Reaction Tackle Braided Fishing Line - Pro Grade Power Performance for Saltwater or Freshwater Fish - Colored Fishing Line Braid for Extra Visibility

Spooled up 3 big reels like this one very economically, and fishing to 360 feet on big red snapper and grouper for many days now we have been very pleased with the even lay and strength of the line. 20 minute hard fighting with grouper is a good test and constant fishing hadn’t seen color fade yet. The weave is tight and no signs of fraying. We have not done any casting but it looks like it should do well there also. We normally run 50 pound on these reels but moving down to 40 has worked well for deep fishing given the thinner line and the quality. The 8 carrier weave means a thin diameter with good strength.

I’m really impressed with this fishing line! It arrived well-packaged and exactly as described—actually even better than I expected. The line feels strong and durable; I even did a weight test and it performed really well. Casting was smooth with no tangles, which made my surf fishing experience much easier and more enjoyable. The color also helped with visibility, memory as to when reeling in and doesnt tangle. Really great resistance and highley durable.

Very strong and durable line. I’ve used it several times for fishing and it has never let me down. It feels sturdy, doesn’t tangle easily, and the colors help you see the line clearly in the water. Great quality for the price. I’ll definitely buy it again.

For a long time I stop buying knockoff brand and even some name brand like PowerPoint because they don't do rated or closed to rated advertise. I been using j braid 8 strand and it does average rated on the 30lb and 20lb braid. It cost 25 around for 300 yard of j braid.I decided to give this a try and it does close to average. The 25lb 8 strand does average 22lb over 5 test. The j braid was with 5 test also and 5 out of 5 i was over 30lb which the rated it 30lb.If you want to save 5 buck and lose a few lb of it's rated power than this might be for u. I haven't fish on it yet but will update soon and see how it compare to jbraid. Also this beat kastking and all other Chinese brand out of the water including power pro and spider wire braid.

Good strength and very thin line. I didn’t have any issues casting with this line. One saltwater use so far and no color fading so far.

Good quality braid line. Smooth casting and blend in to off color water.

Everything it says about it in the description is true. It’s nice and thin like braid should be and looks amazing on your rod. I got 150 yards and that is more than enough to have and it’s easy to tie. I attached about 5 feet of mono to the end of my braid and it ties on pretty good to the braid. Feels nice and smooth and don’t stretch (as braid shouldn’t). Cast very well and it’s size fits nicely.

UPDATE: The day the below review (which originally had 2 stars) went live, Reaction Tackle sent me a mssg, to which I responded, and the very next day refunded me for the 15# line that I had bought. Wow!! (And, today I loaded up the 25# version of this line that I had purchased and I think it's gonna do the trick...and if it does, I'll give this a full 5 stars because I love everything else about this line - especially now the stunningly good customer service.)======Summary (for the 15# line): Color is terrific for murky waters like ponds and lakes!! Easy to see against that. And it casts like a dream - freely, far, and true. However...I'm admittedly no fishing expert, but I've never had line break like this. I bought this to replace the awful, twisty mono that came on my new reel, and was delighted with how it handled versus that swirly junk, but I don't think this 15# line is good for much. First caught a feisty, fighting 4+ pound catfish but line snapped once I finally got him near the dock. Re-rigged, recast and caught a ~1# bass and yet again the line broke.TL;DR: After decades of always borrowing brother's and uncles' rigs, finally purchased my own during a recent vaca on the lovely SC coast. Learned quickly that the cheap nylon junk that came pre-loaded was too frustrating to manage. So when I got home, I did a bunch of research and decided braid was the way to go. On Amazon, found this as a top seller. Figured I'd never need more than 15# for the random, casual fishing I would do, so ordered this. (Unfortunately I also ordered an extra, larger reel of it bc I was concerned I wouldnt have enough when I got this first smallest reel and saw how slender it was, so now I'm stuck with that bc it is just outside the return window.)Didn't have opportunity to use it until this past weekend, when I was enthralled with how much nicer it was to cast, and how responsive it was. You truly can feel every little nibble.But then I caught a fish...a very feisty, fat, fighting fish. I fought with it for a good 3 or 4 minutes but finally got it near the dock where we could see it was a sizable catfish, around 4 or 5 pounds. My companion reached for the line, and it snapped, just a few inches from the fish.Ok.So I cut off a couple feet of the line, and started over with fresh rigging. Within minutes, had another fish that I pulled in. When it got close enough to the dock, we could see it was a smallish bass, maybe 1# if that. Tried to pull it up and again the line snapped in two.So I don't know what this 15# line could possibly be good for. Minnows?