GEARit0 Gauge Wire, 25 Foot Power Ground Wire - Automotive Battery Cable for Car Audio Amplifier, RV, Trailer CCA Amp Wiring (25 feet Each- Black/Red)

I have a winch and already had a M/F plug for it so it wasn't always connected to my battery. I used this wire to make a huge jumper cable that could also plug into the feed from my battery. So when I jump a vehicles battery I can reach very far and I also don't have to pop my hood and connect anything. Its a sweet setup if I say so myself.. =)The crimpers and cutter was SUPER handy to have if you want a quality install of whatever you use this wire for.The wire itself is flexible and thick. The tools are quality. I would get again if I have some heavy gauge wire needs.

Good heavy cables that are flexible and easy to work with. Perfect size for what I was needing

Perfect wire. Used for battery cable on my 7.3l powerstroke. New ground cable and new power cable all the way from starter and up to both batteries. Used 4ga from alternator to batteries.Awesome cable for a good low price. Definitely recommend

length from battery to tail + cable routing to use for a Anderson power plug works for my project value for money worth it a new cable cuter and battery lug crimper and battery terminals well packaged set up. quality works it works good buy .ease of use easy to install why because every thing is fitting just right the copper content perfect. length from battery to tail exactly what i needed for switched Anderson out lit to work. Heat resistance strong wont have problem passed the 0:30s heat thing test

Decent for the price. Not as high quality as some wire out there but it worked just fine for what I needed it for. Isn't a super thick protective shell on it and the wire is actually 0 AWG as described.

For the price, this is great stuff but there are a few things you need to understand BEFORE you buy it so you are not disappointed. The negative reviews are not wrong in most cases and there are some caveats:1. This is measured in Gauge (usually refers to metric size), not AWG (refers to current carrying capacity) and should be called out in aught if it were truly AWG. Gauge is a faux measurement IMHO. The "standard" is so loose and so not really a standard that understanding that right away is important. AWG (American Wire Gauge) is a strict standard and you know exactly what you are getting. Go pay twice this price and you'll get true AWG measurements. Don't want to pay twice the price? Then you're going to compromise.2. The individual strands are brittle as mentioned but that doesn't matter. If you're terminating correctly, it makes no difference what so ever. Voltage drop, heating because of amperage or anything like that does not matter if you lose a strand or two. As a cross section of the wire it is just not enough to make a difference.3. Yes the wire is on the stiffer side, that's a good point made by folks here. It's not bad actually, but figure your bends are going to be the size of a coffee can and maybe not quite as tight as the side of a coke can because it's stiff.Bottom line question: Is this 1/0 AWG (gauge?) Absolutely not. In AWG this would be just about 1 AWG on the thin side. It comes out at about 7.28MM which is basically thin 1 AWG (there is some margin of error in my measurements I'm sure). This is probably 1/0 gauge when you can measure "gauge" any way you freakin' want to.For this price, at this size of wire, you aren't going to do much better. Think ahead. This is a great buy for what you get, just get passed the marketing. I could not find wire this thick at this price on Amazon period and this was the best price by a couple bucks.Buy appropriately.I hope this helped!

Worked perfectlyWas used for battery relocation. I don't have a starting issue anymore.

Great product