€10 gift card
Claim your exclusive offer before it expires!
Fine sinking line control
incl. VAT, excl.
| Name | Horizon X Sinking Monofilament 4lb 0.16mm 300m |
| EAN | 5056212119769 |
| MPN | GML021 |
| Brand | Matrix |
| Line Diameter | 0.16mm |
| Breaking Strain | 1.81kg |
| Color | Translucent Grey |
| Spool Length | 300m |
| Material | Monofilament |
| Texture | sinking, supple |
| Line Memory | sinking, abrasion resistant, high knot strength, flexible |
| Lubrication | abrasion resistant |
| Water Absorption | Sinking |
Matrix positions Horizon X as a sinking monofilament for feeder fishing and waggler fishing. It is intended as a main line where good line lay and reliable knot strength matter.
Choose mainly by diameter and breaking strain. Lower diameters and lighter strains suit finer presentations, while thicker and stronger versions are better when you want more security and pulling power.
Yes, the supplier describes it as a sinking monofilament. That makes it useful when you want to keep the line below the surface during feeder or float work.
No questions asked, 30 days to return.
Your data is protected by industry-standard 256-bit SSL/TLS encryption.
The Matrix Horizon X Monofilament Line is built for anglers who want a dependable sinking main line for feeder fishing and waggler fishing. Its supple mono construction helps the line settle well, while strong knot performance and abrasion resistance support regular use on demanding venues.
This sinking monofilament is designed to help keep more line below the surface, which can improve line control when fishing feeders or wagglers. That makes it a practical choice when you want a neat connection between rod tip and rig.
Matrix states high abrasion resistance and high tensile knot strength, two useful qualities for repeated casting, playing fish, and fishing around rough features. The line is also described as durable and supple, which supports easy handling on the spool.
Each variant comes on a 300 m spool with a 150 m marker sticker. This is handy if you want to load one reel fully or split the line evenly across two reel fills.
All variants share the same sinking mono concept, spool length, and translucent grey finish. The main difference is diameter and breaking strain, so lighter options suit finer feeder or float setups, while heavier versions give extra security when you need more strength.
