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I was reading the Berkley nanofil thread and a couple people mentioned I had better feel on slack line. Everyone also mentioned that it broke and frayed very easily so I won't be trying it.

I thought nanofil and 832 had a similar concept so I was wondering if 832 also has better slack line feel than ordinary braid. I haven't heard much about 832 breaking problems but maybe you guys could enlighten me on that as well.

Thank you guys in advance.

all i useis 832. is good stuff. great feel and sensitivity. neverhave broken a line or knot.

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No, I have not found 832 to have better "slack line feel" than other braids.  In fact, I think the slippery gore fiber that is woven into the 832 braid encourages the line to loosen up some with use and lessen the slack line feel.  I have not had the breaking problems with NanoFil that others have written about.

 

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I have only used 50lb 832 on my frog rod and the same line has been on the reel going into its third year with no problems.

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Dodgeguy recommended Sufix 832, so I tried it and like it!

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I use 832 as well. Great stuff, lasts a long time.

Regular Sufix is just as awesome

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I have 20# 832 on a spinning rig.  No issues with fraying or break offs, but I do find you have to be very fastidious with connection knots.  I get a few more wind knots than I recall with similar size Power Pro, though the past season was windier than most.  Overall, I like the line.  I landed my biggest fish of last year on that rig, a 7-1 LMB.  It was a feisty, springtime fish that made three drag stripping runs before I got her in the net.

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