunline.