Thread: power pro super 8 slick

I wonder if it would reduce the wear and tear on the ceramic guides??

Originally Posted by jnalley

well buy sume jeff and let us know how it works

well jakey poo the old jeffy would but you know i got that stupid truck payment now so just cant run out and spend money like i use to cuz of this stupid budget i'm on

Originally Posted by hardhunter2

I wonder if it would reduce the wear and tear on the ceramic guides??

never even even thought bout that matt! i bet it wouldThumbs Up i may just have to try and steal ed's credit card tomorrow! lol

I've read some comments on the internet where burrs were found on some spools, which some believe has caused abrasion when spooling on the line. One guy caught this by holding the line while spooling the line.

I guess we all should be aware of checking the spools for burrs or roughness before spooling line onto a reel, regardless of the brand.

I'm almost sure you will be happy with Power Pro Slick over the regular Power Pro.

Since the lines are coated, one should be extra careful not to trim too close when tying a knot. Always check the knot after tying.

Have 2 rods rigged with the 15 pound super slick, its name fits it, much less coarse than the regular power pro and slides through the guides very smooth. The line is fairly limp but has shown to be stong. So far so good.

Sure it will be better, just bought a 500 yd spool of the regular stuff. banghead. Good thing I didn't live at the turn of the last century, would have got bought the last ticket available for the Titanic.

Originally Posted by kazualobzerver

sure it will be better, just bought a 500 yd spool of the regular stuff. Banghead. Good thing i didn't live at the turn of the last century, would have got bought the last ticket available for the titanic.

lmaoRofl funny stuff kaz!

well since i'm down to prolly 20 yds on the regular stuff my well try it! sound's like it may just be a bit better! guess i wont know til i try