Blast Braided Fishing Line 8lb-20lb

Good good quality fishing line at a reasonable price. Just as advertised, extremely strong! Thank you!

This product exceeds my expectations!

I had posted earlier as I was having breaking issues. I was contacted by customer service and issued a new spool. I used this product for several hours in steady 15 mph wind with an occasional 25 mph gust with no issues. This line spools nice casts well. I didn't get any wind knots or birds nests. Was pleasant to use. Like most braided lines knots are always a question with there ease and strength. There customer service with this product is outstanding! Rare in our society today! They stand behind there products and have GREAT COMMUNICATION!!!! Will be looking forward to there new products. Thank you.

Love it

THIS IS MY REVIEW ON THE Blast Braided Fishing Line, Ultra-Strong & Ultra-Thin Diameter, HyperOSi Coating, Water Resistant, Abrasion Resistant, No Stretch, Low-Vis Moss Green 50LB (300 Yards) I have not used it yet nor have I spooled it on my reel. If this is truly 50 lb test it is the thinnest 50lb braid I have ever seen, I think it is smaller than Gliss which was taken off the market because it did not hold. The diameter of this line is about equivalent to a 4lb mono. I just can’t get over the size and question the lbs test, I bought this for some saltwater fishing I will be doing in a week. I will be bringing a backup line of a well known brand if I need it. I will update the results of using it when I get back. If this holds up I will be re -spooling all my reels with it. Besides being so small in diameter it is very smooth feeling not like other braids that you can feel the wraps. I am sure that it will cast like dream, I did attach 30lb of weights to a section of the line and bounced it up and down and it held so I know it can handle at least 30lb. I am excited and skeptic at the same time about this line for the price if it holds up it will be a definite great value. for now I am giving it 5 stars hopfuly I wont have to change the rating.

My fishing buddy teases me for my propensity to “swing for the bleachers” when I strike a fish. I guess I developed that in the old days of rubber band-like monofilament. If you really wanted to set the hook past the barb with that line, you had to swing HARD. Now that we have “no stretch” braids I am enjoying good hook sets almost every time. One of the few applications for which I have not yet transitioned to braid is casting topwater or sub-surface lures for small tuna and dorado in Baja. I looked over the ad description of this Handing braid and decided to give it a try. I ordered the 300 yard spool of the 30# line in the moss green finish. I am more than pleased on several different points. Although I could not necessarily see the line coating depicted in the ad with my naked eye, the line seemed to hold its cylindrical shape much better than other braids I have used that tend to flatten at the slightest pressure. The line is also remarkably slick and smooth and I could not detect the bumps of the braiding with my fingers. I assume both of the aforementioned qualities are a result of the coating. The line took a uni knot (with six wraps) really well without any slippage. When I ran a length of line through a folded paper towel, I got a bit of color bleed (see photo). That is common to all colored braids, but in this case it was less than I have experienced with other brands. I almost don't need to mention that there is no stretch except that you should not try to break a snagged line with your bare hands! Finally, I have to mention the excellent small diameter relative to weight rating. I took a couple of photos of the Handing 30# braid pictured above a different brand of 6# braid. The Handing braid is five times as strong but just barely appears thicker than the 6#. Outstanding. I will likely have to put a monofilament filler below the Handing braid since it takes up so little space on the spool. Nice problem to have, right? At $18 for 300 yards, this is a bargain of good quality at a very reasonable cost.

The product may have went on smoothly but coming off is a whole different story. I have put this line on several of my poles and not one of them hasn't tangled or bird nested,from open face to close the li e is just crap and it breaks so easy. I have lost several big fish all due to the line. Don't waste your money cause you will lose it in the water!!!

I received the 4x 10lb test braided fishing line to evaluate. It is advertised to be .12mm in diameter - in other words, less than 1.5x the thickness of a standard human hair! Tying knots and otherwise handling this line is like wrestling with a spider web. And because it is a braided line, it is SLIPPERY! This line is not suitable for casual "bait and bobber" fishers - you really need some serious skills and a death wish to go after all but the smallest sunnies. ... but ... Once you master it, ultralight fishing is a BLAST. Regular sized bluegills and crappies will give you a fair fight - and bass will give you a great cardio workout. And when coupled with a suitably sized ultralight rod and reel, you can cast a very lightweight lure a country mile. And every catch is an adventure. Be prepared - dial your reel's drag way back. Even then, expect a sizeable number of catches to break you off before you get it in to shore. Nature of the beast. I did not give the line a full 5 stars, because I have a lot of experience with ultralight mono, floro and braided lines. The Handing Blast 10lb braid doesn't seem to be that strong. It seems to be 6-8lbs at most. But I can only deduct a half star - even at my grouchiest - so it rounds up to 5 stars. For all but the most masochistic anglers, I suggest you ramp up to 15lb. But if you wanna live on the wild side, this line is for you!