Comments: I'm not a BRAID person but I had some 20lb that I bought and put it on a small penn battle reel that I use to fish of the bridges here in the keys and I was pleasantly surprised. Except for the sound it makes when you are hooked up I was able to lock down and pull in several jacks and mackerels,to my surprise when I was in the fight I hardly noticed the sound.It was different from mono which tends to stretch and wind on itself after doing battle with bigger fish this line stayed straight and the braid to floro was no problem. I won't be changing all my mono to braid anytime soon but I will have a few reels spooled with this line in my arsenal.

From: Julio P: Miami, FL 1/13/21

Comments: Terrible line bought it to try it out and see how it did. Looked great on the reel. After about the 3-4 cast the knot busted. The line frayed. So I have not used it since.

From: Zach - Texas 8/10/20

Comments: To all the googans who leave bad reviews on braided line because it fades, it all fades! Don't rate a braided fishing line if that's your main criteria. 

From: Rick: Cocoa, FL 7/7/20

Comments: Let me start by saying I'm not freshwater fisherman. I do a lot saltwater fishing. In all honesty I bought this line to match my inshore setup. I didn't know what to expect. So I do a lot of inshore and a little offshore fishing. I've been using this for a couple months. I caught a whole lot of fish on it. I'm very impressed how this line has held up. It cast great. The blue color hasn't faded out like other brands. I will be picking up a couple more spools. This is up there with original power pro. Which is the only braided line I trust. I've had bad experience with slick8, suffix, and spider wire. I highly recommend this line. 

From: Jake: Floridaa 8/6/19

Comments: I picked some of this braid in the Blue, because I knew of several Saltwater guides using this stuff. First off ya'll complaining about the color fading is a joke, the color in braid always fades, and I've used all brands.  Now as far as strength, casting, knots, joining other lines to it, I have had no issues. I've used this line for surf fishing, trolling, pier fishing, and I have it on a bass rod too. This stuff I have had no issues with, and comes off the spool nicely. 

From: Unknown 6/5/19

Comments: Terrible. Purchased the 10 lb for a size 1000 spinning reel. Looks great when you spool it up, but performs horribly. Frays almost immediately, loses color after one day, weak leader knot strength, and worst of all, it gave me the worst wind knots I've ever seen. I would make a cast and get massive knots out of nowhere. I've never had braid give me this kind of issue. Heck, I'd take spiderwire over this junk. I respooled with sufix, problem solved. Save yourself some money, and never buy this line.

From: Jerry: Asheville, NC 11/15/17

Comments: I put #30 on a 4000 size spinning reel for jigs and #40 on a casting reel for my frog rod. Both faded terribly. Both took a long time to break in. The #30 doesn't cast as far in comparison to others. Besides the fading the #40 line has been just fine for frogging. I fished all spring and summer so far and haven't had any issues with fraying or breaking off.

From: Ed: Boston, MA 10/1/17

Comments: 5/10 Decent knot strengths with smaller braid to thick leader ratio (10 tied to 20). Poor abrasion resistance, color fades fast, unravels easy and poor explosive shock resist. Fishing open grass and hard sand bottom the braid became "fuzzy" in under 20hrs. 15lb and 10lb braid would break on hook sets at random spots not at the knot or line to Leader connection. Quickly became fuzzy white, reminiscent of old Dacron fished under 24hrs. Feels like a first generation braid, feels cheap and looks cheap.I don't recommend this product. I owned the #10,#15,#20 in blue and #30 in green.

From: Kthesage: Florida 6/4/17

Comments: Nice braid for spinning real but the color fades fast.

From: Paul: TX 2/1/17