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

Thank you. Will buy again. Fireline tends to be a bit expensive.

This is the first time Ive used this thread for loom beading. The thread performs well with few tangles and good strength. I love the look of the finished product too. However, the one things I dont like is that the black color comes off on your hands as it runs through your fingers while warping a beading loom. I end up with all these black lines on my hands where Ive held the tension on the thread. Its noteworthy that it doesnt come off easily even with dawn dish soap. Id 100% leave a 5 star rating if they could fix that problem for me.

I cant wait to start crafting with it. Just took up jewelry making and thought I would try it Shipping was fast. No issues.

Needed for seed bead jewelry making

Love the product

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

I think this particular thread was mistakenly miss-labeled at the factory because I had bought small rolls of the .006 and found this is thicker. I was unable to thread a #12 needle. I like fireline but was disappointed. Because this thread is so thin it is hard to photograph. Anyway, what I got will not fit some of my beads along with the larger needle.

Been using this for years. My go to company to order from. Shipping is extra quick!

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

I just started using this type of thread to make my leather wrap bracelets that I sell for retail. I can already tell that its going to last longer than the silk size D thread Ive been using. Recently, I noticed that my bracelets were getting frayed way too early on, and needed to remake them, (definitely does not look good for me sales wise). I did some investigating and learned about this thread. I have yet to find out just how long the durability lasts, but I can tell its more durable than what Ive been using, even with me conditioning the thread many times over.