Daiwa J-BRAID Expedition (2024 Version) X8 Braided PE Line 150/300M
Availability: In stock
SPECIFICATIONS
Daiwa J-Braid Expedition is a high-performance braided fishing line crafted to deliver maximum strength, superior casting performance, and durable reliability — whether you’re casting lures in freshwater, working heavy setups for inshore saltwater, or targeting big fish offshore. Built with premium Japanese materials and advanced construction, Expedition represents the cutting-edge in braid technology.
🔧 Key Features & Performance Highlights
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IZANAS™ Fibre Construction — Utilizes Daiwa’s premium PE fibres for outstanding strength-to-diameter ratio. This means you get a very thin, sleek line that still carries impressive strength, allowing more line capacity on the spool without sacrificing power.
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8-Carrier Tight Weave (X8) — The line’s 8-strand construction is tightly braided to create a uniformly round, smooth profile. The result: casting is smoother and farther, line management is easier, and the braid resists flattening or fraying even under heavy loads.
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Silicone “Coating PE” Technology — Hydrophobic & Long-Lasting — A special silicone coating repels water, preventing the braid from absorbing water, silt, or sediment. Because those contaminants are a major cause of wear in braided lines, this coating dramatically extends the lifespan of the line and preserves smooth casting and performance over time.
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High Knot & Wet-Knot Strength — The tightly woven, round-profile braid maintains excellent knot integrity, even when wet. That gives confidence when tying knots and helps avoid failures under strain.
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Near-Zero Stretch & High Sensitivity — As with most braided lines, J-Braid Expedition offers minimal stretch — which translates into maximum sensitivity. You’ll feel subtle bites, bottom contact, or structure touches instantly, and hooksets will be crisp and direct.
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Low Visibility & Versatile Colors — Available in colors such as dark green, multi-color, and high-visibility orange to match different fishing environments and fishing styles (stealth vs. visibility, freshwater vs. saltwater).
