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| Name | Spiderwire Stealth Smooth8 X8 PE Braid - 2000m Angelschnur |
| EAN | 0022021665341 |
| MPN | 93515 |
| Brand | Spiderwire |
| Line Diameter | 0.23mm |
| Breaking Strain | 23.6kg |
| Color | camo |
| Spool Length | 2000m |
| Material | Braided / PE |
| Weave Type | 8-Strand Braid |
| Coating Type | Microcrystalline Polymer |
Choose the diameter and breaking strain that match your rod, reel, and target fish. Finer versions suit lighter spinning and finesse fishing, while stronger versions are better for bigger fish and heavier tackle.
The 8-carrier weave creates a smooth, round line that runs well through the guides and is comfortable to handle during repeated casts.
The 2000 m spool gives enough line for multiple reels, reserve spools, or backing, which is useful if you keep several setups ready.
The colour mainly changes visibility in the water and on the bank. Pick a more discreet colour for low-profile presentation or a more visible one for better line control.
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Spiderwire Stealth Smooth8 is an eight-carrier PE braided line for anglers who want a soft, round line with reliable knot performance and low visible diameter. The range covers fine to heavy breaking strains and keeps the same 2000 m spool length across all variants.
The tight 8-strand weave helps the line run quietly through the guides and supports longer casts. The smooth surface also improves handling when you are fishing with frequent contact and repeated retrieves.
Every variant comes on a 2000 m spool, so you can fill multiple reels or cut backing and reserve line as needed. That makes the line practical for anglers who keep several setups ready.
Pick the diameter and breaking strain that match your rod, target species, and fishing style. The colour options help you choose between a more visible and a more discreet presentation.
