Fishing line known to the majority of fishermen for its special characteristics. Slightly sinking, allowing the natural presence of the bait. Very durable with or without a knot. Photochromic. 100% fluorocarbon. Invisible in water.
In order to achieve these and manage to manufacture a single material, the company used lightweight polyamides that melt at 280 degrees instead of 190-220 like all other nylons. A particularly high density is thus achieved in the molten mass of the colloidal material, which allows a low level of water absorption because, as is known, most fishing lines absorb water after a short time of being in it, become heavier and cause a 30% loss of strength. In contrast to common fishing lines, a fatty acid derivative containing many carbon atoms (8) is added to the melted mass of the colloidal material in order to provide the fishing line with the lowest possible coefficient of friction, thus eliminating unwanted abrasions.