SMOOTH COATING — Fluoropolymer construction for reduced friction and longer casts.
ZERO STRETCH — Immediate bite detection and faster hooksets.
8-STRAND CONSTRUCTION — 8 tightly woven PE fibers for a rounder, smoother profile.
LOW MEMORY — Fewer wind knots and tangles off the spool.
ABRASION RESISTANT — Built for heavy cover, structure, and abrasive surfaces.
CONSTRUCTION8 Strand PE Fiber
STRENGTH8lb - 100lb
DIAMETER0.10mm - 0.55mm
COATINGFluoropolymer
SPOOL SIZES300 / 2,000 yards
STRETCHZero
WATER TYPESaltwater & Freshwater
0.10mm8LB
0.12mm10LB
0.16mm15LB
0.20mm20LB
0.28mm30LB
0.32mm40LB
0.37mm50LB
0.40mm60LB
0.48mm80LB
0.55mm100LB
Beyond Braid line was formally tested at the International Game Fish Association Fishing Hall of Fame on a $50,000 tensile breaking strength machine.
Every line broke exactly at its rated pound test.
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Pink Punisher 8X No Fade - Ultra Performance 8 Strand
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Pink Punisher 8X No Fade - Ultra Performance 8 Strand
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Pink Punisher 8X No Fade - Ultra Performance 8 Strand
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PERFORMANCE IN EVERY STRAND
8-STRAND CONSTRUCTION
8 tightly woven PE fibers. Rounder profile, better reel lay, less friction.
EXTREME SENSITIVITY
Zero stretch. Every bite, every tap felt instantly.
FARTHER CASTS
Fluoropolymer coating for less friction, longer casts, every time.
ABRASION RESISTANT
Built for heavy cover, bridges, and structure. Holds when it counts.
8-STRAND CONSTRUCTION
8 tightly woven PE fibers. Rounder profile, better reel lay, less friction.
EXTREME SENSITIVITY
Zero stretch. Every bite, every tap felt instantly.
FARTHER CASTS
Fluoropolymer coating for less friction, longer casts, every time.
ABRASION RESISTANT
Built for heavy cover, bridges, and structure. Holds when it counts.
TESTED AT THE IGFA FISHING HALL OF FAME
The most respected institution in fishing verified our line breaks exactly where it should. No exceptions.
Customer Reviews
Overall rating: 4.6 / 5 from 36 reviews.
Spooled a few weeks ago. I’ve fished on saltwater for reds and freshwater for Bass. It’s smooth, no wind knots at the moment. It faded a little. You can see on the video. So far I’m very happy with the product. I’d definitely buy again. Can’t beat the value price. Will be buying more for my other reels. 4.5/5 ⭐️
The only reason why I put 4 stars is because I have yet to catch a good size redfish with the 10 lb test line to actually test it. But I'm liking it so far.
15# braid and 50# braid works fine casting is a dream so much farther then the old jbraid I was using .. thanks again for a great product .. definitely ordering again ..
First, braid from Bryond Braid is all they say it is. Strong and durable. I experimented with pink braid, 15lb for Florida Bass. Can’t say it was due to pink but had a very successful day without a break.
Breaks pretty bad, had me thinking my knots were bad until i pulled in what i was hung on with another rod and saw the line still on my lure… definitely not happy with quality of the braid and will not be reordering…
Love the braid
Son was getting his wife hooked up with a pink rod and reel
And Bam this pink line came up
I use nothing but beyond when it comes to braid
Excellent products
Only used it one trip. Keep getting wind knots and kept fraying and breaking. Took off all four reels and went to Fins Wind Tamer 4 stand. Way better results in the same conditions
I have used several different brands of braid and Beyond Braid is at the top of my list. Good cast ability, smooth and great knot strength. The pink line really stands out, making strike detection easy.
