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| Anyone use this??? Few bucks cheaper for 300 yards at cabelas. Didn't get any mention when asking about 100 # options for my pounder setup. |
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| I have spiderwire stealth on several setups of mine. I don't mind it, but it is not "top notch" braid. I would go with Cortland 1st. I have power pro on other set ups and it seems to be just under the performance level of power pro if that helps you make a comparison. Overall not a "bad" braid though.
Like most other things, you get what you pay for. |
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| I used to use it all the time on every reel. It never failed me, just became not as readily available for purchase. |
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Location: sneaking out to get on the water ;-) | Stealth is nice ultracast is awesome. |
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Location: Rhinelander, Wisconsin | Stealth is nice braid. I have in on most of my reels right now. Very nice line, and certainly is a premium braid as far as performance and durability; it's quiet in the guides, and doesn't fray much at all through tough use. |
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Location: South-Central VA | Great stuff, I use it on several reels.
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Location: Bloomington, IL | I use Stealth on all my reels and certainly agree it's a premium braid...very quiet too. I have used a few different lines over the years....Cortland is certainly good line too, and didn't mine Tuffline XP either. One line I do not like is Power Pro....not quiet and do not like it's durability...experienced and heard of line snapping on casts from friends who have used it as well and will never use it again.
Another line to check out is Suffix Performance braid (not Suffix 832). A buddy of mine uses this and swears by it.
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