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Surely that depends on the diameter and bs of the braid being used!
I ve just had a quick glance and the braid I use is still stronger than most mono or copolymer lines of a similar diameter, in fact at 25lb breaking strain and not the 40lb stated. It's probably stronger than what most mono...
Back to you saying the fuji k is stronger than most double leg guides.
I would say in the hand yes.
Whipped on a blank, "any" double legged guide would be stronger.
If you push or pull the fuji single leg guide repeatedly it will snap where the whipping ends.
The double leg minima isn't going to move at all with the same pressure applied.
Minima black shadows on my 11ft 2lbs and on my 12ft 2.5s., and on my chimera 1.25s.
Also upto 30percent lighter, and as strong as any guide available today.
Jim
Hi Ashley, yes 2 double on the butt, and the first on the tip is more akin to today's style of fishing, making the tip a fraction lighter, I have minimas on mine, almost 30 percent lighter again, and as strong as k guides.
Jim
Most of it really I've used mono for 45yrs, and agree about the high diameter for abrasion resistance.
But have been using fox camo braid in 40lb, and in 4 seasons have lost about 2 leads and no barbel to cutt offs.
And no, I don't use a leader at all, just a foot of tubing.
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