TOPDC 4 Gauge 25 Feet Jumper Cables for Car, SUV and Trucks Battery, Heavy Duty Automotive Booster Cables for Jump Starting Dead or Weak Batteries with Carry Bag, (TD-P0425)

These cable are strong, durable and very flexible. Easy to install with common tools. the cables roll up nicely to fit in the bag and can store just about anyplace in the vehicle. The connector is rugged however it is a little tight until you use it a few times. No longer do you have to raise your hood or guess/remember which side your battery is on.

I got the longer ones because I always have to pull the cars like an inch away from each other. These work perfectly for my needs. I can fit a table inbetween cars for sure which is awesome. The only complaint I have is the holder bag. That thing is falling apart on me, but honestly I’m glad the product works fine and seamlessly. Clamps on well and holds a connection just as well. Overall 5 stars for doing what it’s supposed to

Good, quality product at a fair price.

These cables are a great deal. I love that they are long. I’ve had and have used others that force you to be right next to the car or super close bumper to bumper and it can be inconvenient when there is limited space or when you’re avoiding traffic. These cables are thick and roll away nicely in a case. The only thing that would make this product better would be a light that shows you that the cables are “live”. Obviously, it’s not a necessity. The length is the best thing about the cables and they feel well made.

i really like these jumper cables. i've only had 'em a week or so, so i don't know how long the bag will last or what the life span will be. i'm sure they'll outlast me, tho.there's lots of small conductors to make up the 4 awg cable so the cable is very flexible (so you can safely ignore that other review that claims they're not 4 awg). they're copper clad aluminum and i know a lot of people (think they) have an aversion to that. but aluminum does conduct almost as well as copper (ok, 61%, 0.4 mohm/ft for 4awg, 0.4mohm/ft x 20ft = 8 ohms for alum as opposed to 5 ohms for copper. 3 ohms in 20ft - not a big difference.), and the clad should prevent aluminum oxidation. not a problem for me, a feature actually. and aluminum is less expensive. we're starting cars, folks, not powering shopping centers.there is a bit of vinyl odor - i'm hoping that'll dissipate tho - maybe i'll set 'em outside in the sun to bake out some of the volatiles :-)the connection to the clamps looks quite good and the clamps are strong yet open wide for bigger battery post clamps.i think they'll do just great.UPDATE (8/20): well, i've used these cables only once to start my vehicle in the past 7 months. they worked like a charm. the carrying bag has held up quite well rattling around in the back. no corrosion, no problems whatsoever.UPDATE (4/21): i've now used these multiple times for mowers, bikes and other peoples' cars. the vinyl smell has completely dissipated, the bag is still intact and the cables/clamps are like new. if you're on the fence about these, don't be - just do it.

Wanted an easy set up in case I needed to jump another car or my tractor. I’ve actually used it to power winches on a trailer as well. The cables are playing long enough in the quality is top-notch.

Nice and long. Good quality

Good quality and size for the money