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Product Details Seaguar Fluoro Premier Fluorocarbon Leader Material gives freshwater and saltwater anglers a softer, stronger leader option for clear-water bites, abrasion-heavy structure, and wary fish that shy from visible line. Seaguars proprietary double structure technology delivers smaller diameters and increased strength compared to Blue Label leader material, along with 42% more knot strength than leading competitor fluorocarbons. This fluorocarbon leader offers strong knot and tensile strength, low memory, and an extremely soft feel for clean rigging on bass, walleye, trout, steelhead, salmon, inshore species, and offshore gamefish. Its high-density, non-absorbent construction remains less visible underwater than monofilament, resists UV and chemicals, and holds up in cold conditions. 42% more knot strength than leading competitor fluorocarbons Smaller diameter and increased strength compared to Blue Label leader material Soft, low-memory fluorocarbon with strong knot and tensile strength UV and chemical resistant, non-absorbent, high density, and available in 25 or 50 yd. spools Test (lb.) Diameter (in.) Diameter (mm) 12 0.009 0.235 15 0.011 0.285 20 0.015 0.370 25 0.016 0.405 30 0.018 0.470 40 0.022 0.570 50 0.024 0.620 Prop 65 Warning FishUSA Customer Reviews (13) Write a Review 4 Beware of diameter Posted by Norm on December 5, 2019 Beware: A key parameter with regards to breaking point is, in fact, the diameter for most of fluorocarbon line. What differentiate the various fluorocarbon lines is their flexibility, elongation, abra Read More Beware: A key parameter with regards to breaking point is, in fact, the diameter for most of fluorocarbon line. What differentiate the various fluorocarbon lines is their flexibility, elongation, abrasion, memory and other aspects. I tested this 12 pound line to verify its breaking point and it kept breaking at around 7 to 8 pounds. If you look at its diameter, it’s .235mm which is the diameter of most claimed 8 pound fluorocarbon line. So if you want the advantages of this premier line (which is an excellent line by the way) and want a breaking point of 12 pounds, you should take the advertised 15 pounds. I also tested other brand advertised at 12 pounds resistance but with .317mm diameter and the breaking point was around 11 pounds. So diameter is the key + or – for breaking point. I am looking forward to find a fluorocarbon line with a .235 mm diameter which would provide a braking point of 12 pounds. Have not just found it yet.