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Abrazx Vs Invizx

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I just picked up a 7'6 Veritas for flipping/pitching and maybe for jigs, it currently has 20# Red Label spooled but I'm thinking about stepping up to 25# either AbrazX or InvizX. Can anyone tell me the pros and cons of either of them or which would be better for flipping/pitching? 

Get the Abrazx, its less stretchy and has better abrasion resistance.

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JeziHogg is 100% correct.

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I switched out mine from Invizx to Abrazx.  It is less stretchy and as advertised more abrasion resistant.   However it does have a ton more memory IMO than Invizx.  FWIW I went from 20 Invizx to 20 Abrazx.

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Main Line=>   Invisx

Leader=>       Abrazx

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Except for topwater setups all my rods are, Invizx 8lb for spinning, and Abrazx 12 or 20lb for baitcasting. I do use KVD L&L the night before each tourney but have never had any issues with management. Originally when I tried several types of flouro I hated it and used hybrid lines instead. On the suggestion of someone who kept beating me I tried Invizx first and loved it so I gave Abrazx a try. Did not take long at all to switch almost everything over.

Invisx is stretchy, great for cranks, wacky, and great for skipping under docks. I've found 15# gives me the least troubles with light weights and weightless wacky jigs.

I use abrazx for everything else that hits the bottom of the lake, grass, or shorelines. 17# flows through the micro eyes with no hiccups.

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Get the Abrazx, its less stretchy and has better abrasion resistance.

 

InvizX is a better choice for spinning tackle (#6 or #8),

AbrazX for baitcasting gear.

I'll add my "+1" to the thread.

 

InvisX offers trouble-free handling, but is actually one of the least abrasion-resistant fluorocarbon lines out there (according to an independent test I read).  Rocks, zebra mussels and northern pike make short work of it!

 

I'd use Abrazx for leader.

 

Tight lines,

Bob

Abrazx is abrasion resistance but coils off the reel more than Invizx also Invizx cast a bit smoother and cast slightly further. Also if you look at review scores  you will find Invizx has a higher score than Abrazx. Over all though both are (imo) tops in the flourocarbon line department and either one of them are fanstastic.

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