Braided line - least noisy

[usernamehere]

What is the least noisy/quietest braided line you have personally used?

For me, its probably daiwa samurai, but its strength isnt as consistant as i like it to be.
PP supeslick 8 is also quiet, but feels a bit weaker than the original PP (being a 8 carrier, it breaks more often than the 4 carrier one)

 

[somethingsfishy]

Im not overly sure what youre talking about here.. Noisey in the sense when u cast u hear that "zzzzzzzz"? Or noise travelling down the line ? Or what? Other than it annoying you personnally im not so sure it matters... But suffix 832 is all i trust..

 

[Christopheraaron]

Im not overly sure what youre talking about here.. Noisey in the sense when u cast u hear that "zzzzzzzz"? Or noise travelling down the line ? Or what? Other than it annoying you personnally im not so sure it matters... But suffix 832 is all i trust..

He's talking about when you reel in, 832 is the quietest I've used but now only buy original PP.

 

[hamiltonangler94]

I heard that super slick is quiet, but I don't think there's any advantages having "quieter" line

 

[Christopheraaron]

It doesn't, the noise just annoys people. I don't mind it personally.

 

[somethingsfishy]

The noise makes me feel like a superhero

 

[Kleiner]

Lol, you guys are funny, I've never noticed different lines are noisier!

 

[grayer]

suffix 832

 

[Giuga10]

JP Derose did an episode of Beyond the Cast looking at all of the top Braided lines. Suffix 832 and PowerPro Super 8 Slick were in the mix, PowerPro was chosen to be the best line for strength and best over all line for other reasons like casting distance, selection etc.. During the episode one of the testers mentioned something about SUper 8 Slick being a more quiet braid.

Hope this helps a bit.
I'd go with PowerPro Super 8 Slick, I use it too and I love it!