Overview
Designed to help anglers overcome strong winds and fast tides with superior control, the Sunline Almight Sinking PE Braided Line is crafted with a specific gravity of 1.48 achieved through a blend of four ULT-PE materials and a high-specific gravity fiber core. Engineered to sink flawlessly to enhance compatibility with bottom contact spinning finesse applications, the innovative fibers prevent floating and offer enhanced lure manipulation by increasing straightness and minimizing the bow in your line.
The hybrid composition utilizes the latest manufacturing technology and provides straight-line strength comparable to 100% PE braided material, promising excellent durability and long-lasting performance. Experience unparalleled sensitivity, increased control, and the enhanced ability to feel the subtle bites with Sunline's Almight Sinking PE Braided Line – where controllability meets all-around performance!
| Line Diameter | 7lb | 11lb | 13lb | 16lb | 18lb | 22lb |
| Inches | .0043 | .005 | .006 | .0067 | .0075 | .0082 |
| Millimeters | .108 | .132 | .153 | .171 | .191 | .209 |
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killing it with the 18.5lb stuff. hotpinkI bought this stuff thinking I could get better performance with bottom contact stuff since it is supposed to sink better. it does. I havent broken off yet, and I have landed a few biggies. I am on my second year with the same spool. the pink is fading, but I didnt expect much in that department. the line is THIN!.. and entire spool ran out on me when I was spooling up a Vanford 2500. It just came to the end! I had to take it off by putting it on a spare reel, and added much much more inexpensive mono backer to make up the diff. it is still on the low side!! I am waiting until the fade is so bad, I am compelled to reverse the spool. I will add more backer then. I typically use an Alberto knot to tie my leaders, but the FG holds great as well. my leader is 10lb Daiwa flouro leader.
Go by line diameterIf you are used to using the common US market braids use line diameters, go with the 16lb and up. I would say 13lb - 16lb should be the absolute lightest you should go, it is equivalent to us market 6lb- 8lb rating.
Don’t let these reviews scare youThis braid in the 18 and 22 pound sizes are in comparison to regular braids in 10 to 15 pound sizes. I use the 22LB for a minnow, shakey
Heads, and wacky rigs, and the 18LB for light drop shots and Ned rigs.
Good but have to know what you're gettingit's a good braid, very slick and sensitivity is good. I see all the bad reviews and this is because this is a braid made in JDM PE, which isn't your usual rating system that we Americans are used to. It is very VERY thin in comparison to most braids you may be used to. Also these PE braids are a little more 'true' to the weigh rating whereas most other braids marketed for American market are actually a little stronger than their labels for a little leeway. It does sink though but definitely if you are used to one weight I would recommend going the next size up in this one for this one. That being said I've enjoyed it for my STRICTLY finesse applications. Knot strength has actually been pretty decent for me too
Good braid for different reason.Got it in the pink 10lb. It has nice visibility and you can honestly get good use out of it if you want to practice or learn how to tie new knots. Simply tie your preferred knot and tighten and you’re back to square one! Rinse and repeat. There’s plenty of line in the spool.
Honestly this line sucks. It’s given me PTSD for using braid. I gave it tons of chances and literally lost lures (3) just simply casting sometimes. I should’ve learned my lesson the first time, but I’m a masochist it seems.. Nothing is more demoralizing than this braid. If you really like to play it risky, and live life on the edge you would still need to think twice before spooling this garbage. This is for the real adrenaline junkies who not only want to battle the fish, but battle luck and ultimately a poor decision.
My recommendation is if you normally fish the 10lb, just buy the strongest rating.
trash line and no customer supportI fish 7lb d-Braid for 4 year on pro tournament in Canada and I love it! I was pump when I saw the new almight. Bought 3 7 pound spool for my finesse application, and every time I set the hook on a fish it broke. I never see something like that... I use light gear and I always use 6-7 pounds test for my finesse application and I never have this type of problem. I decide to check the line with my hand. Every time I pull the line with my hands, it broke with ease. I send an Email with a video of me braking the line with my hand to sunline and they respond to me : just use heavier line.... What a joke. Don't lose your money on this
Kept breakingDone with this stuff too. Bought the 7lb and it's garbage, snaps at connection knot just about every cast. Big fail Sunline.
Breaks too EasilyBought the braid, ... hoping it would work well with wacky worm, skipping cover claw Jackalls, ... lost 4 fish in a row. Line broke at knots and inbetween. I used the 10 pound test and was very disappointed. Also it is so thin, ... that it is difficult to see and tie knots, especially at dusk and at night. That said, ...If ... I buy again I would buy the 20 pound just to be able to see it better. I hope that Sunline will revisit this product and correct the weakness, ... it had great potential.
Not D braid, but not TRASHI’ve used the 13lb and 11lb both daily for the last 2 months and this it what I’d say about it. Starts off great but after the color starts to fade it looses some abrasion resistance at the FG knot to where you have to retie it after a day of fishing. Did my D braid last longer… yes but almost 2 months of daily use isn’t bad at all!! From my experiences casting off stuff is user error or poor knots
Will break at connection knot!If you tie a leader, it will break at the connection knot within a few cast. It cuts into your flouro or mono too easily. Lost 2 expensive lures on the cast.