Crazy Hook Up Wire Kit - 18 AWG Stranded Wire, 6 Colors, 16.4 Feet Each - Flexible Silicone Rubber Electric Wire

Michele Beauvais: Crafting

Canada on Oct 19, 2023

Vic Smith: Exactly what I wanted, expected, and delivered within 18 hrs !

Canada on Aug 16, 2023

Melanie McGuire: I didn’t realize that I got silicon sheathing but it’s nice and easy to stripe the wire with my finger nails. It’s a nice small size, great for RC car wiring.

Canada on Jul 16, 2023

Ati: The wires were very easy to work with

United States on Jul 15, 2023

Gilbert: I don’t know anything about electronics but I used this product to mod a GameCube and it has not given me any issues after consistent use.

United States on May 01, 2023

Carl Shortt: I needed some heat resistant very small wiring for a project and this was perfect. looks to be tinned copper wire and silicone insulation. Very easy to strip and strips cleanly. Nice little dispensing box, that was a plus. Super flexible and very easy to route in very small places.

United States on Mar 03, 2023

N. D. Graham: This box of wire rolls arrived very promptly after ordering in perfect condition. The wire itself is what I need to have in my workshop for small jobs instead of having odd pieces of wire hanging around on various shelves. The box it comes in is also designed to be a dispenser that can be placed out of the way above the workbench on a shelf for easy access when needed.

Canada on Jan 19, 2023

Luke L.Luke L.: I needed some wiring for my smaller electronic projects and this set fit the bill perfectly!

The packaging doubles as a dispenser and I think that is a very clever use that results in less packaging waste. I unwrapped the shrink wrap from the outside, opened the box, poked out the perforated holes and fed the wiring through. It could not have been easier!

So far, this has been great quality wiring. It strips easily, tins well, and the silicone handles heat very well during soldering, resulting in no melted insulation. The flexibility makes it much easier to place the wiring inside smaller containers and parts of my projects.

The colors make it very easy to get exactly what I need for each project too. The rolls of wire had no tangles and I will definitely be purchasing more. Very happy with this set!

United States on Dec 14, 2022

Amazon Customer: This item has a soft insulation, which is comfortable to work with and easily installed with the proper tools.
Be careful when applying shrink-wrap over these wires. A little too much heat will melt the insulation layer. I recommend soldering wire connections as a failsafe measure.
The container is sturdy with pre-stamped hole that pop out to allow the wire to be fed through.
The colors are basic but can be applied to most connections. If I had to change color I labeled the wire for the sake of continuity.
I recommend this product.

Canada on Jun 30, 2022

JK: I didn't test it in any way, so the only review I can give is based on the limited use thus far. I used it on a couple drones and on a couple pi zero rtc mods. Heat wise, it did not shrink or melt which is what you expect from silicone wire. The stretch wasn't bad. While soldering it didn't get in the way. When removing the silicone from the wire, it did stretch a good amount and didn't bounce back a lot. Not a big deal as many brands have the issue. You just need to be more accurate when stripping the wire. Of course, this is thin wire and my general strippers do not go this low or work so well at this size. I just pinch between my nails, so of course that issue is probably of my own creation. However, in one instance it stretched enough to cover the 2mm wire I had already removed the sheathing from. Pinch wise, works pretty well. Its more expensive, but if you can afford it and don't have the most precise tools available, silicone is the way to go. Its forgiving with heat, its great being used around hot items, its very flexible, and versatile in that regard. I still use PVC, but in limited scenarios such as in a board project that has no movement, heat build up, etc.

United States on Oct 23, 2020