Very useful addition to anyone’s tool kit, worked really well pulling a weather proof reasonably thick outdoor cable through a round conduit with mo drama at all

I saw reports of cheaper versions of this tool not being very durable, being hard to use etc. I decided to bite the bullet and buy this KLEIN tools version. I am pleased I did. The tool is easy to use, the steel tape is not coated in loads of oil, it rolls back into its casing quite easily. It is etched at 1 foot intervals which is something I had not thought about before purchasing but proved very useful. I am glad I bought this product and not a cheaper imitation.

After using nylon draw wires buying a set of these metal fish tapes was a good move. Took a bit of getting used to at first after using nylon for years but once used to the rigidity they are superb and are also great at having to catch onto disappeared awkward cables if you have to go in to do some remedial work after another electrician. Very happy with them and, to be honest, I wish that I had bought the next length up in the range but these work just fine 99% of the time. With a bit of thought extra long runs can be done easily too but having the extra length is always a good thing, she says, so get it first as last. Great tool !

Used this many times now, zero issues so far.

Made a very difficult job very easy.

Great bit of kit, very useful gets stiff very easy though. A spray of GT85 for WD40 in the cassette sorts it out for a while. Might try some grease on it also.

Every engineer should have one of these. Already used it and it saved me so much time on an install.

Too rigid and too bulky to pull a single 2.5mm twin and earth round 2 spring formed bends in 20mm PVC. It's not worth the price tag, definitely not.

easy to use

Un producto excelente perfecto para todo tipo de trabajo en la electricidad

Produto de qualidade... boa construção e materiais muito resistentes. Ótima compra!!!

Easy to use, works great!! I have a home closet project, bought cabinets from Ikea. They look awesome. But, after getting the last shelf in, I turned to the last part, installing under shelf lighting. Pro tip - if you buy cabinets and lights from Ikea, INSTALL THE CORDS BEFORE SECURING TO THE WALL!!! So, after several home remedy ideas, it occurred to me to buy a fish snake thingee, to see if that would help with getting the cable from the junction box to the light. Basically I have a small hole drilled in the back panel, and need to go several feet to the junction box. I needed something to snake along the back and then make a turn at the corner (there is about and inch between the cabinet wall and the closet wall. Lo and behold, this works like a charm. The only thing I had to do was adjust the tip, because the back of the cabinet was very narrow, and I didn't want to drill more holes, but it would only snake up or down, until I took one loop off the end (it does not affect anything, the metal is very sturdy). 10 seconds later, cord installed. Now, only 10 more to go, but I feel much better about the situation. Meaning, it went 20 inches and then made a 90 degree turn, going 22 inches, and I easily attached the cord to the end, then pulled it back. It can stick on the corner, but a quick poke and boom, journey continues to the hole. (And no, this was not a Seinfeld spit situation, it really made the 90 degree turn!) For the puller, it's easy to use. It is manual, but easy to retract and extend the cable. Nothing wrong with it (no scratches, loose parts, etc.) Definitely a problem solver for this particular situation. Next, I will see how it pulls a beer from the fridge to the couch, but for now, it's my new best tool in the arsenal for do-it-yourself.

I bought the Klein Tools 56331 Electrical Fish Tape, and it works perfectly. The steel wire is strong and doesn’t kink, and the double loop tip makes pulling wires much easier. The optimized housing and handle feel sturdy and comfortable to use, even for long jobs. It’s a high-quality tool that every electrician or DIYer will appreciate.