Fishing Line Testing - Daiwa J-Braid Grand 8lb Braid
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- Опубліковано 6 сер 2024
- Testing the characteristics of Daiwa J-Braid Grand 8lb braided fishing line.
Line donated by 'Jack from Montreal'
0:00 Intro
0:34 Unboxing
0:48 Line Inspection
1:08 Diameter Measurements
2:41 Breaking Strain
4:18 Abrasion Resistance
5:09 FG Knot Strength
6:36 Summary
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Nice testing. You truly deserve your name here in UA-cam
Appreciate that 👍
Keep up the great work! Keen to see Shimano Pitbull testing in your future videos
Damn its unbelievable how thick the lines are in reality compared to claimed numbers.
I agree, that's been the biggest take away from all these tests in my eyes.
I think the best image you produced was the varivas PE 0.4 vs a hair.
I think it would be great for a video to show some control of known diameter to help people to have mental images.
The comparison you made worked like a declic for me.
With this you realize how thin is already something around 0.12mm ! And so, how ridiculous are the claims of < .10mm diameters and how it would be so easily break.
Anglers mind have been lured for many years having lines with false numbers, your work is really helpful to get a clear picture of actual diameters and resistance.
That's actually a great idea to have a comparison on diameter. I understand that 0.2mm is hard to visualize without some reference next to it. A hair works great as everyone knows how fine they are but I'm wondering if there is something better. Have to think about that one.
Awesome channel... I subscribed immediately!
I will share your vids on every group because
I 'm very disappointed by all the false claims when it comes to line diameters and strength!
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Great content, how have I just now discovered this channel. Planning to use 6lb Light Gray J-Braid Grand for my Light spinning setups after my X9 6lb gets worn.
I'm very curious about the Stroft review, I was very pleased with it before
It's an interesting experiment.
Daiwa J-Braid Grand X8 0.13mm is a PE Line I used in the past.
I guessed the breaking strain was 20LB. Thank you for the accurate experiment.
FYI, In South Korea... J-Braid Grand X8 0.13mm is marked as 18LB.
Your welcome and thanks for the feedback 👍
FYI, The formula to calculate tensile strength is not correct, it's not breaking strain/ cross section area, it's the breaking force/ cross section area, strain measures the elongation/original length of the sample.
Great video. I love this series. Can you test the J=Braid Grand 15 lb? It would be nice to see how this compares to the many 15 lb lines you tested. Thank you.
I think this is 15lb one as it’s 0,13
I wonder if different pound rating from the same line of product would have different test result
Great stuff. Please do a test on Daiwa Tournament Evo+
Definitely want to test that once I can get my hands on some samples 👍
What interesting videos I would like to see the power pro 20lb v2 definitely 1 +subscriber
Thank you, will do my best to track some down to test 👍
Hi, can you do one for Daiwa J-Braid x8 (non grand one) ? Thanks
Same break strength as the Monotex Gliss 13lb, but the Monotex is almost 20% thinner and feels smoother. Monotex is still king to me.
I was thinking about giving the gliss a try until i saw the harsh reviews. I use around a 7 foot leader so i just wanna know how the abrasion resistance is if you are using a leader and will it fray easily still.
I have been using the gliss for a while now and it's been great. Casts really well and haven't had any issues with abrasion resistance nor freying. Absolutely still run a leader.
I have the 10lbs j braid grand, I just compared to cheap diawa JDM 100% fluorocarbon 8lbs (supposed to be 0.235mm), I think the 10lbs jbraid grand looks a little thicker than fluoro to me... so it might be similar to the 8lbs, way thicker than it claims.
Yep, 99% of braids are claimed to be way under what they actually are from a diameter perspective.
@@thelinelaboratory Have you measured some fluorocarbon lines? I'm interested to see if fluoro lines are generally also thicker than the claimed diameters.
@@Justin-zw1hx I have, but not as many as the braids. Most mono/fluoro lines I have tested are very accurate on the diameter claims, within a few percent.
@@thelinelaboratory that's great to know!
Hey mate I was wondering if you would be doing a review on the new Daiwa j braid expedition any time soon thanks
Absolutely plan to ASAP
Thanks mate really appreciate it I’m replacing my original Daiwa J braid and looking at replacing it with the new Daiwa j braid expedition or siglon adv braid so I can’t wait
would youplease check daiwa evo tournament 0.14 mm
I can certainly see if I can locate some 👍
wait something is wrong.. i have 0,06 11lb / 5kg?
your 0,13 is not 8lb it is 8 kg
@@ivanvedris9636 Your right according to what's written on the box. It seems that is barely ever correct.
Che tipo di dinamometro usi? Grazie
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Hey mate I have 300m free of tasline elite 80lb would you like me to send you some for testing 😁
Hey Matt, shoot us a message here and we can talk! linelaboratory.com/contact
Whats formula did you use for count the Tensile strength ?
If you look at this video, at the 4 minute mark the formula is at the bottom
Thanks for reply , really appreciate it sir , but can u spill here the number that you use to count psi ? Because i still didn't understand how to count that sir . Like the Plx meaning
@@wenz3698 Lets assume Max break average was 16.69lbs, diameter average was 0.214mm. This gives us the following formula where PI is 22/7
16.69/(PI*(((0.214/25.4)/2)^2)) which results in 299368 PSI
@@thelinelaboratory finally i found the result . This means the more high PSI , more better the line . Is that right sir ?
"better" is subjective, there are a lot of factors involved and tensile strength is one of them. A high tensile strength means it's stronger for a given diameter.
The only thing this test proves is the 8lb. J braid is actually the diameter of most 15 lb. braids and breaks at the point where you would expect 15 lb. braid to break.
8lbs 0.22mm? That's a piece of crap in my opinion,line that thick should hold 30lbs