Braided Fishing Line Abrasion Resistant Superline Zero Stretch - Thin

In this review the RIKIMARU Braided Fishing Line stands out as a workhorse braid for anglers who need a thin, fast-casting line with high abrasion resistance. The line's single biggest advantage is its combination of zero stretch and a super thin diameter, which delivers rapid lure action and immediate hooksets for a wide range of freshwater and saltwater situations. It is best for anglers who prioritize sensitivity, long casts, and braid that can handle cover and structure without quickly fraying.

Key Features

• Superior PE material: The braid uses strong PE fibers to provide high abrasion resistance so it holds up around rocks, vegetation, and underwater structure.
• Zero stretch and low memory: The nearly no-stretch construction improves hooksetting speed and gives a direct feel of bites and lure movement.
• Precision braiding: 4-strand construction for 4-30LB lines and 8-strand for 40-180LB delivers a thin profile that enhances casting distance and reduces backlash.
• Special coating and AB dyeing: A treated coating and section dyeing helps maintain color and extends coating life for use in both saltwater and freshwater.
• All-weather adaptability: The line is built to perform across different fishing methods and environments, from heavy cover to deep sea conditions.

Who It's For

This braided line is aimed at anglers who need high sensitivity and a thin diameter for long casts and fast lure delivery; bass anglers, saltwater light tackle users, and anglers fishing around heavy cover will appreciate the low memory and abrasion resistance. It is also suitable for those who spool large reels and want long lengths like 327 or 1094 yds for tournament or multi-rod setups.

Less suitable are anglers who prefer the stretch and shock absorption of monofilament for topwater or heavy top-rod work, or those who want a colored line that stays perfect indefinitely; some customers noted mixed opinions on color retention and long-term durability under extreme use.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Excellent sensitivity and immediate hooksets thanks to zero stretch.
• Thin diameter improves casting distance and reduces wind knots because of low memory.
• Durable PE construction and special coating give solid abrasion resistance in cover.
• Available in multiple colors and long spool lengths useful for heavy use or multiple reels.

Cons

• Some users reported mixed impressions of long-term durability and color retention under heavy saltwater use.
• Thinner profiles can be less forgiving for anglers who prefer some stretch for shock absorption.

Specifications

Brand	RIKIMARU
Material	PE braided fiber
Strand construction	4-strand (4-30LB), 8-strand (40-180LB)
Lengths available	327 yds, 1094 yds
Breaking strength range	4 LB to 180 LB
Water types	Freshwater and saltwater

Our Verdict

The RIKIMARU braided line is a practical choice for anglers who want a thin, abrasion resistant superline that casts far and transmits every bite. It delivers strong value for those fishing heavy cover or needing long spool lengths, while anglers seeking more shock absorption or perfect long-term color may prefer alternate lines.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this line suitable for saltwater use?
Yes. The product is designed for both saltwater and freshwater and features a coating to improve abrasion resistance in marine conditions.

What strand counts are used across strengths?
Lower strengths (4-30LB) use a 4-strand braid while higher strengths (40-180LB) use an 8-strand braid for greater power.

Does the line have much memory or stretch?
The braid is marketed with zero stretch and low memory, which helps with sensitivity and longer casts but reduces elastic shock absorption.