Daiwa J-Braid Grand X8 Braided Line 3,000 Yard Bulk Spools

Features:

• The Daiwa J-Braid Grand x8 is Daiwa’s new, state-of-the-art braided line made with IZANAS fiber.
• Extremely strong and abrasion resistant, yet soft, supple, and easy-to-spool too.
• 8-carrier construction.
• Offered in 3 colors: Dark Green, Grey Light, or Island Blue.
• Available in pound tests ranging from 30 pound to 50 pound.

The ultimate new braid in the J-Braid family, Daiwa J-Braid Grand x8 is some of the strongest and most abrasion resistant 8-carrier braided fishing line ever put on the market. Yet, despite its durability, J-Braid Grand x8 is also extremely soft, supple, and easy-to-spool.

How is fishing line with such remarkable characteristics possible? J-Braid Grand x8 is spun with IZANAS, a new, state-of-the-art, high-modulus fiber that is leaps and bounds stronger than any other fiber material on the market. Now, you may be asking yourself: “Hey, doesn’t every fishing line claim to be the strongest, most supple line out there? How is this stuff any different?” And you wouldn’t be wrong for wondering. Many a fishing line company has made such a claim with little, if any, evidence to support it. But the fine folks at Daiwa don’t play like that: when they make a claim, they stick by it and back it up. And that’s why in the graph below you can see that, when compared with other fiber materials on the market, nothing exhibits a strength index quite like IZANAS.

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Source: Toyobo Industrial Materials, 2018

It’s roughly four times stronger than polyester nylon (what most monofilament is made of), twice as strong as fluorocarbon, and is even stronger than aramid, a class of military- and aerospace-grade fibers that includes Kevlar (aka the stuff bulletproof vests are made of), among others.

 

 Product Specifications

Pound Test	Kilogram Test	Diameter		Equivalent Diameter Mono
		Inches	Millimeters
20	9.5	0.009	0.23	6 lb. Test
30	14	0.011	0.28	8 lb. Test
40	19	0.013	0.32	10 lb. Test
50	23	0.014	0.36	12 lb. Test
65	30	0.016	0.041	16 lb. Test