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This one performent was ready bad for me. Very easy to brake when you set the hook hard

Have you ever tested MUMUJIURI x8 braided line? It looks like very nice quality line for its price. Got myself one recently and was impressed

Superb work. Respect

Never tie the albright knot please just learn the fg

Thanks for alleviating some of trust issues!! It’s so confusing and super slick v2 has had some interesting findings, especially since it’s so popular. I’ve since moved on from SSV2 to Varivas on my main combos.

I have this line as PE1 in use and I like it very much in terms of handling, thickness and it is not fading much. But I have problems with knot strength and I think it is related to the smoothness. The line cuts the fluorocarbon quite easy, eventgough it is a fg knot. Maybe someone has a better knot, for super smooth lines?

Thanks 😊

If you're going to test them, test them all at the same pound test so it would be a much more accurate test

I watched your test, and they're not fair. You can't use a 6 lb test, and then on another one, use a 30 and have the same abrasion resistance. If you want to make it fair, use all the lines you test 30, then it would be a fair

the Linelaboratory website has been down for about 8 hours, how long will it be down for?

Just discovered this channel right now. So interesting, thank you!

Another great test - thanks.

I've found that the only two brand of lines that maintain consistent tensile strength as it gets thicker and thicker are Berkley Pro Braid in white and Power Pro Maxcuatro. Consistent tensile strength up to 100 lbs actual breaking strength. Yozuri is the best value with tensile strength just below the other two mentioned brands but much cheaper. All other line just use cheaper material as it goes up in labeled strength. It cost the manufacturer way more in raw material to produce a 50 lbs line vs a 10 lbs so they end up using cheaper grade of spectra beyond the 50 lbs strength. Tensile strength and FG knot strength also tends to drop as you move up in line strength. Maxcuatro and Berkley Pro Braid seems to have the best FG knot strength for line whose actual breaking strength is greater than 50 lbs. PR knot people do not care because the PR knot is the great equalizer when it comes to the best knot breaking strength percentage NO MATTER which brand of line they use or what the real actual breaking strength is.

Zalt's Xenos X8 by Linesystem ?

Fantastic video!!! This was very well done 👏 👍

Please test HITENA RAPTOR...AND Hitena pureline... thanks

I really like these braids. I bought 500m on sale for $7. SeaKnight 33lbs has a strength of about 12kg at the knot. Thank you for the review!

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Спасибо! Это полезно для меня!

These line tests are super cool!! The fg knot breaking at 40lb I can live with, but the abrasion resistance really let that line down. Especially since I purchased that line for my Murray Cod setups, where abrasion resistance is kind of important😅. Just letting you know I eventually evolved from a Sh*tgoose to a Firebird, but I’m still stoked to see the old alias come up on the tv😂. Keep breaking those lines legend🫡

@linelaboratory what PE3 (50 Pound) would you personally spool on an old (2010) saltiga 5000 to go for tuna and Amberjack? Thinnest real diameter would be essential to be able to cast all day long. Also knot resistance would be important, abrasion not so much

PE4 60Lb c'est très bien. Encore une fois 33/100 +22% = 40.26/100 (on est toujours entre ces 20/22% de plus chez YGK pour le diamètre max). Pas de problème quand on connait les produits, qu'on est renseigné un minimum, qu'on connait les réelles limites de la technologie et qu'on fait des tests... Si vous prenez de l'ultra haut de gamme chez YGK, le plus cher, il n'y aura pas grand chose de différence, dans les premiers prix ils utilisent déjà de la fibre très haut de gamme, la méthode coute juste beaucoup moins cher car plus rapide et moins minutieux, micro fibre plus grosse, et on ne ressent pas forcément de différence même si il y en a une. C'est comme payer pour avoir une tresse 5% meilleure (plus ou moins) pour 3 fois plus cher. On sera très nombreux à ne pas voir la différence malgré un prix x3, donc la déception sera à la hauteur de la différence de prix. J'aime les X4 et X8 Upgrade. On est aux limites de la technologie au bout d'un moment... Vous voulez une tresse qui dure : une 4 ou 8 brins, tressage bien serrée avec revêtement épais, le plus rond possible. De la solidité pure en linaire et au noeud : Une tresse torsadé (fibre droite, pas de tissage, enrobée d'un énorme revêtement résineux épais, comme duel armored F+) mais usure de surface beaucoup plus rapide. Je serais tout même curieux de voir ce que donne une X9 YGK ou Varivas en diamètre PE 3 a plus. La réalité se fait ressentir à la pêche. Je ne vois pas de différence avec ma PE0.8 YGK Shinji X9 et une YGK X8 Upgrade ou Bornrush etc...

