Accessbuy Ethernet Network Strain Connector Review

Multi Colored Cat5e Ethernet Cable Boot to make your own cable lengths. 20 pcs each color, 200 pcs packed. Bought. There were only 199 pieces in my backpack (an orange shoe was missing). No problem as this is a good buy. The boots are flexible and suitable for Cat5e cables. Some complain that the boots are not suitable for Cat6 cables and others but they are great for Cat5e.

Pros: It's nice to get multiple shoes of different colors in one package. I bought a spool of wire to make my own traces and patch cords. I use colored shoes to coordinate my cords for easy identification. I like the way the wire looks, everything is one color and only the boots are a different color. Cons: Boots look and feel cheap. You get what you pay for.

VERY GOOD PLUG CAP. They are ideal for 23 AWG Cat6 wire and are great for identifying wires. I just installed them so I don't know how they will behave. wait, but I'm not worried that they work fine. I received the correct amount (200), so no complaints. Overall I am very happy with this transaction and the product A+A+A+

It may sound completely odd, but I had to identify many individual RG6 power wires. I decided to use these. After most of the body was cut off, only the neck remained, and they were attached to cables at either end. In other cases, I've doubled the colors on multiple wires. Small enough not to disrupt connections. (I wasn't planning on using colored zip ties, marker strips, etc.) Possibly off-label, but worked well for cable IDs and added a more detailed setup.

My only star is based on the published description, not the quality of build. The description of the posts gives the impression that they can be used on plugs that are already connected or overmolded. It's not like this. They would be great if you make your own wire kits, but not for existing wire connectors.

Different colored ends to avoid trouble with cables, that's great. I just wish they were a little stretchier. It took me a hell of a long time to install them on good quality shielded cable. I had to lubricate the cable with silicone spray to install the covers. These colored ends should work well with the cheaper thin ethernet cables that are readily available.

These are my first stamped boots and after reading many reviews on different brands I was concerned that the CAT6 cable would not fit. To my surprise, they actually seem to be "loose" on FastCat brand CAT6 cables. They won't move/slip when you slide them over a real plastic ethernet connector. I like different colors. Would buy again.

Different colored ends to avoid cable problems. I just wish they were a little stretchier. It took me a hell of a long time to install them on good quality shielded cable. I had to lubricate the cable with silicone spray to install the covers. These colored ends should work well with the cheaper thin ethernet cables that are readily available.

This may sound completely strange, but I had to identify many separate RG6 power cables. I decided to use these. After most of the body was cut off, only the neck remained, and they were attached to cables at either end. In other cases, I've doubled the colors on multiple wires. Small enough not to disrupt connections. (I wasn't planning on using colored zip ties, marker strips, etc.) Possibly off-label, but worked well for cable IDs and added a more detailed setup.

shoes are good, I have 200 of them as expected, but not a perfect pair. I have 20 of these except white and dark gray. For them I have 21 white and 19 dark gray ones. Not a big deal in my opinion, but there will still be a cable that ends up mismatching, so I'll use this mismatched pair for the short patch cord I have. For the cable I have is a regular category 6 cable, these boots work great. I've tested it and it's tight, but moves with a little effort. I have an old thin Cat 5e cable and it…