ProWrap Nylon Rod Winding Thread - Size A (100 Yds)
Specifications
ProWrap Nylon Rod Winding Thread - Size A (100 Yds)
Product Details
ProWrap™ Nylon thread is the classic choice for rod builders who want dependable strength and a smooth, natural finish. Nylon’s translucent quality blends beautifully under epoxy, giving wraps a polished look. For builders who prefer exact spool color retention, simply apply a light coat of color preserver.
- Available in multiple sizes – A, B, D
- Strong tensile strength – wraps stay secure
- Pressure-dyed for consistency – bright, even colors
- Translucent under epoxy – blends smoothly for custom effects
- Use with color preserver – to lock in spool shade when desired
| Stock # | Type | Size | Diameter | Spool |
| RNS-A | Nylon | A | .006" | 100 yds |
| RNS-B | Nylon | B | .008" | 100 yds |
| RNS-D | Nylon | D | .010" | 100 yds |
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I use this and Fuji. Can’t tell if one is better than another.
Easy to wrap, looks good
Nice color for old brown fiberglass blanks. No issues with loose fibers or varying color. Tensile strength is as expected.
Here, I used ProWrap Nylon 349 Merlot, no color preserver, finished with Varthane satin oil-based polyurethane spar varnish for a rich, subdued appearance.
Excellent stuff, easy to use and looks great
Size B is good. Not too thin and small that it goes under guide foots.
Solid colors, great thread for my saltwater builds
Good thread for my surf rod builds
Prowrap is my go-to thread, size A is great for underwraps, trim bands and smaller guides
I'm just learning how to use nylon and colorfast threads i really like working with the nylon because it hides my mistakes
As usual, ProWrap thread does its job.. Beautifully wrapping my custom rod
I use A mostly. Hold very well with small wraps. The variety of color with color preserver stay sharp and allow tons of custom opportunities. Milwaukee Brewers rod as Photo example
I love the size A thread. Durable, strong and easy to use. Using dark gray at the moment on my first 2 piece spinning rod build.
Wraps real nice. The little bit of stretch makes it great.
I have used the Prowrap Nylon Midas Gold & Chestnut thread on my bamboo fly rod and it brought a warm, earth-tone presentation. Thank you
Looks great under epoxy. Easy to work with.
Pro wrap nylon number 446 is my favorite blue thread for doing marbling with metallic blue or metallic silver or a mix of both.
The D size thread is always used on all guides and hook keepers / thread work.
The A size thread has always been a favorite for the trim bands, add ins, and thread work.
Wraps well, packs nice. Takes finish well, cuts clean, has enough stretch to pull under nicely!
Great thread. Consistent and doesn’t untwist like some. Color is fine until application of epoxy. Went much darker than anticipated.
I never in a million years thought I would build a fishing rod. Mud hole was the perfect place for me to start. Why I started……I don’t know. Using top quality materials like pro wrap thread made my adventure easier. When I didn’t do it correctly, I knew it was me, not the material. I tore it out, and started again. Now, I’m doing everything I wanted to be able to do building rods. Pro wrap is my only choice.
Great thread for wraps and under wraps
Hello,
i would like to buy MHX Winn grips in black / green for my next spinning rod and am looking for the right yarn in green. I've seen pictures of wraps that are the same green color as the handles. what yarn is that?
Hello Johannes, the thread that come the closest to matching the MHX green is going to be the ProWrap colorfast 552 (neon green) Here is a link to the page that you can find it.
