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TAIMAMOU SHOCK LEADER

TAIMAMOU SHOCK LEADER

Outstanding tensile strength with knot / without knot; resistant to rasping against rocks and structures.

Material
Super Nylon100% Click here for details
Color
CLEAR
TAIMAMOU SHOCK LEADER
30m
Size LB. Price JAN
30m 0.8 3 OPEN PRICE 4990463013869
30m 1 4 OPEN PRICE 4990463013876
30m 1.2 5 OPEN PRICE 4990463013883
30m 1.5 6 OPEN PRICE 4990463013890
30m 1.75 7 OPEN PRICE 4990463013906
30m 2 8 OPEN PRICE 4990463013913
30m 2.5 10 OPEN PRICE 4990463013920
30m 3 12 OPEN PRICE 4990463013937
20m Size LB. Price JAN
20m 4 16 OPEN PRICE 4990463013944
20m 5 20 OPEN PRICE 4990463013951
20m 6 25 OPEN PRICE 4990463013968
20m 7 30 OPEN PRICE 4990463013975
TAIMAMOU SHOCK LEADER
50m
Size LB. Price JAN
50m 8 35 OPEN PRICE 4990463012831
50m 10 40 OPEN PRICE 4990463012848
50m 14 50 OPEN PRICE 4990463012855
50m 18 60 OPEN PRICE 4990463012862
50m 20 70 OPEN PRICE 4990463012879
50m 24 80 OPEN PRICE 4990463012886
40m Size LB. Price JAN
40m 30 100 OPEN PRICE 4990463012893
30m Size LB. Price JAN
30m 40 130 OPEN PRICE 4990463012909
Material Comparison Chart
NYLON FLUORO CARBON PE
Tensile Strength - - Approx. 2.5x that of nylon
Knot Strength 70-80% of tensile strength 60-70% of tensile strength Approx. 40% of tensile strength
Initial Elongation High Low None
Specific Gravity 1.14 1.78 0.97
Water Absorption Yes None None
Flexibility Flexible Rigid -
Abrasion Resistance Soft surface, easily damaged Hard surface, resistant to damage Weak against frictional heat
Refractive Index 1.53 1.42

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Features More flexible and easier to handle than fluorocarbon.
No other casting line material is as easy to use when spooled as this. It also has superior shock absorption.
While stronger than fluorocarbon, it lacks comparatively in terms of longevity and durability in water due to the fact that it absorbs water.
Abrasion resistance and durability are superior to those of nylon. Initial elongation is also low, giving it incredible sensitivity. With a specific gravity of 1.78, it sinks quickly to get you to the strike zone faster.
When used as a snell, it is more rigid than nylon and thus its knot strength is lower, but it is also resistant to tangling and kinking.
When used as casting line, it is less susceptible to slack due to wind, making it a good choice on windy days.
This is a very interesting material because it has a high tensile strength and no elongation. However, you must be careful about how you tie it when using it. It is particularly weak against abrasion and frictional heat, and tends to get kinked and tangled.
And while its color may fade over time, it has outstanding durability with proper use.
This material has conquered 100% of the market share for boat fishing casting line, but it is difficult to use for other purposes.