Comments: This is a very strong line punching well above its weight, has very little memory, and is very supple. I much prefer this to fluorocarbon for manageability, knot strength and toughness. Even high priced Flurocarbons with the possible exception of Seagur's highest end line, in the cold waters i sometimes fish turn into rigid friable accidents waiting to happen, especially on baitcasters. Not so with this line. Highly recommend as a primary line or leader.

From: William: Indianapolis, In 10/27/21

Comments: I have been using 832 and tritanium plus for many many years with no problem so I bought 2 spools of this line in 20# test and it was a nightmare. I spooled it up on one of my baitcasters to use for texas rigging. After 2 or 3 cast I could see the line was fraying so I retied and several cast later the line was frayed again so I retied again and on my second cast I hooked a bass and broke off. That was the end of my experiment. I would recommend any other line.

From: Terry: 2/12/21

Comments: Super strong line. I had to wrap a towel around my hand in order to break off a snag without cutting the hand while using 10# test. Not as abrasion resistant as I'd hoped, but no other complaints. Since the line is fairly thick, I would buy 8# next time as I'm sure strength is not an issue.

From: Larry: Niagara Falls, NY 8/29/20

Comments: Long time Elite and Invisiline FC user, tried some of the Advance Mono to compare; excellent line but stiffer and more memory that either. Would not hesitate to buy and use more, but prefer Elite & IFC.

From: Don: Texas 3/13/20

Comments: Excellent leader line. Just take note of the line size before you buy. I was thinking 12 when I should have bought 10 #. Still an awesome leader line. No stretch, very sensitive, very strong, low memory. What else can you ask for?

From: Dean: Las Vegas, NV 3/12/20

Comments: Let me first say, I love Seaguar! I tried this because I've heard nothing but good things about it. I love it! Hated their fluorocarbon. Period. But this stuff is the best! After using it, I got more and I even tried it on my jig rod. All I can say is, wow... How can this be so good but their fluoro is so bad? I would definitely recommend! Finally, a line by Sufix I can stand behind!

From: Justin P: Little Falls, MN 1/16/20

Comments: this line is junk on a spin reel. lots of memory and too stiff. do not put on a spinning reel

From: Unknown: 11/23/19

Comments: Suffix Advanced Monofilament  is by far the best line I have ever used for worm fishing. The line is virtually invisible in low vis green but the best part is the low stretch and increased sensitivity over other co polymer lines. They have brought the sensitivity and low stretch better than fluorocarbon line and approaches the sensitivity of braid. I use this solely for soft plastics in Florida and haul in large fish with no problem and you can feel a fish look at this line.

From: Dave: Florida 10/2/19

Comments: 20lb Sufix Advance copolymer is the best leader line I've ever used - hands down! Like Advance so much I tried their Promix line and spooled up the ultralight rig! Back the Advance it's abrasion resistance is unmatched here we have lots of riprap rocks along lakes and on the bottoms that it's nearly impossible to keep lures. Switched to only using Advance and now I get to keep my lures! Copolymer is better than Flouro or Mono. Beats them at everything but it's a perfect balance of both it doesn't sink or float and it's invisible too. No lie this stuff is abrasion resistant. I tested it against 50 lb saltwater leader material and this stuff keeps up and it so easy to work with. Tried Segaur but it has zero abrasion resistance wouldn't reccomend using Segaur for anything around rocks. Anyways Sufix Advance is my favorite line very impressive technology! 

From: Jason: Nashville, TN 11/1/18