I agree. I have a 5/6 switch and in my opinion the Rio switch line is too heavy for one hand casting and the belly is too long for two hand casting. I have a skagit head and a WF7W line for it now.
-- I will note though, that on my 6wt switch rod, I found the Hydros 3D switch line to be on par with a 9wt or so overhand line. It didn't really let me fully experience TH casting like I was able to when I switched to a Skagit head. FWIW, I cut the head off the Hydros line and looped the end of the running line and the end of the Hydros line. That lets me switch heads without having to buy a new running line. I now use the switch head when OH casting the rod while high-sticking nymphs for trout, in the surf, or from a kayak, all places where the extra length is particularly useful but the water anchor isn't particularly so.
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