Muzata 150feet Wire Rope Black Vinyl Coated 1/16" Overmolded to 3/32" Stainless Steel Aircraft Cable7x7 Strand String Hanging DIY Outdoor Indoor WR10 WP1

We had strong winds roll through and it knocked down some large branches. This product held strong when a branch fell on the line. It did what it was supposed to do. The line was pulled, but the outer rubber was stripped and the inside fibers held strong. Very impressed!

I used 2 spools to hang string lights from trees in my backyard. It's supple enough to tie loops in the ends (figure 8 on a bight) for attachments, so I didn't need any special crimp connectors. The coating prevents cut ends from fraying. Cuts easily with good wire cutters. Supports 50 ft spans of string lights with negligible sag. I attached the cable to the screw eye anchors with cable ties, so if something breaks, it will be the easily replaced cable tie, not the cable itself.

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The cable is easy to assemble & use for "patio lights."I used https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08D7C72F7?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details with this cable. It seems to work well.The coating on the cable did come off in a spot where I slid the rubber patio lights over the cable. Be careful when sliding things over the coated cable as the friction can damage the coating.Ultimately, it did precisely what I wanted it to do.

For a narrow gage this wire was strong and sag resistant. Perfect for holding a fabric fence against windy days.

We used this wire to hang suet feeders high in the trees. The wire is sturdy - it was hard to tie it, but we did.

We had accidentally knocked our neighbors clothes line down when trimming a tree. We used it for new clothes line. So strong it is hard to cut. Finally took an ax and a screw driver and hammered it to cut it. It is strong.

I bought this for clothesline and so far it is holding up well