Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: is the diameter of this braid comparable to 100lb power pro?
Document: I wouldn't be able to tell the difference between this and regular Power Pro except that my wallet is much happier. :') We'll try it shark fishing but first impressions are very favorable, especially for the price.
line is not like braided and it seems to be mono.. too bid a diameter to work for me in intended purpose
the mailing was fast. the braid was exactly as described. gonna use it for my thresher shark gears. it is much cheaper than the branded ones but works just as good.
I haven't tested this line against measured weights or a scale yet, but it looks, feels and knots like a good dyneema braid. It comes on an unlabeled spool.
I Recommend for big game  use to fishing in salt water  catch 42 pound robalo using this braid line I recommended
It seems to be a quality braid. I feel that the only downfall of this product is the mislabeling/claim to be 100 lb test instead of 65 lb test. I will buy again, but now knowing that it is inexpensive 65 lb braid labeled as 100 lb. test.
Worse line ever 100 lb test lmfao more like 30lb lesson learned. If your looking for great fishing line go to bass pro where you can see the line and test it before you buy it. Oh and I had to wait like a month to find out the line sucked
Arrived quickly and packaged appropriately.Have not tested it yet but will do so and then update as many reviews state it is not actually 100lb strength.But even if its only 60-80 lb it was worth the price and the quick arrival.
I purchased this product 12/26/13. Upon receipt, I tested the line against 65 lb PowerPro braided line. I used a bimini twist knot in both lines and both lines broke at the same weight of 60 lbs. 65 lb PowerPro diameter was measured at .016 in. and this product measured .017 in. diameter. As long as you purchase this product knowing that it is essentially 65 lb line, you should be quite happy. It is far less expensive than PowerPro.
Gorilla line broke at it's rated strength and appeared to get progressively stronger with each pull. Another striking difference was that the Dyneema 100lb. line consistently broke 4 to 6 inches from the knot, which tells me that the knot itself played absolutely no part in the pitiful strength of the line while performing the exact same tests on the 80lb.
Answer: yes