Spearit 100FT 1/8IN BAIDED Kevlar

The product seem very durable so I can't wait to try it out on my next diving adventure at the ship wrecks!

I love this stuff. I often use this line for my rope meteor. The line is thin and strong which lets you get some pretty incredible momentum especially if you are using a mass with a goodly amount of weight. I spin with a pair of huge(tm) monkey fists (about 4") on the end and the kevlar braiding works well with fire props. I use a few quick links to separate the heads from the line. The only breaks I ever get with this line come from abrading the line ... effectively sawing it ... which can happen if you tie directly to the props or similar.

Its thicker than expectorad

Very high quality kevlar material that is well braided and nicely capped off to stop fraying of the ends. Lower priced options exist, but for the same claimed weight rating, cord from other companies will often be half or less diameter and break much easier when sometimes unavoidable sharp edges are scraped.

This is exactly what I was looking for. Although I am a spearfisherman, I use a sling that doesn't require a line. I bought this Kevlar cord for tying kayaks to my vehicle and it works great. It is very strong and flexible, and it holds knots well.

I bought this line as part of a backpacking hammock setup. I used the Kevlar 900 lb line as a ridge line between the trees from which I would hang my hammock. I tied loops in the line using an “alpine butterfly” knot, and hung the hammock from those loops using caribeeners. After 1 year 3 overnight camps and maybe 40 total hours of use the line broke from within one of the knots. I weigh 200 lbs.

Lightweight right strength for the jobUsed on a backcountry trip for 'bear line'Worked perfectly!

Before you buy, think about whether you intend to shoot fish over 100-200#. If you do, buy this. If you don't, get the black Kevlar cord that is 400# rated instead. At 900# test, this is quite thick and does not cut through the water that easily.