Southwire Tools & Equipment Ftsp45-125Nct Simpull Electrical Fish Tape With Non-Conductive Tip, Large Case, Two Leader Options, Spiral Extruded Polymer, Extremely Flexible, 4.5Mm X 125 Feet

Good quality

I trust this brand, and they never let me down, very rugged and durable.liked it so much, I bought (5) more sets.....

If you have never tried one of these (of any size or diameter), and you pull wire, you should try it.Light, tough, non-conductive. The repair kit is essential in case you damage the pull eye end or kink the tape and have to cut it. so much better than other brands, it's amazing, and way better than steel tapes in terms of safety and weight. I still have 2 steel fish tapes but always reach for this one first. About the only limitation I find it it isn't stiff like steel so you can't fish and hook one tape with another if you can't push through in a crowded conduit. Absolutely perfect for data cabling.

Fácil de manejar!

I do a lot of landscape electrical work and mostly use 3/4” PVC conduit pulling 14 gauge wire. Today I had two of my pulls with 360 degrees of 90’s and 45’s. One was 55’, and the other 62’. I brought my tub of nylon fish line and vacuum just in case. I pushed the tape all the way through both runs so easily that I had to go see if I was all the way through and to my surprise It was, both times. I could have had another 90 degrees on top of the 360. Totally blown away by how easy it was in both directions. What I think plays a big factor in this is there’s less surface contact inside the pipe because of the twisted rope like design where there’s a very minimal portion of the fish tape touching the pipe. It just glides through. After today I’m back here to buy a second one just so I have a spare. Now I’ve read reviews where guys were having trouble on pipe above 1”. I can’t say anything about that one way or another. But it works perfectly with 3/4”, and it made my day a whole lot easier.