It is a strange hybrid almost like braid with a teflon coating. I loved everything about it sensitive,cast like butter, and any bird nest a cinch to untangle. Unfortunately did not pass the most important test, durability. It frays easily after little use. Back to brAid. Braid never failed me. Should have never changed. Make sure I check reviews before trying something new. Not only did I lose what may have been trophy smallie, I'm out $17. 
"Berkley Solutions" didn't pass the test either. Supposed to be awesome for spinning tackle - cast a "bird's nest" through the eyelets twice yesterday. Back to braid for me too. Suffix 832 Braid - I pretty much have it on everything right now. Like the 10 lb test on my spinning rods, 20 lbs test on my plastic swimbaits and worm rods, 30 to 50 lbs on my froggin' rods. I have never broken off or had a knot slip out the whole time I have been using it. Casts a mile, back lashes are a breeze to pick out, super sensitive and strong as hell.... I have towed my kayak a few times with it after I snag a lure in a submerged tree. Best to have a "plug knocker" on board when using braid..... I like the stuff, no doubt.
Ya braid's the best. I only have mono on my trout/panfish rod, which is P-line 4 pound test "fluoroclear" which is great line for my purposes. Other than that I use 40 lb. power pro braid. It's great on my baitcaster, but I'm thinking on of downsizing to 20 or 30 lb. on one of my spinning rods.