I only use your braided line best for all my reels for muskie Bass bluegill that's all I use from 60 lb 20 lb 30 lb on my passing rods and my open face rods I love all your colors they're amazing they adapt to where I finish with the colors thank you for supplying me with I feel the lead braiding line around
Pink is the first color water strips out. It stays bright and easy to follow at the surface and goes gray within the first several feet of depth, which is why pink is used for leaders and hi-vis line alike. Run a fluorocarbon leader and it is a non-issue.
Eight strands are woven tighter and rounder, so 8X is thinner for the same pound test, slicker through the guides, quieter on the cast, and it flies farther. Four strands weave flatter and squarer, which makes 4X a little grabbier on rock and shell and easier on the wallet. Simple rule: throwing light lures on spinning gear or chasing casting distance, take 8X. Fishing heavy cover, dragging bottom, or filling several reels on a budget, 4X is the workhorse. Both use the same PE fiber and the same diameter chart.
No. This is one of our No Fade lines, which means the color is locked into the fiber instead of coated onto the surface. It does not bleed onto your hands, your rod, or your reel, and it does not wash out to gray after a season in the sun. Fading was the single most common complaint anglers had about braid, ours included, which is exactly why the No Fade series exists.
This one is offered in 8lb, 10lb, 15lb, 20lb, 30lb, 40lb, 50lb, 60lb, 80lb, 100lb. As a starting point: 8 to 15lb for trout, panfish, and finesse, 20 to 30lb for bass and all-around freshwater, 30 to 50lb for inshore snook, reds, and trout, 50 to 65lb for heavy inshore and light offshore, 80lb and up for offshore and big structure. Diameters: 8lb at 0.10mm, 10lb at 0.12mm, 15lb at 0.16mm, 20lb at 0.20mm, 30lb at 0.28mm, 40lb at 0.32mm, 50lb at 0.37mm, 60lb at 0.40mm, 80lb at 0.48mm, 100lb at 0.55mm. This one comes in 300 Yards, 2000 Yards. A 300 yard spool fills one average reel. The 2000 yard bulk spool is for filling several reels at once and works out to the lowest cost per yard. Braid is thinner than mono at the same rating, so most anglers step up a size from the mono they used to run and still gain casting distance.
For braid to leader, the FG knot is the strongest and thinnest and it passes through guides cleanly. A double uni with 6 to 8 wraps per side is easier on the water and holds fine under 30lb. Straight to a hook or lure, use a Palomar tied with doubled line. Wet every knot before you cinch it, because a dry knot burns and that is where most break-offs actually happen. When you spool up, keep firm tension on the line the whole way, use mono backing or a strip of tape on a bare arbor so the braid cannot slip, and stop about an eighth of an inch below the spool lip. An overfilled spool is the real cause of most wind knots people blame on the line.
Braid is slick enough to spin on a bare spool. Either lay down a short mono or fluoro backing and join it with an FG or double uni knot, or wrap a strip of electrical tape around the bare arbor first. Then spool under steady tension with the line coming off the filler spool the same direction it goes onto your reel, which is what keeps wind knots from showing up on your first cast.
Much thinner at the same strength, usually right around half the diameter. That is the whole point: you pack far more line onto the same reel, you cut through wind instead of ballooning in it, and you cast noticeably further. Exact diameters for every pound test in this line are listed in the size chart on this page.
No. Modern guide inserts handle braid without any trouble. What actually shreds line is a guide insert that is already chipped or cracked. Run a cotton swab around the inside of each guide once a season, and if it snags a fiber, replace that guide before it costs you a fish.
Not with nail clippers, and not with a knife. Braid is a PE fiber that frays and rolls away from a dull edge instead of cutting, so you end up with a mashed end that will not pass through a knot cleanly. Use a dedicated braid scissor with serrated blades for a square cut, and your knots will seat right the first time.
Braid outlasts mono by a wide margin, so most anglers get multiple seasons out of one spool. The last stretch of line takes nearly all the abuse, so before you replace the whole thing, strip off the first 20 to 30 yards and retie. When the line starts feeling fuzzy well down the spool, or you have lost enough to hurt your capacity, it is time. You can also pull the line off, reverse it end for end, and respool to get a full second life out of it.