🔌 SWANLAKE 11-Foot Fiberglass Running Wire Cable Coaxial Electrical Fish Tape: Efficient Pull-Push Glow Rods Kit Review

The product is full of junk. The picture associated with this listing clearly shows that they are flexible and durable. You are neither. DO NOT BUY! Serious. It's cheap and other reviewers have said they're good for a one-time job, but they're not. In a simple task of running a cable through a wall, the connection points between sections caught on something. I pulled a little and the tip broke off leaving part of the pole stuck in the wall. Again complete rubbish and a seriously misleading…

This glow stick gets the job done at a fraction of the cost of other glow sticks. The optional end caps are great for a variety of draws. (Just be careful which end you want to pull on.) I would start it with a 4.5 because my only complaint is the screw in the segments. When pulling the HDMI cable, the segments were constantly weakened. However they are very fully separated and I think if they were ok it would be a different rating. I feel like everyday use leaves the connectors too loose.

So the weak point seems to be the threaded connection. "Dad" with a thread below in the photo broke off inside the female part. The threaded part pulled out easily, but now I have one less section. This happened after running multiple cables through multiple walls with it. I don't think I used violence this time; no more than it used to, so I can say with certainty that this is not a very durable product. With careful and careful use it can work for your job, but laying cables often requires a…

The idea that you can add an extra foot of tape sounds great until you're trying to use it in a tight space and part of a foot comes loose from the threaded rod. :( Or if the middle part unscrews mid-pull and the top part falls into the cavity you're working in. While this helped us connect our Ford Transit to the AC and DC wires, it broke, loosened itself, and resulted in a lot of small cuts on my hands (mostly my fault, working around sharp edges), but the sections where the sticks twist are…

The title speaks for itself. I needed a fish for a very tight cable tension, I may add it's a one time use. The length of each section makes it difficult if not impossible to use in a narrow attic. I would prefer multiple segment sizes to better accommodate hard-to-reach areas. Regardless, after using my existing bad cable to get the fish through the wall, the fiber optic section pulled out of the brass connector that runs between the sections, leaving me with no choice but to seriously destroy

All right. An initial durability issue I encountered on first use with the threaded portion of one of the fiberglass sections required a return as it affected the functionality of the kit. But this event could have been an accidental failure. This happens occasionally, but may indicate that this kit is better positioned as a "bargain tool" for the occasional "non-professional" trading task used by a homeowner or perhaps a helpful soul looking to route "Kabeln" is recruited. However, this proves