Sufix 832

[Basshunter90]

Very impressed with this line. Been a power pro user for forever but couldn’t get any 10lb so picked up the sufix. Much quieter, smoother and seems to knot better than power pro. Highly recommend 

[dodgeguy]

Definitely one of the best braids out there overall. 

[gim]

I used to almost exclusively use power pro for my braided line. One time they were out of stock but they had Sufix 832, so I tried it. I liked it so well I just kept using it.

[MN Fisher]

832 is my primary braid as well.

 

I do have a spool of Smackdown that was a gift, and if I could afford it, I'd buy more...it's that good.

[BigAngus752]

2 hours ago, Basshunter90 said:

Very impressed with this line. Been a power pro user for forever but couldn’t get any 10lb so picked up the sufix. Much quieter, smoother and seems to knot better than power pro. Highly recommend 

I am a die-hard Sufix 832 guy also.  I'm curious, what are you using the 10lb on?  Spinning?

[Basshunter90]

3 hours ago, BigAngus752 said:

I am a die-hard Sufix 832 guy also.  I'm curious, what are you using the 10lb on?  Spinning?

Yes 2500 spinning reel

[T-Billy]

It's my favorite braid as well. Handles great, pretty smooth, and holds up in the rock better than any other braid I've tried. 

[BrianMDTX]

11 hours ago, MN Fisher said:

832 is my primary braid as well.

 

I do have a spool of Smackdown that was a gift, and if I could afford it, I'd buy more...it's that good.

I agree 100%. I like Sufix 832. Have it spooled on two spinning and one baitcasting reels. But I have Smackdown on one spinning reel. That is some nice braid right there. Very smooth and supple. 

[BigAngus752]

8 hours ago, Basshunter90 said:

Yes 2500 spinning reel

Well don't hesitate to go smaller with your braid if you want.  The heaviest 832 I have ever had on a spinning reel was 8lb and right now all of my spinning reels have 6lb.  I fish man-made lakes with a million snags and I fish docks, etc. and I have never had any breakage issues.  In fact I fish with leaders for all bottom contact just so I can break off at the knot if I need to.  

12 hours ago, MN Fisher said:

832 is my primary braid as well.

 

I do have a spool of Smackdown that was a gift, and if I could afford it, I'd buy more...it's that good.

 

1 hour ago, BrianMDTX said:

I agree 100%. I like Sufix 832. Have it spooled on two spinning and one baitcasting reels. But I have Smackdown on one spinning reel. That is some nice braid right there. Very smooth and supple. 

Ok, you guys are about to cost me some money.  Now I have to try it.         

[Deephaven]

I bought 3 spools of 832 last year to try based on the forums love for it...but I much prefer the original power pro.  The 832 feels stiff and oddly texture and doesn't seem to handle as well.  I did not try a 50-60lb for the frog rod and think there it might excel but the 30lb and 20lb I don't like.

[BrianMDTX]

1 hour ago, BigAngus752 said:

Well don't hesitate to go smaller with your braid if you want.  The heaviest 832 I have ever had on a spinning reel was 8lb and right now all of my spinning reels have 6lb.  I fish man-made lakes with a million snags and I fish docks, etc. and I have never had any breakage issues.  In fact I fish with leaders for all bottom contact just so I can break off at the knot if I need to.  

 

Ok, you guys are about to cost me some money.  Now I have to try it.         

You’re not going to “try it” lol. You’re going to spool it up, fish with it and say, “ Yup! My new braid!”  
 

It’s a little more $$. But man, if you fish braid-to-leader, it’s cheap in the long run. It lasts a long time. I really like that it’s silent on the retrieve. Sufix 832 makes noise. Not severe, but it’s there.