11' Fiberglass Running Electrical Wire Cable Pulling Fish Tape Kit with 5 Different Attachments and Fish Tape Tool in a Carrying Case

The rods seem to be what I was expecting. Inexpensive hardware that functions adequately. However, the rods (all of them) have adhesive residue on them. Enough to where they only come out of the tube all together. If I pick up one rod, I get 4. Maybe they were once wrapped in cheap packing tape? They must be cleaned before using, especially near insulation.Edit: Upon further inspection, I think these were probably used and returned. There is some damage to a couple rods. Shame on someone. Added a star for the product. This behavior is not the manufacturer's fault but still hurts the end user.Update: I did not try to contact the seller but they reached out to me and offered to resolve the issue. As the product is fine and the customer service is outstanding, I have revised my rating again. Amazon however, needs to work on their returned item inspection. They've burned me 3 times now.

Great product. I needed to snake electrical wire through several walls, and it worked out great for me. I recommend this to the DIY worker.

Worked great, very small diameter but strong enough to get the job done. Love the cable attachment to secure the wire, nice and secured. Magnet could be stronger, but it worked fine grabbing the rod in the attic to pull it over the thick insulation. Saved me the hassle of crawling through to another area - still needs to be stronger. The ring attachment for the cable adapter should be elongated instead of round, it would just make it easier to pull through a half inch hole. Highly recommend this set up, definitely made the job easier and it doesn't take up a lot of storage space in your toolbox/bag.

Needed to fish a Cat8 wire down an exterior wall. My fiberglass fish-tape was not able to push down. Electrician friend said I had to use rods and this set did the job beautifully. They had just enough bend to curve along the roof line at the top wall plate, but were firm enough to push straight down and through any insulation edges they might have gotten caught on.My only gripe is the container they are stored in. It's too tight a fit with all the loose rod ends that come with the kit (I didn't use any). When you're in tight confines in an attic and trying to pack up, it's not very user friendly. Wish they would make the tube a little bigger and/or store the rod ends in a box that you can velcro to the outside of the tube....

I purchased these 12-foot fiberglass wire fishing rods to help run cables through the wall for a TV setup, and they worked perfectly. This is definitely one of those tools you won’t need often—but when the time comes, you’ll be very glad you have it.The rods are sturdy, flexible enough to navigate through tight spaces, and the threaded connections hold together well. They made what could have been a frustrating job quick and painless.

Not the best but good for the price.The first time I used it it broke on the metal threading pushing it through the wall. I got caught on a ledge and bent and snapped. Good thing it was taped to the wire or it would have been stuck in the wall. There’s no way it’s as flexible as it shows in the picture.But for the price, yes it works. You just have to be a little easier with it and make sure it is guided. It is easy to make longer and break down but again just be careful.Would I like one I could just push wire and not worry about breaking my it….yes, but I also don’t want to pay that price.

I was installing a closet light for my daughter. This came in handy was easy to use and I was able pull the electrical wire through.

This worked great for installing my cords behind my wall. They didn't break or buckle and thy hook was real handy for pulling my power cord up the wall.