KOOTANS 11 ft Fiberglass Wire Running Kit Wall Cable Wire Fishing Rod Pull Push Tool Electrical Fish Tape Set with 6 Different Accessories

It did the job. Be careful to turn it in a way that continues to tighten the tubes. I didn’t think I turned it at all and the cable pulling loop came off.

I got this to run a wire from outside, through a soffit into the attic for a webcam. I just drilled a hole big enough, connected about 10 feet of the line, taped the power cord from the webcam to the line with some electrical wire and pushed it on through. Worked perfectly. Had enough bend not to break as I pushed it through and worked like a charm. Well worth it.

Bought it to pull some wires through the ceiling and it worked enough to finish the job. For me, 4 pieces was the limit. Anything after that, it started to sag and get hard to get over/across beams. Thank goodness for the magetic connector. I had another 2 pieces created with the magnetic head and insert it to the opposite hole to try and find the first pole's string that I attached a key ring to. My issue would be that I wish the magnet was stronger and the poles were stiffer.

The fishing kit work perfectly for fishing the speaker wire up the wall and along the ceiling in the basement not sure how I would have gotten the project done without them.

Tried using it to run some 14/2 wire for ceiling lights and pieces broke at the brass connector, now I have some pieces that can't be used.Is flexible but don't force it much, it will break.The various tips and hooks are a nice addition.

Got it for fishing wire thru drywall for tv mount. Turns out I didn’t need it but will keep as its Handy to have.

I had to run network cabling for my company's new office and being my first time I tried a number of products to do it. This one was my go-to tool for the vast majority of my cable running. Since I had to do this job solo it was a real help in retrieving cables that I had tossed in plenum area above the ceiling using its modular length and hook attachment features.Its dirty work was spent lowering cable through thick insulation layers behind drywall down to network cutouts. I really was rough in using the product and ended up breaking one of the connectors but the others all survived the project and I ended up losing other pieces to my own clumsiness. The affordability also made it relatively easy to replace parts with a whole new set anyway.

The media could not be loaded. I have a weird room layout, lots of doors and awnings, and needed to have two speakers in corners of a room 10+ ft room, with a 4 ft doorway in between. I was able to cut two holes in the carpet (under furniture) and run a speaker wire to the satellite speaker with this tool.For the price, it's pretty durable but I was very careful with how much pressure I was applying - I saw other reviews showing broken screw attachments, and I wasn't trying to have this thing stuck under my carpet indefinitely, but it held up for my purposes. And saying it was less costly than wiring through the walls or the actual floor is an astronomical understatement. About $10 spent to achieve the same effect hundreds of dollars and tons of labor it would have taken to have the wires hidden other ways.Idk if this would be safe for electrical cords, or if you have a thick wire or a thin carpet. My carpet is thick and the speaker wire is quite thin, and I can't feel it at all under the carpet. This thing was a lifesaver!