Power Pro Maxcuatro Spectra Braided Line – Moss Green
Maxcuatro is 25% thinner than standard PowerPro lines with equivalent strength; it’s like buying a line one size smaller. With a 4-end construction made with the newest Honeywell Spectra™ HT fiber, Maxcuatro optimizes casting distance while increasing your reel capacity. Downsize your tackle and maximize your total fishing performance with Maxcuatro by PowerPro.
Product Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Line Type | Braided |
| Color | Moss Green |
| Construction | 4-end |
| Material | Honeywell Spectra™ HT fiber |
| Strength | Equivalent to standard PowerPro lines |
| Thickness | 25% thinner than standard PowerPro lines |
| Reel Capacity | Increased due to improved line efficiency |
| Casting Distance | Optimized for longer, more accurate casts |
FAQ
What makes Maxcuatro different from standard PowerPro lines?
Maxcuatro is 25% thinner than standard PowerPro lines while maintaining equivalent strength. Its 4-end construction using Honeywell Spectra™ HT fiber improves casting distance and increases reel capacity.
Is the strength of Maxcuatro line the same as standard PowerPro lines?
Yes, Maxcuatro has equivalent strength to standard PowerPro lines despite being 25% thinner.
Can I use Maxcuatro line in all fishing conditions?
Please contact customer service


Robert Terry –
I switched to Maxcuatro after trying other thinner lines and noticed a big improvement in casting distance. The moss green color stands out in the water, and it feels strong without being bulky. My reel capacity has increased, which helps when fishing in open waters.
Jan Clarkson –
The line is noticeably thinner than my previous setup, which makes it easier to cast. It holds up well in saltwater conditions and doesn’t fray easily. A bit more expensive, but worth it for the performance gain.
Diana Murray –
I’ve used this line for both freshwater and light saltwater fishing. The 4-end construction gives a smooth feel and better sensitivity. It’s a great upgrade for anglers who want to reduce tackle size without losing strength.