The Beadsmith Fireline by Berkley – Micro-fused Braided Thread – 8lb. Test, .007”/.17mm Diameter, 125 Yard Spool, Smoke Grey – Super Strong Stringing Material for Jewelry Making and Bead Weaving

The thread is very strong yet allow lots of flexibility at the same time with sturdiness. I use this thread to make beaded jewelry.

I use this to make beaded jewelry. This was a very good price so I grabbed a couple spools.

A professional bead artist friend told me this is the best beading thread.. yes beading. And she knows her stuff. Works great but know that you have to cut it with little kids scissors.. don’t ask me why.

It is perfect to beading

Fire line. Is my go to beading thread. I use it on all of my beading projects. Over the last 15 years that I have used Fireline for necklaces, and bracelets, I have not had any items returned to me for repair. I probably used at least 25 to 30 125 foot rolls of smoke Fireline. Love the product.

Love the product... quality and cost. Delivery was really quick.

I love the Beadsmith line, and when I have a project that calls for small seed beads, this is my go to brand. Its very thin, easy to thread into a needle (even with a tiny hole) and it is STRONG. Michaels uses this thread in the bead classes they offer. Unfortunately, I was sent the wrong color, I wanted white and not gray, so I had to return this spool of Beadsmith thread. That was the only reason it was returned. The thread itself is a good product that will last and last and not break. I sell my handmade jewelry, and the last thing I want is for a customer to return an item to me because the thread broke on them. I dont have to worry with this brand! The price is a bit high, but I feel it is worth it to have the confidence it will hold up over time.

Fireline is my favorite stringing material. I finally got smart and ordered 125 yards instead of buying 50 yArds every 2 weeks!

Does not seem like real fireline, easy to knot up and easily broken

8lb. Fireline in the best if you want your project to hold up.