Comments: I've been using Platinum for 2 weeks now, its PREMIUM TOP SHELF line.  Handles beautifully, minimal stretch and tough.  Caught 60+ fish on the same drop shot rig before it finally tore; thats pretty good.  I want to see what its like after a couple months but i may be donating my bulk spools of pline and going all izorline 8-10 platinum next year. 

From: Jamie: Unknown 6/28/21

Comments: Smooth and strong, this is the best mono on the market it casts well and can withstand catching more than a few big fish.

From: Unknown - 10/12/19

Comments: Izor used to be my only mono or co polymer I would use. All pound tests and for both spinning and bait casting. Got turned on to it by Dean Rojas when he gave me a spool about 10 years ago. Over the past 1-2 years have run into several spools that break easily, even by hand like sewing thread. Always possible to get a bad spool, but multiple bad spools bought over a years time points to a quality issue. Hard to get anyone to take it back. Disappointing and now trying to find a new line. 

From: GDW: Tennessee 9/2/18

Comments: It's just amazing how a guy on here says he prefers Stren to this? I've tried Stren ten different times over 2 decades, it's ABSOLUTELY GARBAGE! Stretches and too soft, abrasion resistance sucks. It's interesting because it has to be different people's different vibration or frequencies allow them to use different lines and be successful. Or maybe the hermetic principle of mentalism. I have tried to use Stren though, horrible! Moving on, Izor Platinum Green is standard bass mono, no reason to buy anything else it's awesome, wish more people knew about it. Big game guy for first ten or so years of my career (xt and xl too). Pound for pound it's better than big game. Fished Max for years too. Suffix (I actually like Suffix, get the Siege though), but always end up at the end of the day settling on Izor Platinum Green. It works just fine and for the price it can't be beat. Stren... hahaha that's crazy!

From: MetatronStar: Hollywood 4/7/17

Comments: Easily the best all around mono BY FAR ever made! Did I say BY FAR! I've never had to change it out unless I was low on a real and needed more line for distance & gear ratio. Hands down better line than big game. Get the green of course. No reason ever to buy any other mono this company has been around since the fishing industry this is one of fishings greatest kept secrets & shouldn't be this line is industry standard.

From: Tony: CA 8/25/16

Comments: I've always used Big Game in 12# for my mono with no break offs or knot failures. Bought a 1100 yard spool of clear, it has much less memory then the big game. I lost 3 G Lock 4/0 hooks and 3 5" senko's due to knot failure. I was using a uni knot. I read the reviews, and see I need to use a fish n fool knot

From: Ed: OH 6/1/14

Comments: Over the years, I think I have tried every brand of line on the market.  I was never satisfied until I finally tried some Izorline Platinum.  Izorline Platinum is the toughest, most abrasion resistant, low stretch line that I have ever used.  It will outlast every other brand of line, either on the spool or in cool, dry storage.  I just used some 4 year old 6 pound test on a trip to Canada and not one smallie broke me off.  It performed as well as a new line would have.  Try that with any other brand of line, especially those that get chalky and brittle 6 months after the spool is purchased.  I only wished I had listened to some close friends and begun using Izorline years earlier.

From: Jeff: Alliance, Ohio

Comments: I am a huge fan of Izorline Platinum green tint 8 lb. line for small jerk baits and #7 Shad Raps.  Use the fish n fool knot.  You will love this line on a Shimano Stradic 2500.

From: Dan: Cary, NC

Comments: Wow Mike!  Thanks for the knot tying suggestion!  I tried the Double Uni, San Diego Jam, Trilene and Palomar knots...You know, the "tried and true" ones, and they all failed :(  Maybe there is a secret magical knot on Youtube the world has yet to discover.  Can't wait to check it out! Since we're sharing, I have some info to share with you!  Pretty much all mono breaks above it's rating on a machine.  That's why you need to look at line diameter.  This line is thicker than other lines rated the same, hence the slightly higher breaking strength!  Water absorption, abrasion etc. hugely affect a lines performance.  I like to think of it this way.. It's kind of almost like you need to use a line to know if it's good or not, not just watch it on tv.  Maybe you could spend less time watching Babe Winkelman, and more time fishing.  That might help you discern between a good line, and a not-so-good one.  Hope these suggestions were helpful!

From: Snaildog: Indy

Comments: hey snail maybe you should learn to tie a knot ? Iv personally seen this line and numerous fishing shows and the machine they test the line on In front if my eyes, 10lb test breaking at 14lb, 12 lb test breaking at 19 Lbs so possibly YouTube tying knots.

From: Mike: NJ

Comments: Don't know why people like this line.  it's weak.  I snip off the heavy single on my swimbaits and rig them with lighter double hooks because I know they will release and give me my bait back with 20 lb. test cxx or stren original.  Never lose a bait this way.  Lost several baits with this line at 25 lb test..  junk.

From: Snaildog: Indy

Comments: Awesome Line.. Super Tough and casts well

From: Jordan: Lynchburg, VA

Comments: this line sucks. in one day out on the water i lost half the line on my spool.

From: Matt: OC, CA

Comments: Super Great Strength But Terrible Memory

Comments:Izorline XXX or Platinum are the strongest lines I have ever tried bar none. I have compared it to P-line and with the same diameter, it will beat it also. I wish you would carry the 1/4 lb and the 1 lb spools. It is a hard product to get on the east coast....THANKS

From:James: Linden, NC