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

This braid seems to be as good as most. I’ve spooled several reels with multi colored, for in Land fishing. I like the fact that each color is 10 yards, this makes it easier to pinpoint depth without line counter reels. It also helps everyone keep consistent while trolling. The line seems to be as tough as anything I’ve used before, I always tie a monofilament leader of a lighter weight to keep from breaking the braid if we get snagged.Very happy, everyone that I fish with ends up buying this product.

Didn’t break easy

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.

RIKIMARU Braided Fishing Line Abrasion Resistant Superline Zero Stretch&Low Memory Extra Thin Diameter 327-1094 Yds, 4-180LBWorks great on both baitcasters. Caught a few fish already.

Good quality,smooth line

The line seems to be suitable for the purpose it was intended. But, the color fastness leaves a lot to be desired. I spooled up a reel with six pound yellow line and after two days of fishing, in fresh water, the line turned pure white. Who can say if this is a problem? I did land fish with both colors. However, I do miss my yellow line. It looked better on my gold reel.

But it still seems good, for surf fishing... just not near rocks!

I lost 4 rigs using this line. Total of about $25 worth of demon floats gone. Line casted fine the first time. The second time. After that.. Snap. Then casted lightly, and on the reel in, Snap. Next 2 cast, Snap,Snap.. Ok im done with this line.. Never again will I buy from this company. I was trying this line for the first time..

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 :)