The Beadsmith Fireline by Berkley - Micro-Fused Braided Thread - 8lb. Test, .007"/.17mm Diameter, 50 Yard Spool, Smoke Grey - Super Strong Stringing Material for Jewelry Making and Bead Weaving

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.

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.

It is strong and easy to use. It doesn't tangle like other beading thread and it is clear. I can use it to make multiple passes through size 15 seed beads. Works great for bracelets and necklaces. Not so much for dangle earrings, but you can use it on the woven part.

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 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

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.

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.