This SKU table contains a list of all SKUs available for the product. You can filter the list of items shown by selecting attributes.
Description
Seaguar AbrazX Fluorocarbon Fishing Line
Seaguar® AbrazX™ Fluorocarbon Fishing Line is made with Level Wind Technology™, Seaguar's exclusive design process that spools the line by laying it down on its side, never crossing for super smoothness without any line overstress or twist. Ideal for freshwater spinning and baitcasting. Made from 100% Seguar resins, AbrazX line has unparalleled abrasion resistance and is virtually invisible underwater.
Levelwind Technology
Ideal for freshwater spinning and baitcasting
Unparalleled abrasion resistance
Made from 100% Seguar resins
Virtually invisible underwater
Web ID: 104165
Reviews
Rated 5 out of
5 by
BulldogJackrabbit from
Extremely pleasedRecently fished 3 days in Ontario for the fifth year. Caught/release 35 walleye between 18” and 27.5”, along with several northern - largest @ 37.5”. Use Power Pro 20# with SeaGuar Abraisz 10# fluorocarbon 10’ leader. Worked great for all four of us. When back in MN, we just change to 4# or 6# leader for smaller fish. Connect fluorocarbon to power pro with double uni. Ease of changing leader without having to change line on reel. Great hook set/limited stretch. Couldn’t be happier!
Date published: 2019-08-02
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Canuck angler from
Great line, lives up to its descriptionStarted using this line in 20lb after having Berkley vanish fluoro in the same test rating spooled on for several months previously. What a difference, true low-stretch feel, way less springiness on hooksets and when working baits through heavy cover, far less coiling off the spool, and far more supple line-feel overall. Casting distance was definitely improved. Really, I could go on and on about how night and day the difference was... A great line for fishing the heavy cover I typically encounter - lot's of stumps & laydowns, wood, rock, and heavy vegetation.
Date published: 2019-07-16
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Potomacbasscat from
Toughest fluorocarbonI have been fishing this line for a long time as leader line on my braid and it takes more abuse than any other line I’ve used.
Date published: 2019-07-02
Rated 1 out of
5 by
Jamie01 from
Not up to expectationI purchased this line based on a friend's recommendation. I found it to have lots of line memory. It coiled up severely when there was slack in it. I have broken the line on hook sets many times much to easily, with very little to no resistance. All these issues were within a two week period of spooling the brand new line on my reels.
Date published: 2017-05-21
Rated 5 out of
5 by
LoganB1137 from
Great LineBought the 12 lb test for bass and trout fishing and it's great, very small diameter which is good for trout and the line is surprisingly strong for such a small diameter.
Date published: 2017-04-14
Rated 4 out of
5 by
JimCT1967 from
Served me well on opening dayI had Cabelas spool this 4lb test on my Shimano 1000 FE on my 5'6"" ultralight. It cast well and survived several snags which were the two things I most concerned about. Wish the trout had been a little more cooperative that day.
Date published: 2016-04-16
Rated 5 out of
5 by
Creepy from
OMGWow. I used the 20lb while on a multi day trip into the land of big bass. I could not break it when hung up, even drifting away with the boat! I was like "whaaaaat?" I fished swimbaits, spoons and a-rigs with it. This stuff is magical. Costly magic, but do you want to break off that 10+ lb fish? Me neither. Use this.
Date published: 2016-02-20
Rated 1 out of
5 by
Creasy from
Junk!! Stuff twisted up and had really bad memory. Worst line every
whyis seaguar abrazx better than seaguarred seal? thanks
Asked by: brock red
AbrazX is going to be a better quality fluorocarbon that will be more supple for use on both spinning gear and baitcasting. it will also be 2x more abrasion resistant.
Answered by: Seaguar Ambassador
Date published: 2018-04-02
How does this line compare to invisx?
I have used invisx for several years for fresh and saltwater applications without a single breakoff. I really like the castability and knot strength. I'm tempted to switch to the abrazx for my expensive deep crankbaits, but I don't want to sacrifice the knot strength and castability for some additional abrasion resistance. If anyone out there has used both, I would really appreciate your feedback.
Asked by: TheEmeraldGiant
I wouldn't switch away from InvizX, its a great line and I've never had a break-off like you.
I wasn't pleased with abrazx as I had numerous break-offs.... the line is weak.
If you venture to purchase the Abrazx as an experiment, I would highly recommend that you double-check the line strength before you cast an expensive deep diver. I bought the 8lb test and it snapped like <4lb test, maybe I got a bad batch? but, I'd never use the stuff again for fear of losing another fish/lure.
Hope this helps.
Cheers
Chris
