8528PE Pe-Line

The Crazyeleph team has refined these fishing line products through extensive research, field testing, and practical application. Below is an explanation of the origin of the 8528 number.

• "8" stands for its 8-strand braiding technique, delivering top-tier all-around performance.
• "5" refers to the 5 alternating colors (1 color per 10 meters) specially chosen for saltwater fishing.
• "28" represents 28 knots per inch, enhancing strength and smoothness.

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Throw further

With 28 knots per inch, this thread has a higher weaving density, making it super smooth and sleek. This means you can shoot farther with less effort.  

High sensitivity

It acquires signals faster and has better transmission performance.  

High tensile force

The linear pulling force is stronger and better meets the requirements of fishing in seawater.  

High softness

The material is selected from high-quality high-molecular-weight polyethylene to reduce the "too hard" phenomenon of high-density woven yarns.  

High smoothness

Effectively reduce wire wear and wire temperature, and further enhance the compatibility of the wire body.  

Higher weaving density

Reduce the gap between the strands and lower the probability of salt crystal accumulation.   Did you know? The raw material of PE line is high-molecular-weight polyethylene, which is corrosion-resistant. The so-called "seawater corrosion of PE lines" often mentioned by consumers is very likely caused by the excessive gap between each strand of inferior PE lines. After the seawater dries, there are too many salt crystals hidden, resulting in a "sanding phenomenon" between strands during use. The 8528PE high-density brknit from Crazyeleph can better solve this problem.

Selected five colors

Under the condition of ensuring absolute pulling force, the practical experience of the Crazyeleph team: Selecting line colors that are more suitable for Marine fishing.  

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Warm reminder:   The longer the PE line, the trickier the braiding process. Why? Because crafting a flawless 1,200-meter line—with zero errors, zero skipped stitches, and zero joins—takes extreme precision. It’s a high-risk task, where even a small misstep means big losses. But the Crazyeleph team pulled it off, seamlessly linking 12 spools to create that perfect, unbroken length.