Bryne 22 Gauge Ultra Flexible Silicone Wire 100 Ft [50 Ft Red and 50 Ft Black],60 Strands 0.08mm of Tinned Copper,High and Low Temperature Resistance -60~200 Degree C (22 AWG, Red&Black)

Great wire. Problem is, you are only getting 9.5 ft of both, so get shorted by 5% on the purchase. Gets 2 stars knocked off in my book. Should be slightly over, not way under the product description.

This review might be harsh since the item does appear to be a quality item. My issue is the 'slightly' deceptive description as "20 feet". Yeah it total. Each strand is only 10 feet. I of course need more than feet for my project, but alas it cannot be completed with this item and since I have already stripped one end, it neither able to be returned nor worth my time and effort. Instead of 1 star did give 2 stars since part of the error is my own lazy reading of the description. Thanks for wasting my time and taking my money for the trouble.

Just wanted to let everyone know that the wire I got is not "bonded wire". It is two lengths of 10 feet 10 awg wire , one red and one black. The description is "Bryne 10 Gauge Ultra Flexible Silicone Wire 20 Ft" ASIN B07Q1Z9PWW. One of the reviews claims it is bonded, like zip cord. Maybe he got a different product. However if you look carefully at the photo in the description you can make out something that looks like there are segments that are joined together. Conflicting information !

Comparing it to some real 18AWG wire it does seem to be 18. Althought it might be a tad smaller, but it could also be because of the finer strands vs the thick stands on the wire i was comparing it to. But it looks 18GA to me. The wire inside is copper as well, tin coated. I scraped the coating off to be sure and it is copper. Because I hate aluminum wires.Very flexible wire love the silicone coating. Should work just fine for wiring up some stiches to the relays as you dont need super thick wire for that

I built a number of solar generator controllers in battery boxes. The first two used standard 10 AWG solar panel wire for the solar input. That wire is so rigid I wasn’t able route the cable optimally inside the battery box.This wire is at least 10x easier to route following a complicated path. It is the only wire type I will use in the future for this type of application.

Its the real deal. Correctly measures 2mohm/m like 8ga is supposed to (using our 4-wire micro-ohmmeter.) They didn't skimp on size or use plated aluminum like some other companies do.Nice they use little reusable hook & loop strips to keep it coiled up.

Found this to be a cheaper alternative than what I could find at the local hardware stores for hookup wire. The silicone composition insulation made it very easy to hand wind this wire into a spool. It was also very easy to strip the insulation from the ends of the wire. After cutting one wire into three pieces, am not certain that there was a full 50 feet in the one length of wire. Still this is a good value.

I cant say anything about the quality of wire cause I don't know anything about that but what I do know is this is the softest most flexible wire ive ever used. The silicone coating/shell over the wires is very very nice to handle. If you need it to flow like water then this is what you need.