21 Feet Fiberglass Fish Tape Cable Rods, Electrical Wire Running Pull/Push Kit with Hook and Hole Kit Glow Rod, Hook Hole, Green

These worked great for me. I have been finding them most useful at the last little sections, e.g. horizontal runs. These are not as rigid as some of the larger ones that you can buy from a standard electric supply, but that worked in their favor. For instance, I could flex it enough to pull it through a 5/8 hole after pushing across a 6' horizontal run (I was able to use a single segment with the hook). The only things I will say is that the magnet did not seem to have the strength to do anything for me, so I'll rig a neodymium to it. They also don't stay tightly coupled, so I had to keep remembering to torque them a bit to tighten. Again, this was negated by the ability to assemble slowly in places without a lot of headroom like a crawlspace.

I was skeptical but decided to take a chance. I bought this for a few small home jobs and occasional use at work. The chain and magnet are terrific and saved me a lot of time. I found all of the brass fittings to be well machined and had no trouble with the sections becoming disconnected. The brass connectors are a larger diameter than the fiberglass sections which I thought would cause them to get hung up but I did not have any trouble fishing a half dozen cables in an existing bathroom. I bent this in very small turn radius and 180 degrees and the rod came right back to straight with no damage. The rods themselves do not glow but it includes a small white rod about 5" that will glow for a minute or two if you shine a bright light on it. I was very temped to buy a Klein Tools setup, but for light use, and for the price, I highly recommend.

Needed to run a new cat6 line in my home and did not want to hire it in. Similar sets in local stores were double the price. Well worth the cost. It comes with the adapters needed for running cable or other things.

It doesn’t come with a solid end piece for connecting items, but other than that I was pleased with it. Flexibility of the rods was better than I expected.

I'm a former (long ago) apprentice electrician who turned electrical engineer. I needed to run some Ethernet cable down a wall with rolled insulation. I tried with fishtape, but no luck - it kept bunching up. It was a breeze with this set. And I think I ended up using all of the included accessories. Not sure how well it would hold up in commercial use (I will only use it occasionally), but it could be OK.