Aside from being 7 bucks cheaper,is there much difference between Seaguar Red Label and Seaguar Inviz flouro line. I usually only spool on about 65 yds but this stuff gets expensive after a while. Thanks for any advice.Crowcommander  

try the Seaguar AbrazX Fluorocarbon Line , much better than the red label ...

I have tried the abrazx, and the invizx but the red works great for me. Low memory, doesn't fly off the spool, sensitive, and it will bend worm hooks out of shape before it snaps.

I have some of this but have not tried it out yet.  Good to hear some people like it.

Later,

I don't believe it's as durable as AbrazX (based on info from Seaguar's website), but it's durable enough for my style of fishing. I've got it on most of my reels and as sweet daddy said, low memory and it lays down on the spool nicely which is a pet peeve of mine that I can't stand about some of the other fluoro's.

I've tried several different brands and keep coming back to Seaguar.

I have tried the abrazx, and the invizx but the red works great for me. Low memory, doesn't fly off the spool, sensitive, and it will bend worm hooks out of shape before it snaps.

IMHO the memory issue is why I won't be buying more. Invizx is great on the memory issue and is a great line IMHO but a little costly. I know to some what I'm about to say will discredit me to many, but I've went back to Vanish for my everyday high test flipping needs. It's cheap and frankly in my experience not bad. I don't have break offs and with KVD treating the line it's not that bad on the memory issue. Next on my list to try is Cabela's fluro that is made by Seaguar. It's pretty cheap and I love the 6lb test of it I put on my spinning set up. I figure if the 17# is just as good I've got a new everyday line.

never tried th seagar... i use the BPS XPS... but would like to find something cheaper than 20 bucks a spool... any one tried sun?