ESP Syncro XT Loaded

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ESP Syncro XT Loaded 12lb Following its launch in 2011, the original ESP Syncro XT mono has grown to become one of the most widely used and well respected top end mainlines available. And with very good reason, it ticks all the boxes regarding what's required from a top performing carp mono: unbeatable knot strength, optimum stretch, superb abrasion resistance without being wiry and this relative suppleness makes it a front runner when it comes to distance casting. Highly respected known anglers such as Terry Hearn, Gaz Fareham, Kev Hewitt, Martin Bowler, Mark McKenna, Nick Helleur, Sean Leverett and Marcus Howarth switched to Syncro along with many others that are less well known but no lesser anglers. Many of these guys fish waters containing carp where nothing can be left to chance and a reliable mainline is key. Over the intervening period since the initial launch we have carried on testing various different mono samples and have yet to find anything better than Syncro, which combined all the attributes required. However during this testing process we explored different colours having been asked by some of our sponsored anglers for a darker olive green. The original samples which were in a different grade of monofilament looked superb, but were lacking when it came to strength. So we used the same dark olive pigment on the Syncro grade mono and that combined with a slight change to the surface finish gave us a line that had all the classic attributes of the original Syncro XT, but which sinks quicker. So Syncro XT Loaded was born and over the last eleven months the anglers that have been testing it for ESP have become completely sold on it. Upon casting out it sinks through the surface film virtually unaided until it just hangs from the rod tips. And if a slack line approach is required it stays that way, lying tight to the bottom to the extent that you can feel it peeling up off the lake bed when winding in. The dark olive pigment disappears against any lake bed and is actually very difficult to see when suspended off the rod tips, even in tap clear water. Regarding knot strength, just like the original Syncro XT, the new Loaded is underrated and the following knot strengths can be achieved using a carefully tied five turn grinner (tested on calibrated digital force meter):

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ESP Syncro XT Loaded 12lb

Following its launch in 2011, the original ESP Syncro XT mono has grown
to become one of the most widely used and well respected top end
mainlines available. And with very good reason, it ticks all the boxes
regarding what's required from a top performing carp mono: unbeatable
knot strength, optimum stretch, superb abrasion resistance without being
wiry and this relative suppleness makes it a front runner when it comes
to distance casting.

Highly respected known anglers such as Terry Hearn, Gaz Fareham, Kev
Hewitt, Martin Bowler, Mark McKenna, Nick Helleur, Sean Leverett and
Marcus Howarth switched to Syncro along with many others that are less
well known but no lesser anglers. Many of these guys fish waters
containing carp where nothing can be left to chance and a reliable
mainline is key.

Over the intervening period since the initial launch we have carried on
testing various different mono samples and have yet to find anything
better than Syncro, which combined all the attributes required. However
during this testing process we explored different colours having been
asked by some of our sponsored anglers for a darker olive green. The
original samples which were in a different grade of monofilament looked
superb, but were lacking when it came to strength.

So we used the same dark olive pigment on the Syncro grade mono and that
combined with a slight change to the surface finish gave us a line that
had all the classic attributes of the original Syncro XT, but which
sinks quicker.

So Syncro XT Loaded was born and over the last eleven months the anglers
that have been testing it for ESP have become completely sold on it.
Upon casting out it sinks through the surface film virtually unaided
until it just hangs from the rod tips. And if a slack line approach is
required it stays that way, lying tight to the bottom to the extent that
you can feel it peeling up off the lake bed when winding in.

The dark olive pigment disappears against any lake bed and is actually
very difficult to see when suspended off the rod tips, even in tap clear
water.

Regarding knot strength, just like the original Syncro XT, the new
Loaded is underrated and the following knot strengths can be achieved
using a carefully tied five turn grinner (tested on calibrated digital
force meter):

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