IZOKIN 1/8" 316 Stainless Steel Wire Rope Aircraft Cable for Deck Cable Railing Kit DIY Balustrade Handrail Cable,7x7 450ft

Easy to use and cut for desired length. We used it for deck curtains. Works great and holds up against the weather.

This 1/8" steel wire rope is exactly what I needed and was exactly as described. Used it to secure sports backstop netting and to string lights across my backyard. The size (1/8") makes it very easy to work with, light weight, and remains very strong. I will absolutely be back for more when my next project needs it.

Easy to work with on the spool. I went ahead and bought the propper tools to cut the cable and to crimp loop sleeves and a bag of the sleeves. Look at my photos where i drilled a couple of holes to secure the wire rope end to prevent unspooling. Works better than a charm lol charms don't work.

Amazon has graciously asked me to write a review of this product.This is braided wire, but not just any braided wire. It comes on a spool and, AND it's made of stainless steel. Not kidding! Just like the description states, it's wire, stainless steel wire and it's like 100 feet long. Crazy! You should get this, if, like me, you need 100 feet of stainless steel wire to help hold up your new trees.The shipper sent it to me just like they promised,I used it and I loved it. You will, too!

Unfortunately the cable is twisted together in a counterclockwise direction. If you use this on a swaged bolt, tightening it will unravel the cable ;making it very difficult to Install and it may even become loose.So I decided to use "lock tight" on the threads. This doesn't make it any easier to install but once the bolt are locked in you can tighten the twist in the cable

Still early as i have only just installed but so far so good. Seems high quality and durable and perfect for the wire railing application on a deck which is what we have used it for.

Good quality..great price. Looks amazing installed on my deck and affords a unblocked view of the lake.

I'm using this as a temporary support wire for string lights outdoors. They have been up for three days and will come down in two. My longest run is 65 feet. The wire is functioning as expected, no detectable stretching, clamps holding well. I have no idea on its long term life, but for short term it's fine.