5PCS Electric Fence Synthetic Rubbergate Rubber Gate Handle, Heavy Stamped Steel Hook, Yellow

I try to keep a pack of these in my ranch truck for the occasional repairs to electric fence gaps that seem to happen fairly frequently. These hold up well and are easy to use. Honestly, I use em to repair the gap where the delivery drivers back through them bringin packages up to the house. It’s a fair trade, considerin it’s a pretty far piece from the entrance up to the house. They make for a quick and convenient gap addition, to my electric fences, for equipment to pass through. So far they’ve only failed when something pushed through them and broke em.

I like that the product was easy to install and kept the electric fence wire away from the Metal T-Posts. Product was as advertised .

I needed three, so now I have the benefit of having two spares in case anything happens. They are very straightforward to install and comfortable to open and put back. So far, they have endured the blasting sun of summer and heavy rain and seemed perfectly fine.

Electric fence handles. They are hard plastic. Anchor effectively to electric strand for fencing (gait). Came as described with multiple in the pack. Same quality as large retail farm stores and much cheaper.

Cheaper than buying them at Tractor Supply

Works as it should

I have two standard poodles that continuously dug under or jumped over the 5' fence, nothing we did stopped them and they'd disappear for hours while we searched for them. We live in the country with coyotes, stray dogs/cats, and a bobcat, we're also about 2.5 miles from a main highway, so I needed to keep my furbabies safe. I finally, reluctantly, decided to put up an electric fence to protect them.The first day, we sat outside with them, after we easily and quickly installed these electric fence synthetic rubber gate handles, electric fence posts, upgraded electric fence polywire, and electric fence energizer, they tried yet again to get out of the yard. They got zapped, yelped, and haven't tried to get out of the yard in two months.FYI, Hubby and I both tried it first to be sure it wouldn't harm them, it was a jolt, but we all survived lol.I really didn't want to do this, but now I know they're safe and protected.

These are not rubber handles. They are hard plastic. I went by the description in the ad because I wanted rubber handles as they don't crack over time extending the hot wire shock through the handle when you grab it. I guess we shall see how long they hold up before cracking