ATD Tools 7975 20' 600 Amp 2 Gauge Booster Cable

Was the least expensive set of quality cables I found and I would purchase more. Far better than the lightweight 2 gauge cables from Autozone.

The cable coating is not flexible if the temp is even close to freezing. The boosting capability of the inner wire and the clamps is good. But when its only +20 degrees outside and you pick up the cables five feet from the end of them and they just stick out horizontally like there is a 2x4 attached to them, that makes the cable pretty worthless. If it was 30 below zero out, I think they would just snap in half. The outer coating on the cables is junk.

These cables are great, there is virtually no voltage loss between cars.Really thick rubber coating with extreme abrasion resistance. Clamps are incredibly strong also.These cables are not light and easy to pack, they are heavy and bulky, they will take up someroom in your trunk, But they are the best cables out there.Heck These things are so tough, I bet you could use them to pull your buddyout of the snow with them!!

Pretty sure I could raise the dead with these. Thick rubber, super strong springs in the handles.

Great cable. I am just worried about if it will stay flexible in the cold. We'll see how that goes. I'll try to update on that later.

These jumper cables seemed to be the best for the money. Seem expensive, but with copper prices up, you get what you pay for. These are plenty long enough for any situation. Clamps are nice too.

SUPER HEAVY DUTY JUMPER CABLES. VERY FLEXIBLE AND LONG ENOUGH FOR JUST ABOUT ANYTHING. I USED THEM TO RUN FROM MY MAIN BATTERY BACK TO MY AUX. BATTERY FOR A POWER INVERTER IN VAN. TOO BAD COPPER HAS GONE UP SO MUCH.

My son and I run diesel trucks and these are the grade of cables needed for high amp jumping. With copper cables you get what you pay for.... Good product.