RIKIMARU Braided Fishing Line Abrasion Resistant Superline Zero Stretch&Low Memory Extra Thin Diameter 327-1094 Yds, 4-180LB

Light and thin line. Remember that knotting any line reduced breaking strength. Depending on your needs you may wish to sleeve or splice the line at the end. If you knot it, do not figure you will undo the knot again, you will cut it away. Recommended.

it's quality line. it's a bit stiffer and thicker than some top dollar stuff but it does just fine

Bought the 40 lb blue braid. Used for saltwater fishing. Hooked onto some ladyfish and a decent 20 inch bluefish and pulled it up the 20+ foot pier just fine (with leader line of course).Only complaint is that whatever they dye the line with leaves some minor powder residue when loading my reel with it initially.

It is very light weight and I like that the line pays out easily from my spinning reel. I can fit over 100 yds on the smallest spinning reel.

No more twisted mono line

This was a game changer. I fish in south Texas and the sun is bright. This line lights up the air and can be seen very easily even in low light. It's very strong and light. I 10/10 recommended this again and again.Great job performance

This is nice, cheap braid. Perfect for that sort of thing. I spool it up on my ice fishing traps that I use for mostly largemouth, perch, burbot, pickerel…These are just my experiences….It’s knot holding power is 5/5, I know this because I’ve never had a knot fail. I tested this line by tying numerous knots (palomar, uni, and improved clinch) to a large hook, and tying some parachord to two gallons of water with a known weight of 16.6 pounds. I hook the hook on the rope and lift and the line snaps way before the gallons are off the ground. Not the knot, the line, usually somewhere in the middle, but never the knots. If I had to guess I’d say….a little more than 50% of the weight is taken up before snapping. So the misguided test rating, as well as it’s stiffness are my two complaints.The positives are that it’s the cheapest braid on Amazon I think. And it’s perfect for my ice fishing traps. I spoil the traps with it, and use a uni to uni and attach a 6 pound flouro leader to it. Again, never had a knot failure. Actually the line has never failed me either in this application but the biggest fish I’ve caught through the ice is a 4# largemouth.Since I’m using it for ice fishing and have the bottom of the hole to deal with, I can also attest to the fact that this line holds up very well to that. It doesn’t fray, or thin when rubbing the ice. It will actually cut through. Ice does not accumulate in it. It’s nice. I will probably continue to use it on my ice traps.For my baitcasters and spinning reels I use a higher quality braid like PowerPro or Spiderwire, that stuff is very tough and I don’t think I’ve ever broken my line when using it appropriately.I once heard Aaron Weibe of Uncut Angling (YouTube channel) say: line is cheap, you buy it once and go all season with it (or longer like me) buy the good stuff once and never worry about it again. True dat. Don’t skimp on the details. The split shot and octopus hook on my ice rigs are cheap too. If I break off it’s whatever. Rapalas, and Live Targets are NOT cheap, and I only trust higher quality braid to those applications.Overall guys…this is a great value for simpler, cheaper applications like ice traps where you’re only risking a sinker and hook. Buy it for that! For your expensive jerkbaits, cranks, and chatterbaits…don’t skimp here.

Muy buen producto, cumple su objetivo, lo mejor que pudieron inventar para pescar.

Well made, nice quality for great value

I bought it out of interest in modern polymer filaments, but as a former avid fisherman (mainly spearfishing, but I wet a line quite often) it seems like it'd work at least as well and probably much better than nylon :)