Overview
Now offered in a highly visible orange coloring, the Sunline Siglon PEx4 Braided Line Orange offers the perfect blend of performance and strength. Boasting a premium, four-strand PE composition, the Sunline Siglon PEx4 Braided Line Orange is tightly woven to provide one of the smallest diameters of any braid on the market, while maintaining superior lineal and knot strength.
Delivering all of the critical characteristics that anglers look for in a premium braid, the Sunline Siglon PEx4 Braided Line provides an enhanced sensitivity and manageability. Engineered with less color bleed for extended use, the Sunline Siglon PEx4 Braided Line Orange combines high-visibility coloring with a specially engineered construction that meets and exceeds the needs of competitive anglers.
| Line Dia. | 3lb | 5lb | 8lb | 10lb | 12lb | 16lb | 20lb |
| Inches | .003 | .0037 | .004 | .005 | .006 | .0067 | .0074 |
| Millimeters | .076 | .094 | .121 | .132 | .153 | .171 | .187 |
Previous Feedback
Comments: Too brittle in 16lb for throwing senkos, 10 worked on dropshoting. Knot strength is iffy, line breaks when tying on flouro leaders.
From: Bryan: AZ 5/21/23
Comments: I found this braid when looking for an alternative to VARIVAS Super Trout Advance Bait Finesse PE. It's a braid that is specifically designed to be used for BFS fishing. I found it odd that every specification about the Sunline was exactly the same as the much more expensive Varivas option. I pulled the trigger, and I'm so glad I did! I purchased the 10lb. to spool onto a KastKing Zephyr bait caster. The line worked out perfectly..it's slick, but not smooth. It casts a mile, and when you do backlash, it's not too hard to get out. I highly recommend this line if you like BFS fishing with braid.
From: Wade: Cleveland 11/1/22
Comments: It does stay very orange, doesn't frey as as much as similar braids. SUPER thin compared to others at same strength ratings, so consider going up a few lbs. It's very slippery, so more wraps are needed with leader knots, which is not really a problem. I use 11-12 wraps over flouro leader on my finesse rod. The slippery-ness does allow for further casts. Perfect for deeper dropshotting, as the thin profile cuts through the water and increases sensitivity and bait action because it holds more tension. Only thing to be aware of is that since it is a four-strand braid (standard braids are 8 strand), it is a bit harder to manage than other braids. If you have used braid before, you're fine, but beginners may want to consider a cheaper 8-strand braid.
From: Ben: St. Charles, IL 6/25/20