Textreme Stretch Floss Round Large
Textreme Stretch Floss Round Large is a premium round elastic fibre with exceptional stretchability, designed for tying realistic legs, antennae, segmented bodies and ribbing. When stretched, its diameter can be reduced by up to four times, allowing the same material to create both delicate and more substantial details. Its long-lasting dye technology ensures vibrant colours that resist fading even after extended use.
Technical Specifications
| Material | Elastic synthetic fibre |
| Type | Round elastic floss |
| Size | Large |
| Packaging | 40 strands |
| Properties | Extremely high elasticity, diameter can be reduced up to four times when stretched, fade-resistant colours |
| Applications | Legs, antennae, ribbing, segmented bodies and other fine fly tying details |
| Manufacturer | Textreme |
What is Textreme Stretch Floss Round Large?
Textreme Stretch Floss Round Large is a high-quality round elastic fibre developed for creating highly realistic details on artificial flies. Thanks to its exceptional elasticity, fly tyers can precisely control the material's diameter simply by adjusting the amount of stretch, making it suitable for a wide variety of applications.
It is primarily used for tying legs and antennae on dry flies, nymphs and streamers, but also performs exceptionally well as ribbing or for building segmented bodies. The advanced dyeing process provides rich, durable colours that maintain their appearance over time.
Key Features
- Round fibre with exceptionally high elasticity.
- Diameter can be reduced up to four times when stretched.
- Perfect for realistic legs and antennae.
- Excellent for ribbing and segmented bodies.
- Rich, fade-resistant colours.
- Easy to work with and highly durable.
Ideal For
- Legs on nymphs and dry flies.
- Antennae.
- Ribbing.
- Segmented fly bodies.
- Streamers.
- Realistic insect imitations.
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FLYFISHING.BG RECOMMENDSExperiment with different amounts of stretch when using Textreme Stretch Floss Round Large. Maximum stretching produces extremely fine legs and ribbing, while using the material with little or no stretch creates fuller segmented bodies and more robust antennae. This versatility makes it one of the most useful elastic materials for modern fly tying. |
