If you come to my contest, you'll be launching on 180# line and if you break it, you'll fly it. Just because you have no skill, just brute strength, is not my problem, either. So who says we have to cater to your HIGHER line strength needs. There is something in the rule book about the CD settting the rules of a particular contest. If I have everyone showing up with ICON 8s or whatever, 300# line is what I need to provide. My suggestion of 180# line doesn't actually cater to anyone. It's still too heavy for lots of models. It's actually strong enough to launch your Icon or my Onyx JW. The real world is that not everyone wants the latest carbon gobbler to fall out of the tree... so DUUUHHH!!! yourself. Wake up ... it ain't all about you.
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