👌🏿👍🏿🎣 I know you haven't tested but what you think of same line in 30 lb Because I'm looking for a line that's breaks around 12 kg and around 0.2 mm dia so please suggest 🙏🏿

How is it 116.14% Of Claimed maximum break if it broke below the Claimed max of 66lbs?

Can you please tell me why the overall ranking was so low for this line? Was it the poor abrasion resistance? What other factors caused it to rank so poorly

If you please, I wish to see 2 braid lines to be tested,Varivas avani X9 jigging pe3 and Duel Hardcore super X8 pe3, water repellent. Best of luck with my regards.

Very consistent results

I’ve been very intrigued by your tests and the results! It’s caused me to really second guess what kind of line I want to buy for slow pitch jigging. I was originally going to buy PE1-1.5 ocean devils, but the FG ratings in the tests for the different braids from them has me weary. I’ll be tying a PR knot from braid to leader for jigging. I was between yozuri super braid 15 lb, daiwa j braid 4,8, or grand in 10 or 15lb, or the ocean devil in PE1, 1.2, or 1.5. I have just recently found somewhere in the US that I can buy sunline siglon x8 also. All these tests have kind of held me up, because I can’t really decide. I want the thin diameter and good roundness for if I fish in 1000+ feet of water, but I also need a great knot strength with 10-15lb line. I was just curious what your suggestion may be. These tests have had me indecisive now for a couple months going through the results.

Breaking at over 200% is not disappointing. Are you giving lines with higher breaking strength a lower rating just because it's higher than the claimed strength?

Hello sir . Request varivas max power 10x10

Reviews suggest that gliss is great out of the box, but falls apart very quickly

do you plan on testing suffix 131

What about the new Japanese super lines YGK full drag shimano Ocea and Varivas X9?

Excellent tests, is it possible to test "yucatan knot" and "surgeon knot"?

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Do you testvany of the lines wet?

40k tensile strength is awesome. But it appears their US division doesn’t list it as 55lb. Just had 40, 50, 65, etc. would be really interesting if the 65-120# retained that 40k tensile strength, would be a really big deal for capacity! For example, we can fit 800yds of maxcuatro 100 on Saltiga 60, while it’ll only fit 600yds of typical 100# braid.

Sufix is best

These results came out pretty much as I would expect with a 60lb leader. Most guys in my area are running 6 - 8 lb flouro on that 20lb braid. It's a lot more difficult for the braid to dig into that thin flouro. Have any tests been done with specs closer to mine?

well done

I had missed this video… I did a lot of tests on my own years ago. I had abandoned the double unit knot and the Albright due to significant loss of strength and poor passage through the guides. I’ve been using the FG for more than 10 years now. By the way, I don’t see anyone talking about this, but like you, I had many questions and did tests to understand it. One of those questions was why a knot goes through the guides well or poorly. I realized that there’s something more important than the knot itself. In fact, even with micro FG knots, it sometimes went through very poorly. It’s actually quite simple: it’s just a matter of the flexibility of the fluoro compared to the braid. If there’s too much difference in stiffness between the two, for example, very stiff 29/100 fluoro against an 8-strand PE 0.8 braid, the difference in flexibility is huge and creates an incompatibility. If you switch to an extra-flexible nylon of the same diameter, the knot will pass much more easily and snap a lot less. The ideal is to have nylon as flexible and as thin as possible.

Thanks for all the testing!!!!

Hi, can you test the Handing X8? It's an Aliexpress line that's said to have JDM specs, we want to see if that's true :)

Great review, sorry I’ve stumbled across this 1 year later I’ve been using on a variety of reels from 2500 to 14000 and think it does a top job. No tip wrap, or wind knots I’ve been pleasantly surprised 😳 🎣 And love the fact that something is still made in Australia and only about 1hr from my place Cheers

Tasline is one of the only brands to test each spool of braid in house. results are at least 25% more of what the breaking strain is, which is a nice change

I was actually pretty excited for this line but i was properly dissapointed by the results, thank you so much for these tests and allowing us to choose whats best for us, expensive doesnt always mean better

It would be nice to see the same test but using fluoro that is weaker than the braid

What would you recommend as far as casting braid for strong snapper, grouper, pelagics in wrecks