The Beadsmith Fireline by Berkley - Micro-Fused Braided Thread - 4lb. Test, .005"/.12mm Diameter, 15 Yard Spool, Smoke Grey - Super Strong Stringing Material for Jewelry Making and Bead Weaving

The quality of Fireline beading thread is exceptional in books. I never have fraying issues like other threads, I just wish there were more color options. Overall, I would recommend this product.

This thread is very durable and strong. I even had a hard time cutting it which showed me it was of great quality. I would say it is great for professional use. It is easy to work with which I like and doesnt snag or fray.

this is extremely strong. I love this thread. it is exactly as described and perfect for jewelry making! I am so happy I bought this thread. I bought it to make a bracelet for my granddaughter who is 14months old. she hasn't broken it yet 😊

I am just starting to make necklaces and I wanted something stronger than I was using. So far this working well and I am enjoying using it. I do recommend it and the price was quite reasonable.

This is the only thread I use for my beading projects, it's durable even in 4lb test, it doesn't fray, and it's stiff enough to thread through a needle but still gives a nice fringe too.

I made necklaces and bracelets and stuff and this is my number one to use and I love it I'm about out so I'm fixing to order some more I've already threw my roll away I emptied it so I tossed it in the trash so I'm just going to send you some pictures of what I make with it

I make and sell beaded jewelry, and I have to day that this is the absolute best beading that I've ever used. It is fine enough for multiple beads passes through 11/0 beads, and i love that it didn't tangle up on itself like many others I've used in the past.

I bought this thread to make bracelets with 11/0 seed beads. The thread is strong, but I can't seem to pull it tight enough when I try to make flowers

I am just starting to learn beading on a loom. Sadly, my loom did not come with the instructions on how to string the loom. I made my first attempt trying to watch a step-by-step video on YouTube using this product ( a very frustrating way to learn IMHO). AFTER attempting to string the loom for several minutes (of utter frustration), I decided to take a break, only to find that my hands were literally smeared with a blackish/greasy substance. I was not aware that the string had this black coating (on the plus side). I did learn that this color of string (black) was one that should not be used when working with lighter colored beads. I sm going to order the white string of this manufacturer before I bead any thing.

After reading raving reviews online, I was sadly quite disappointed. Especially for the price. This 'line' is more flimsy than sewing thread, and twice as frustrating to work with. I tried three different types of beading with this, and finally gave up and grabbed the stringing wire. Obviously, there seems to be lots of people who love this brand / size of line.... just not for me. It'll be going in the tackle box.