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Old 01-14-2011, 01:23 PM   #1
MVbluefish
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I was watching George Poveromo's show (which switched from ESPN2 to VS.) and they were pushing this new Sufix832 both on the show and in commercial brakes. I'm always checking out the new technologies, but with braid lasting years instead of months it is more of a commitment to try new stuff.

With mono I found many failures compared to good ol' Berkely big game, I don't want to invest more time and money in any new braid until I hear and sense a lot of good feedback about it.

Daiwa Samurai braid was next up on the "have to get it" list as friends have been very positive about it. I'll keep my ears to the ground on the Sufix832 as it could be next up if I'm hearing it lives up to the hype. Currently I'm using the regular Sufix braid and really like it.
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Old 01-16-2011, 09:51 AM   #2
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Short article in Saltwater Sportman this month on the 832. They state that it is the future of all braid. Made with the same compounds as Gore-Tex.

No boat, back in the suds.
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