Ninja Fish Tape 100FT Polyester 3 Core Braid Pulling Fish Tape with Changeable Leader Tip in Red Winding Case, Dia 6.0mm

Just used it to pull 3 6 AWG conductors (1 at a time) 85' with about 180° total in bends. Worked perfectly. Some of the reviews have people complaining that the case isn't sturdy when you pull with it, but seriously, you don't pull with the case. You pull the wire. The case is just to hold it neatly for storing.

Works excellent, 20 year electrician, highly recommend. Buy all the accessories as well and a little bit of blue loctite. So the ends don't come off

Excellent, I honestly thought it would not work out but got that wrong, very good product, I totally recommend it.

It works

I've owned a metal fish tape for years, but it wasn't long enough for my current job. So I bought this longer polyester tape and I couldn't be happier with it. I had three bends in a 70' run and it fished right through the first time, and it was strong enough to pull four 6 gauge wires back through the conduit. I read reviews that complained about the quality of the housing, but it is as substantial as the one on my Greenlee fish tape, which has lasted for years. (A note that came with the tape said the housing had been upgraded.)

Total waste of time. Didn’t do what it was supposed to do. 1 1/4 conduit 75’ run and the tape would only feed about 50’ before 100% resistance. It couldn’t be pushed any further before coiling up in the conduit like a spring. This may work for 1/2 or 3/4 conduit or work well in short distances but fell flat for me. I ended up just using a steel tape and had my run pulled in 15 minutes. I would definitely avoid this tape unless you are pulling cat 5 through smurf tube.

While the design and case is nice, the claim of "up to 2.5" conduit" is incorrect if you have anything other than a straight run (I knocked off 3 stars for this). My run was underground and was 85' of 2" sch40 PVC conduit that had a 45 degree elbow 20' from one end and a 90 degree elbow at each end. It was impossible to get this to go past 60 ft even with lube foam. Trying from the other end ended up about the same distance. It wasn't stopping at the last 90 degree bend it was simply getting to the point where there was enough "slop" in the tape to cause it to bind. I would bet that if I was using smaller diameter conduit it would have been fine but the 2" gave it room to bind up. I went and got a steel (1/8' wide) 120' tape from HD and it went through smoothly. Pulling the cables back was a breeze. To make this clear..... I was trying to run the tape through initially........ I was NOT pulling wire back. I'll be returning this one....

works when others wouldn't