🔋 High-Quality 6 AWG Gauge Red and Black Pure Copper Battery Inverter Cables for Solar, RV, Car, Boat - 12 inches with 5/16 inch Lugs Review

These are good wires with thick insulation. I use them from the inverter in our RV and they work fine. They are multi-strand and very flexible.

Excellent cables but make sure you understand the total length is equal to the length of both cables. If you place order for 3ft, it means you will get 1.5ft red cable and 1.5ft black cable!

The description says the tips are sealed to prevent corrosion. The wires I received had lightweight ferrules with a seam on the end. Not what I expected. I was expecting tough, durable cleats. I sent them back.

Used these to extend the battery cables on my motorcycle. I cut the end off on one side and soldered it to my existing wires with butt connectors. Their flexibility greatly facilitates battery removal.

I didn't even open the package but returned it at a loss of $5 upon noticing the thinnest wire and the protective layer around the wire. It's just not worth risking what I thought was a potential fire hazard in a couple of years. .

I needed something better than jumper wires to connect to pieces of stainless steel mesh to conduct low voltage. It solved the problem, and it looked a lot less like an online dumbass video about winning a Darwin Prize and more like quality backyard science.

Advertised as 3ft, labeled as 3ft but only 1.5ft which is half (3/2 = 1.5). Chances are this SET of two cords (one red and one black) totaling 3 feet could reasonably be interpreted as the advertised length. It will be misleading advertising. I suspect/hope this is just an isolated incident of mislabeling and oversight. Waste of time/money.

I think these are the best battery cables I have ever bought. Very flexible, high-quality crimp etc. at a very good price. I replaced the standard cables on my home generator which were stiff and poor quality.

I needed something better than jumper wires to connect to pieces of stainless steel mesh to allow low voltage to pass through. It solved the problem, and it looked a lot less like an online dumbass video about winning a Darwin Prize and more like quality backyard science.

Advertised as 3ft, labeled as 3ft but only 1.5ft so half (3/2 = 1.5). Chances are this SET of two cords (one red and one black) totaling 3 feet could reasonably be interpreted as the advertised length. It will be misleading advertising. I suspect/hope this is just an isolated incident of mislabeling and oversight. Waste of time/money.