Aluminum Electric Fence Wire for Garden Fence, Electric Fence, Chicken Wire Fence, Craft Wire, 1/4 Mile(400M) 14 Gauge (2.0 mm.) (0.079inch)

This wire is shiny, tough, and carries good voltage. Has never broke, and we have a lot of strain on these bottom rows. Very happy with this wire.

Aluminum is a better conductor of electricity than copper. This is a thicker wire gauge than most electric fence wires and I find it worth the money. I heard the commotion of a deer get a shock the first night I put the system in. The wire was dislocated from four posts. Poor fella. The bright shiny wire is almost polished and the thicker gauge of the wire may be even more visible at night to a deer and I would surmise that has commanded respect from the crafty fellow and his friends as I haven't turned on the fence controller since and have been eating fresh food from the garden for months,

If looking for electric fence wire, then you've found it! Works as it should as long as you hook it up correctly.

Used for electric fence for my Houdini Dog --- I love how this wire reflects in the sun at certain angles, and the sturdiness of it is WAY better than the thin wire I had first used that got so easily tangled up in weed-eater.

The spools came broken. Doesn’t handle shipping brutality very well. Hopefully I can unspool without too much trouble.

Very durable wire

larger wire much better than the smaller gage I have used in the past. Also, past galvanized rusted and broke. Aluminum doesn't

This wire is a little stronger than sturdy sewing thread. I do not recommend using it for fencing unless you dont need much and dont expect anything to put the slightest pressure on it.It is easy to bend but it will break if bent too much. It is hard to use because it springs off the roll, bends, and breaks.I put three strands up as an extension over a chain link fence. It broke several times as I was installing it but I finally made it submit to my will so it unrolled evenly. I made a loop of a bungee cord and held the loop so it could unroll with little trouble.When I finally finished the fence I tied flagging at intervals along the top of three wires that were about 2 inches apart. I showed my dog the new higher fence so he wouldn't get stuck in it. Then the neighbors came home and my 70 pound dog jumped through the fence breaking all 3 wires. It barely slowed him down.This might be good wire for something decorative as long as you don't I tend to bend it much. It's pretty much useless for anything else.