Strong and durable. No issues so far.

Suffix braid seems to be better in abrasion resistance than other high end braids. Make sure that use use a correct braid knot ( as with all braids) to get the most out of the performance. Poor knots are generally the reason people dislike braided lines or have failures.

Best braided line I’ve used excellent cast ability and durability

This is a superb braid. It’s round which holds knots better than other braids. It sinks, were other brands float and leave a disturbance on the water when working top water lures. Last longer than any other braid I’ve used.

My favorite braid. Has a nice balance of slickness, good enough for casting distant but not too much to cause casting and knot-slipping issues. This stuff is strong and has better abrasion resistance than other brands I've tried.

Probably the beat line of its type I've ever used.

I have been using this brand of line now for a number of years. It has been one of my favorites. I have used both their 10lb and 20lb tests on a variety of different outfits. I wanted to try something a little lighter for the surf now that bluefish and keeper sized bass are anomalies. I'm thinking the thinner diameter may assist with some ore distance while not giving up too much in strength.

I've used this line only four times since I've put it on one of my reels. And let me tell ya this line is superb it will cast farther than every other line I've tried.

Best hi tech slick braid out there

I like this line better than Power Pro due to less wind knots. It is a little slick so knots can slip if you don't tie them well.

i found this a little too slippery. i prefer to avoid backing on my reels, and this does't hold as well as the Sufix Performance braid.

Smooth casting and abrasion resistance.
My go to line . Love the camo aswell and doesn’t fade.
Recommend

Use 30 lb test for surf fishing striped bass along rocky shorelines. Cast distance is great and seem to have good abrasion resistance as well. Line holds up very well and will continue to use.

I've used pretty much every line out there, Power Pro, Spiderwire, Daiwa, Fireline, you name it, I've used it. Suffix 832 is by far the worst. I spooled up my Penn SSV6500BLS with 40lb 832 and got 10 wind knots in the first 2 trips I used it. I got wind knots using every lure in my bag. Sluggos, darters, needlefish, swimmers, and many others that I never have had problems with, using my other lines. I know a lot of people like it but from my experience, I can't understand why someone would put themselves through the trouble of using it. Not to mention the cost, not as much as some, but more than a few other lines I've had better luck with. Don't waste your money on the name, that's all I have to say.

This is my favorite braid, small dia. casts well and holds up against abrasion.