MONIC IMPACT ECO BLUE FLOATING« Go Back

Available from R 299.00

Core materials for Impact fly lines have a stretch rate of about 4 percent. Traditionally, the average stretch of a fly line is about 15 percent!
The low-stretch core of Impact lines translates back to the angler as well as the rod to assist in casting, connectivity to the fly, and accuracy.
For years, fly lines have been marketed as cold water, arctic, tropical, still water, warm water, etc.
Impact fly lines are suitable for all temperatures.
A Monic Impact fly line will perform equally well in all temperatures, whether it is used for winter steelhead with snow on the riverbank or if it is being directed toward tailing permit from the bow of a hot skiff in the tropics.
The coating on Impact lines is a polyester blend.
Historically, the industry has been made up of fly lines that were coated with either PVC or polyurethane, as well as polyethylene.
The material used to make Impact lines costs 10 times more than other lines, yet the consumers’ price of Impact lines remains competitive with the rest of the market.
Polyester, unlike the others, is a very low memory coating. Imagine picking up a wadded-up PVC poncho, or inflatable raft from the floor of a tool shed.
You’ll notice that those items retain that exact shape. Now imagine picking up a polyester suit that has been laying on the floor of a closet since the 70s. Shake off the dust, and it’s ready for your next disco party—no wrinkles.

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