Smoothest line I've used good for shallow spool for more line cap. I use this line for jdm shimano aldebaran bfs xg baitcaster. Even tho it has 4 figures in numbers 0.187mm it feels more like 0.12mm. I find most P. E X8 always gona be smoother vs x4 an thinner. Good line for micro jigs n smaller spinner baits.

Could be better.

Very smooth casting and a pleasure to fish with. I bought 2 spools of 5lb and the deal breaker is it keeps breaking. one spool broke twice as I was spooling up the line on to my reel, and the other spool would randomly break while setting the hook on panfish with an ultralight rod, on the 1st day of usage. If it didn't keep snapping, it would be an amazing line.

Excellent quality braid

This is the best quality braid I have ever used. It ties knots easily and passes through the smallest of rod eyelets with ease. The super thin diameter means that is takes up much less room on your reel. Just something to be aware of. I used it to top fill the last 1/3 of a 2019 LT 2500 Certate, and the 300 M roll was enough for this exactly.

Great braided line...

I bought this braid as it is my first choice in fishing line and I also thank BCF for the gift voucher that I used to purchase this item!I use Sunline Siglon 6Lb braid for flicking squid jigs and soft plastics which it does with ease in the way of casting distance and also feeling bites easily!This braided line has great strength for its diameter and length of life!!

Like Spun Silk Thread- Tough but Sticky

I bought the 5# line to use for walleyes and jumbo perch on The Mississippi River since the ultra-fine diameter is useful for cutting the current. I put the entire spool on a small spinning reel and noticed one problem right away. It is impossible to cut with nail clippers and if you use scissors, they better be able to cut fine thread. I even tried using a pair that I have for tying jigs and it was tough with them. I have to use a knife to cut the line. The second thing, and this one is for all of us who work with our hands, if you have calluses or nicks and cuts or rough spots on your fingers, this stuff will stick to your fingers like a spider web and fray very easily whenever you try to tie a knot.For that reason alone, I won't buy any more. When I'm fishing, I ... MoreI bought the 5# line to use for walleyes and jumbo perch on The Mississippi River since the ultra-fine diameter is useful for cutting the current. I put the entire spool on a small spinning reel and noticed one problem right away. It is impossible to cut with nail clippers and if you use scissors, they better be able to cut fine thread. I even tried using a pair that I have for tying jigs and it was tough with them. I have to use a knife to cut the line. The second thing, and this one is for all of us who work with our hands, if you have calluses or nicks and cuts or rough spots on your fingers, this stuff will stick to your fingers like a spider web and fray very easily whenever you try to tie a knot.For that reason alone, I won't buy any more. When I'm fishing, I like to be able to change lures and tie knots in a very short period of time. I don't need my line getting stuck and fraying on my working mans hands. Trust me, it's a real pain to handle. That said, I'll stick with mono and fluorocarbon.

Not the best buy out there

I change braid annually and gave this one a go in 10lb. The line frays very easily and once that occurs it will break. Also susceptible to wind knots, tangling and all 'round hard work. I've been using braid / superlines for 20 years and this has been the worst choice I've made - line stripped and binned after a few outings.

Perfect light weight line

Got this line to finish off my light bass set up on a 1000 Shimano, with the intent of throwing mostly 3-4.5 gram spinner baits, and to say I'm impressed would be an understatement.The last time I spooled up my 2500, I used Daiwa J-Braid X8 in a 15lb, and this Sunline in a 6lb feels almost as confident a line, even with it being half the strength. It peels off well, ties easy, has zero memory and handles larger surface lures no dramas. Worth the few extra dollars.

Super Smooth and thin diameter

I bought this late last year for the first time and have not looked back since. It is super slick and the diameter rating is accurate. Being a rough weather fisherman land based, I need long casting and when the staff matched the line with the Shimano long cast bait runner, WOW. It goes a mile and when partnered with a Kato fluorocarbon leader, it has great strength and has landed some good reds at PFB and Gummy’s at Western Port. If I had a negative, the line is only available in orange which makes it impossible to untangle if you get a cross line so maybe the buyers should look at stocking the green as well as the chartreuse so when you fish with more than one rod, there is a difference if the previous happens

Super Strong & So So Thin

Another of the toughest, great strength but also amazingly thin Japanese braid on the market. I haven't had the opportunity to test this braid against stronger pelagic fish like spanish mackerels, southernblue fin( long tails) or yellow fin tunas due to the 300m length but believed the 50lb strength combines with 80lb Black magic leader should be no problem on my 10,000SW gosa.

The type of line ABS you're looking for.

Super happy with Siglon. Definitely one of the best lines you guys stock, and many may not realise the differences with braid lines and how they display their breaking rating, PE etc, so they end up purchasing a line much thinner than they may think for what is displayed on the front of the braid packet.Having more strength per diameter than many braids out there, I can only hope people clue on to this sort of thing.