Overview
Now offered in a stealthy green coloring, the Sufix NanoBraid Low Vis Green is built with an exclusive wide-angle braid technology that results in a tighter weave and super-strong, silky-smooth line. The densely braided Dyneema fibers and a high-pitch count (up to twice as high as most normal braids) provides consistent quality, uniform diameter and increased abrasion resistance, greatly improving the line’s performance.
Sufix NanoBraid Low Vis Green is also up to three times strong than other lines it its class and features superior knot/shock strength. Unmatched by any other ultra-thin line, the Sufix nanoBraid Low Vis Green is extremely sensitive and runs quietly through guides. One of the strong and thinnest nanofilament braids around – try Sufix NanoBraid in Low Vis Green today!
| Line Dia. | 2lb | 3lb | 4lb | 6lb | 8lb | 10lb | 12lb | 14lb |
| Inches | .001 | .002 | .003 | .004 | .005 | .006 | .007 | .008 |
| Millimeters | .04 | .06 | .08 | .10 | .12 | .14 | .16 | .18 |
Previous Feedback
Comments: Absolutely garbage. Had more wind knots than I've ever had before. Should have stayed with 131 or 832.
From: Unknown: 8/17/23
Comments: I'm a fan of this NanoBraid .. I Used Mostly 6 Pound On My UL . Fishing In the winter here in the ozarks streams with Small Jigs ( Ned rigs ) for pan fish and Smallmouths .. You Need a braid to feel those lite bites . Used Powerpro for Years but I wanted More casting distant. Tryed Berkly Nano ... worked at First but in time I found In time It would break In the Middle and fray Out after the coating on the outside somewhat wore out . So I saw Sufix Nanobraid came out I tryed it . whow WHOW! a 1/3 more on the Cast . the feel was great but will it last for the price of it ? a season of fishing almost eveyday In a season the only thing so far is Line twist. Take out In the Yard and or behind the boat let it unwind .. still going .. May have to take a marker to it cause of fading color ... Strong Statement to Say but THIS IS THE BEST NANO YOU CAN BUY! that I have found .
From: Marvin: Houston, MO 4/26/19
Comments: Bought this for a 6'Light TFO rod, in 6lb test. The rod was matched with a Revo STX20 and has so far given amazing results. I use the combo for super finesse bass lures and crappie lures even when the bass aren't biting at all. This line matched with a light rod will toss a 1/16 head w/ a Bobby Garland swimmer a LONG ways. I personally like this line much better than the original Fireline and 8lb PowerPro original. I still use regular Sufix 832 on my bass spinning rods, in 8lb and 10lb, but definitely consider trying the +10lb test Nanobraid for them in the future. Line is a bit louder than Sufix 832 for me, but just as the 832 I have experienced no breakoffs so far.
From: Weston: AR 5/31/18
Comments: Wow, got this in 12lb for one of my spinning rods. All I can say is I just ordered two more spools for my other fairy wands. This stuff casts 10-20% further then any other braid I have used. Very limp and smooth, seems to hold knots to the leader very well. Very thin too, I am super impressed with this stuff.
From: Matt: Ohio 5/18/17
Comments: I purchased the 2 lbs. test strength and it is incredibly small and, considering its diameter, seems stronger than its rating. One issue for anyone fishing it way down at the smallest 2 lbs. size, finesse guys fishing for panfish and so forth, is it takes quite a lot of line to fill even a small spinning reel spool where this would most likely be found. And, at .001", it just makes selecting a backer line and then adding a leader to it a bit of an issue.
From: Brad: Athens, TX 1/13/17