Banor Posted March 19, 2009 Posted March 19, 2009 I am finding this topic to be extremely informative! I just spooled #8 Seagar invizx on one of my spinning set ups last night, which was a first considering I am primarily a braid w/ flouro leader guy. After taking a few practice casts in the yard I seem to be getting small line twists despite spooling the line properly, from the what I have read here it seems that the line conditioner will help resolve this...or am I wrong? I was thinking of going out in the yard and stripping the line down the the backing then reeling it back up through a soaked cloth or can I just apply the conditioner directly to the line on the spool? Last but not least does Dicks carry the KVD conditioner? Thanks for the help! I am a big fan of InvisX so this is not a negative comment, but I would not use InvisX on spinning personnally. I'd go with RoadWarrior's favorite Yozuri Hybrid Ultrasoft on Spinning. Line conditioner aside I think you'd see more benefits on spinning with the Yozuri. B Quote
Bass Bass Bass Posted March 19, 2009 Posted March 19, 2009 I am finding this topic to be extremely informative! I just spooled #8 Seagar invizx on one of my spinning set ups last night, which was a first considering I am primarily a braid w/ flouro leader guy. After taking a few practice casts in the yard I seem to be getting small line twists despite spooling the line properly, from the what I have read here it seems that the line conditioner will help resolve this...or am I wrong? I was thinking of going out in the yard and stripping the line down the the backing then reeling it back up through a soaked cloth or can I just apply the conditioner directly to the line on the spool? Last but not least does Dicks carry the KVD conditioner? Thanks for the help! I am a big fan of InvisX so this is not a negative comment, but I would not use InvisX on spinning personnally. I'd go with RoadWarrior's favorite Yozuri Hybrid Ultrasoft on Spinning. Line conditioner aside I think you'd see more benefits on spinning with the Yozuri. B I have the ultra soft and like the product. I also have had great experiences with the P-line CX, that to me is the best out of the 3. I used the invizx because I had just enough left to spool one reel and figured I would use it during the early season. Quote
ROCbass Posted March 19, 2009 Posted March 19, 2009 KVD Line & Lure Conditioner bonds with the line. Once dried, it doesnot wash off. Copolymer line is significantly effected by this product, memory is virtually eliminated. That doesn't mean there is no coiling from storage on the spool, but most of this goes away after a few casts. The other notable feature is reducing backlash and making them easier to pick out. Increased casting is another claim, but I really haven't noticed any significant improvement. 8-) I don't use KVD or any other product on my line, and most coiling still goes away after a few casts. Quote
Super User ww2farmer Posted March 19, 2009 Super User Posted March 19, 2009 I guess I am the oddball here, I have been using Reel Magic for years and never been dissatisfied with it. But you guys might be talking me in to KVD Quote
Volman482 Posted March 19, 2009 Posted March 19, 2009 KVD Line & Lure Conditioner is the greatest !!!!!! It has many other uses too. Check here to get all your questions answered. http://www.lineandlure.com/ Quote
Redhed Posted March 20, 2009 Posted March 20, 2009 KVD Line & Lure Conditioner bonds with the line. Once dried, it doesnot wash off. Copolymer line is significantly effected by this product, memory is virtually eliminated. That doesn't mean there is no coiling from storage on the spool, but most of this goes away after a few casts. The other notable feature is reducing backlash and making them easier to pick out. Increased casting is another claim, but I really haven't noticed any significant improvement. 8-) not to say you are wrong but i used KVD as i lined new line on my spin rods and yes the coiling is still there and it did not go away after a few casts. i fished for a few hours with the same rods and the line actually feels stiffer than fresh out of the spool. just something i have noticed and the line i use is a copolymer. i will try different ways with KVD but over all i am not impressed so far. this could change. btw the coils never relaxed. Quote
Super User eyedabassman Posted March 20, 2009 Super User Posted March 20, 2009 KVD Line & Lure Conditioner bonds with the line. Once dried, it doesnot wash off. Copolymer line is significantly effected by this product, memory is virtually eliminated. That doesn't mean there is no coiling from storage on the spool, but most of this goes away after a few casts. The other notable feature is reducing backlash and making them easier to pick out. Increased casting is another claim, but I really haven't noticed any significant improvement. 8-) not to say you are wrong but i used KVD as i lined new line on my spin rods and yes the coiling is still there and it did not go away after a few casts. i fished for a few hours with the same rods and the line actually feels stiffer than fresh out of the spool. just something i have noticed and the line i use is a copolymer. i will try different ways with KVD but over all i am not impressed so far. this could change. btw the coils never relaxed. OK, now spray your line on the spools with the KVD and let it dry. And then you will see a big change for the better! Quote
SMfisher Posted March 20, 2009 Posted March 20, 2009 I tried kvd this year and can see the difference. Quote
Redhed Posted March 20, 2009 Posted March 20, 2009 KVD Line & Lure Conditioner bonds with the line. Once dried, it doesnot wash off. Copolymer line is significantly effected by this product, memory is virtually eliminated. That doesn't mean there is no coiling from storage on the spool, but most of this goes away after a few casts. The other notable feature is reducing backlash and making them easier to pick out. Increased casting is another claim, but I really haven't noticed any significant improvement. 8-) not to say you are wrong but i used KVD as i lined new line on my spin rods and yes the coiling is still there and it did not go away after a few casts. i fished for a few hours with the same rods and the line actually feels stiffer than fresh out of the spool. just something i have noticed and the line i use is a copolymer. i will try different ways with KVD but over all i am not impressed so far. this could change. btw the coils never relaxed. OK, now spray your line on the spools with the KVD and let it dry. And then you will see a big change for the better! LOL i DID! i did it just like all you guys say. plus i pretreated the line as i spooled it on my reel just like most of you have mentioned. i will keep messing with it. Quote
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