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Clear bite indication when feeder fishing
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| Name | 0.8mm Ø - 11.0lb / 5.0kg x150m |
| EAN | 5056212145287 |
| MPN | GBL006 |
| Brand | Matrix |
| Line Diameter | 0.08mm |
| Breaking Strain | 5kg |
| Spool Length | 150m |
| Material | Braided |
| Water Type | Freshwater |
| Percentage Stretch | Very low stretch |
| Weave Type | 8-strand braid |
| Coating Type | Durable abrasion-resistant outer coating with a smooth finish, reduces wind-knot risk |
| Carrier Count | 8 |
It is designed for feeder fishing for coarse fish, including distance casting. Its very low stretch helps transmit bites clearly, making bite indication a key reason to choose it for this use.
Choose between 0.08 mm with 5.0 kg, 0.10 mm with 6.2 kg and 0.12 mm with 7.5 kg breaking strain. All contain 150 m and share the eight-strand construction and coating. Higher breaking strain comes with a larger diameter, so select the pair of specifications that suits your feeder setup.
It reduces the risk of wind knots during powerful casts, but does not guarantee knot-free casting. The durable outer coating is also highly abrasion-resistant, providing surface protection as well as helping with casting behaviour.
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Matrix X Coated Distance Braid is an eight-strand braided line developed for feeder fishing for coarse fish. Its very low stretch helps transmit bites clearly, particularly when fishing at distance. Good casting properties support long casts, while the durable outer coating reduces the risk of wind knots during powerful casts.
The line combines a smooth finish with a highly abrasion-resistant coating to protect the surface against wear. The coating reduces wind-knot risk rather than eliminating it.
All three variants contain 150 m of line and share the same construction and coating. Choose 0.08 mm with a 5.0 kg breaking strain for the smallest diameter in the range. The 0.10 mm version offers 6.2 kg, while 0.12 mm offers 7.5 kg. Moving up the range increases breaking strain at the cost of a larger diameter, so compare both figures with the requirements of your feeder setup.