Shimano PowerPro Spectra Fiber Braided Backing
From Freshwater to Saltwater, anglers depend on Shimano PowerPro Spectra Braided Backing to provide an edge over dacron backing or even other super braids. Exclusive Enhanced Body Technology provides a rounder, smoother, slicker, and structurally superior ultra-strong braided line that enhances performance.
- Ultra-strong braided line used for backing on fly reels
- Spectra Fiber technology
- Enhanced Body Technology is rounder, smoother, and structurally superior
- Yellow and white options
- Commonly used sizes for backing in 30lb and 50lb
- Packaged on 150 yard or 300 yard spools
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Material | Spectra Fiber |
| Technology | Enhanced Body Technology |
| Weight | Lightweight, high strength |
| Color Options | Yellow and White |
| Common Line Ratings | 30lb, 50lb |
| Spool Length | 150 yard or 300 yard |
FAQ
What makes the Spectra Fiber backing different from traditional dacron backing?
The Spectra Fiber technology combined with Enhanced Body Technology provides a smoother, rounder profile and superior structural strength compared to dacron, resulting in better performance and reduced line friction during casting.
Is this backing suitable for both freshwater and saltwater fishing?
Yes, the Shimano PowerPro Spectra Braided Backing is designed for use in both freshwater and saltwater environments due to its durability and resistance to environmental wear.
What are the available colors and sizes?
Available in yellow and white. Commonly used sizes are 30lb and 50lb, with spool lengths of 150 yards or 300 yards.
Edward Nolan –
I’ve used this backing on my fly reel for several seasons now. The line feels smoother and more consistent than my old dacron. It holds up well in saltwater and doesn’t fray easily. The 50lb version works perfectly with my spinning setup.
Dylan Hunter –
The 300-yard spool is a great value. It’s easy to thread and performs well during long casting sessions. The yellow color is very visible when checking line tension. No issues with knots or breakage so far.
James Tucker –
Solid performance in both freshwater and saltwater. A bit more expensive than dacron, but the strength and smoothness justify the cost. Slight stiffness when first pulled, but settles in quickly.