Proline Floating Line

I have a 8 weight Proline it's cast beautiful. Price is perfect. I like IT. One small mistake after aiming, it's not 120ft but 100ft, shame about those 5 meters.

I have #1 and #6 is it awesome 🙌

I use the 7 wt line on a 9’ 6 wt rod to help with casts less than 40’ in saltwater. And also shortened the tip to help turnover heavier flies and dealing with windy conditions.
Works well casting into tight areas and sight casting Snook.
I also have the 8 wt line ( 9 wt not available) on my 9’ 9 wt rod and even with the longer head, it loads and shoots quickly. I haven’t modify it yet, other than taking the extra 20’ off the back end.
It compares well with my $100 Sc Angler Amplitude line.
Helps to clean and dress the lines after every use so they shoot easier.
At $37 per line shipped, I feel better when fish drag the fly line through heavier structure and chew them up.

Fantastic line, could be even better if supplied on a spool to help with loading the reel, saving the birds nest. Would still be worth a few extra ££ to cover the spool

The number 5# Proline Floating is one of the three weights of Proline lines I use, all are excellent value and cast exactly as described.
No matter what the conditions or size of fish, Trout or Salmon, the lines have never let me down,an excellent product.

Nice floating line. This is my first experience with Sunray fly lines and I'm impressed. The line represents good value for money. It casts well and has little to no memory. It's encouraged me to try the other lines available. One small criticism is that I'd prefer lines to be shipped on a spool, this came shipped in plastic packaging and once removed, inevitably ended up in a huge birds nest.