22FT Fiberglass Wire Running Kit, Cable Running Rods with 4 Attachments | Fiberglass Electrical Wire Running Rods, 22FT Non-Conductive Pulling Kit with 4 Interchangeable Heads, Carrying Case

These screw together nicely and do their job well. There are are variety of "tips" that you can attach for your exact application. Great set and good price too. I'm happy with it. I tested it "in the field" with a difficult DIY job and it worked like a charm. NO WAY I could have grabbed that wire that was "lost" in the twisted hole-tunnels between the deck post and a portion of the deck lumber without this.

Awesome! Used in my car to run wires through the firewall and dash easily. Very affordable tool. It's sturdy and flexible at the same time. The many attachments help for different fishing functions.

This tool worked as intended. Only a minor issue. One of the threaded ends hadn’t been attached fully to the fiberglass rod and pulled off. I was able to reattach it with epoxy but I will only use it as the last rod if needed. Don’t want that end to detach in the middle of a pull. It will still work in a 22’ pull as long as none of the other ends detach. They were all inspected and appear to be fully attached. I had wondered why one rod was longer by a quarter inch.

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....

This fiberglass running/pulling wire is great for light work. It is simple to assemble and easy to carry. It seems durable.

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.

This is my first time using a fiberglass rod for pulling/pushing wires. It seems reasonably complete with useful accessories and nicely sized rods you can screw together with brass fittings. I got the medium size (19'?) and it was plenty for the job I was doing, in fact I used 3 or 4 on one side, 3 on the other and we met in the middle using the magnet on one side and the wire ring on the other. I was able to use the rods and magnet and swivel ring exactly as intended. UNFORTUNATELY when I tried to use the wire loop puller to bring the cable through the wall, I discovered the part of the "brass pusher" (long rounded hole) intended for looping the thin wire into has a cable that was not cut correctly. There's no room to fit the fine wire into the hole. I could probably repair the "pusher" if I can clamp it and cut the excess wire out with a drill or maybe a tiny knife. I'm trying to decide if I should just return it or risk cutting myself trying to fix the poorly made part. Oh I ended up finishing the job by taping the wire to the round loop ring and pulling it through the hole. Lower tech but reliable!

I used these to run some wires from my attic through 10 feet of insulated walls, and they worked perfectly. No issue with any breakage. They bend enough to route through walls but still stiff enough to push through insulation. Each piece is 18" long which was perfect.

The parts are great. I use this for all cable runs.

Happy with product delivery duration & product itself appears to be of good quality & as advertised, however have not yet had the opportunity to use the product for the tasks it was designed for

I like it very much. very helpful, love the fact you can extend it as you go. very smart design

Great product and high quality. Good kit for all your cable running needs and packs down to such a small collection for easy storage, all the adapters make cable running so much easier.

Pros: These rods are very thin which works great for fishing wires rough walls. Multiple extensions can be attached to reach further in the wall. These come with multiple attachments. Cons: They are not as flexible as I would have expected but this can be a good thing as you do not want them curling in the wall and it gives a bit of strength when pushing through insulation. The magnet attachment isn't strong enough to be useful. These were packaged and stipped only in bubble wrap. I ended up cutting one of the ends of the storage tube by accident when opening it because they were not packaged properly.