250ft/75m OD-5mm Industrial TPU OM3 Fiber LC to LC Outdoor Armored Fiber Patch Cable, Duplex Multimode Fiber Optic Cable, 40Gb 10Gb, 50/125, Uniboot LC-LC with Pulling Eye Kit Installed on one end

Used for 10GB link between two buildings. 400 foot length. UniFi equipment on each end. This cable was fantastic and easy to pull. Silky smooth cable also, so it pulled a lot easier than CAT5/6 cable.

I run this cable inside a 3/4 plastic electric conduit for 100' underground, it was super easy to pull, connect my 2 Ubiquiti switch, and working like charm. I'm very happy with this product quality and price. Thanks a lot.

Worked as expected, easy to pull through conduit with the pulling eye kit pre-installed. Worked perfectly on first plug in. Top notch, would purchase again.

I needed to connect the house to the shop which is over 100 feet away. I tried to use a mesh router but the latency was horrible. luckily there was an old coax cable in a conduit between the buildings. i was able to swap that out using the pull eyelet, added a new switches on both sides that converted fiber to ethernet and hard wired my satellite and now get blazing fast speeds and no latency. Just perfect.

It's tough. Pulled a few thousand feet of it with 0 issues. I yanked really hard on this stuff. 250ft aerial run no problem. Good quality fiber for a good price. I did dock one star because the reel has a tab to hold the end that isn't for pulling and it's comes off really easy and then the connector gets in the way when you're pulling. No big deal just a small gripe.

The media could not be loaded. This was my first fiber run ever. It was also my first underground run through conduit. I did VASTLY underestimate the amount of friction that a few bends in the conduit add, however, we used some IDEAL cable lube and sent it down the pipe.Frirst try we made it about half way and our weak pull-string broke. Given we were REALLY pulling on this SOB, though a couple conduit bends. Make sure your pull string is TOUGH!Second attempt we cut the conduit before the last bend and pulled. Then the metal clip that fixes the fiber cable to the pull string BROKE. Yes, the METAL hook broke. Two men were pulling just as hard as they could, and the cable wouldn't budge after about 500 ft. That's when it snapped.Attempt three, we removed all bends from the conduit and fed the cable through section-by-section. It pulled like butter. It's amazing how much friction a bend creates.Long, long story short, we finish pulling the cable all the way through the bends, gripping the actual cable iteslf -- pulling and bending it in an unsavory fashion. We finally hook it up to the switch and whammo! Gigabit speeds from point to point! I was beyond words... I was SURE that we had damaged the fraglie fiber optic. I was sure we streched the cable to oblivion... Nope. Baby was working like a charm.I'd give this cable 50 Stars if I could.I definitely know what kind of cable I'm buying for any other jobs.

I used this to connect to Ubiquity switch with 10gb GBICs. The cable seems pretty well made and the protective pull strap they attached to the cable when produced worked perfectly. I was able to pull this pretty easily through the bridle rings already installed, a hole in a block wall and through a wooden structure without any problems, despite my helper getting a little over zealous at times and pulling hard when it got snagged a couple time on something along the way. the LC connectors are decent quality and the link came up immediately. Overall very happy with the cable and I will buy this again when needed.

Works as it should. Good value.