Customer Reviews for Klein Tools 100 ft. Non-Conductive Fiberglass Fish Tape

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Has trouble rounding ¾ inch or smaller sweeps. Otherwise very nice.

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Worked as it should

The tip is too broad. This forces me to drill a hole to a minimum of 3/8”. Bigger than I’d like for some applications. Otherwise it’s what you’d expect from non conductive fish tape

Takes a while to smooth out, but rolls back smoother than a tight steel spool.

goody one

Met my expectations great

The best thing I could find to get through 100 ft of one inch conduit with multiple 90 degree turns

Great nice light weight easy to use

completely useless. Cannot get past the 1st 90 in a 1.5" conduit without multiple twists, then gets permanently stuck at the next 45. Absolutely useless.

Great stuff.i used it it works really easy.

Works okay. Non conductive which is good, but the tip is too long to not be on a swivel. Very hard to push thru bends tip is very stiff.

quality product. Much easier to use then the metal one

Beyond my expectations. The Klein non conductive tape tool was used in a room where a tube seemed to be clogged and the plastic 25’ tool used couldn’t get through. I went to the Hatillo Home Depot store and picked up the Klein100 ft non-conductive fiberglass fish tape, and effortlessly did the job!

The front plastic tip broke off. No good.

Excelent

Very good fish tape. If it had measurements it would be 5 stars.

Nice, smooth and easy to use.

Pulled 3-wire THHN 10 AWG stranded through 3/4" smurf tube 65' with a couple 90 degree bends... With no lube I pushed fiberglass tape in and pulled wire like butter.Awesome product ! Light weight and no rusting to deal with. I work alone and this is well worth the price.

Worked fine, easier than metal ones for small conduit .

Good quality fish tape. I would not recommend for runs with a lot of 45's

My conduit run was 96’. With 3 ~ 90* in the run the fiberglass fish tape had to much flex in it to push it that far. It was a waist of good money for this project. We ended up using an air compressor and pushed a bag on a string down the conduit. Fish tape $100 ~ air, string and a Home Depot bag $4

this is one of the best fish tape I aver use

Needs to be smooth where it attaches to fiberglass

Easy to use, both to feed into conduit and then to retract pulling wire through conduit. Smooth operation......

This was definitely the best fish tape I’ve every used. I only wish it had graduated distance markings on it, but otherwise it did the job and didn’t bind at all. Very pleased.

It got stuck! it broke when I pulled!