SWANLAKE 40FT12M Fish Tape Wire Puller Through Wall,Threader Fish And Fish Cable Fastener With Steel Rope

Worked great for pulling a new RG6 cable through the conduit. The loop cable connectors work OK. It is a little difficult to loop over the cable multiple times; but it still worked better than anything else I have ever used to connect to a fish tape. Great value. You do need to use a good pair of leather gloves to pull hard.

Cheap and does the job. Needed something with some flex but rigid enough to go around corners whiteout having to fight the metal fish. This did the job fantastic. Easily coiled back up and doesn’t turn into a big knot either. Use some Velcro or tape to keep it from decoiling itself after you wrap it up.

This is a snake for us amateurs. I used this to pull electrical wire for 2 wall sconces. Being small in diameter it was easy to manipulate and it worked okay. For small jobs it is a great product at a very reasonable price.

This thing will not be pushed straight at all as it has permanent coiling and for this reason, it produces a-holes when retrieving from a hole in a wall. I have only used this a couple times and still plan to in the future, despite the hard kinks it now has. I feel like I have already got my money's worth out of it.

I used this to pull wire through the roll cage of my golf cart. I have another fish tape, but it wouldn't work without having to drill an unacceptably large hole in the cage, thus weakening it. This little green wonder filled the bill perfectly. It cleared a 5/16" hole and slid through like it was greased. This will be my go-to wire puller for this type of work from now on.

Purchased to fish new trailer wiring through the tubes of my utility trailer. Worked great, I actually used electrical tape to attach the wires to the tape to pull through. I didn't use the loops that came with the fish tape. But overall works really well easy to fish and pull back through the tubes. Made my job 1000% easier.

This comes rolled up and wants to keep that shape after you unroll it. This would be fine, however it's too flimsy to actually navigate anything behind a wall. This might work for conduit but it barely made it a few feet inside an actual wall and even when it was connected to an existing wire it bent around too much to actually push it more than a few feet. Overall it was completely useless for my application and I went back to steel fish tape.

The setup was easy and the tool worked the first time I used it. Seems very durable. — It maybe a little to long for my uses, but I may need the longer length in the future.