150Ft 20 Gauge Wire 6 Colors Electrical Wires 20AWG 600V Tinned Copper Silicone Wires Electric Stranded Hook Up DIY Wires Kit Insulated for Flexibility & Durability Ideal for Elec Wiring Proj

When I ordered these, I didn't even know they were silicone jacketed. That was a very pleasant surprise. These are great wires with excellent heat resistance and flexibility. I am quite happy with this hookup wire for my electronics tinkering. The color matched heat shrink was a nice touch, though it might me just a tiny bit oversized for the 22 ga wire I got. Still, a very nice set of wires, and a pretty good deal.

Silicone-insulated wires are definitely great for the flexibility factor. These are 22awg, so they COULD be good in a breadboard if the ends are tinned before use. (Without tinning them, they would fray too easily)The spools are great, but they're not on a spool holder, which would be really nice.

This is good silicone wire. One thing I learned the hard way about silicone wire, not this wire in particular, is that the sheathing is thicker. This has an effect when crimping. What will usually fit in a crimp, say 22awg for example, won't fit 22awg silicone wire sometimes. The reason is most crimps are made for PVC wire, that was what was originally around. Silicone wire is thicker because the soft silicone is easy to cut and nic than pvc. PVC is way tougher, but silicone wire is way more flexible. Use silicone wire when you need super flexibility. PVC and Silicone wire can handle the same exact amps. The difference is silicone can get much hotter, hot enough to melt stuff and start fires without the silicone melting or failing. So be very careful when using silicone wire it can't handle more amps, it just can get hotter.

I'm so happy with this package. The box doubles as a dispenser for the wires, which both looks nice is functional. That's the best kind of packaging.The wires themselves were wound so nicely that I thought there's no way it's 25 feet of wire on each spool, but it sure was.Finally, the wires are made of like a premium flexible material that you'd find used for the non-tangling headphones, or premium charging wires. Love it.Oh, and the fact that it comes with matching color zip ties and heat-shrink tube was the icing on top.Highly recommend

Six large spools of 22-gauge wire for this price is a steal!Not only do you get zip ties, but you also get heat shrink tubing in each color.I got my first home about four years ago and I have had to learn wiring, plumbing, and landscaping. Finding yourself without something when you are in the middle of a project really blows and wire is something you will eventually need.Lamp making is a hobby of mine, so this colored wire will come in clutch.The box serves as dispenser too! This keeps the wire from unraveling.

Nice flexible wire. It's tinned so not certain of the copper content. but not terribly important for my applications. Good selection to have on hand for tinkering.

This wire kit is made of quality materials. The strands bend well but aren't frail. The sheathing is playable but not gummy, easy to strip and has no adverse smell. The box even has holes to poke the wire through to keep everything tidy and easily accessible. Heat shrink works well and the wireless are functional but I do not use them so I can't say anything for durability or longevity.

This wire is so flexible that it almost doesn't even feel like electronic wire at all. I have even tried tying it in to knots and it still does not break the electrical connection. The feel is very similar to the flexibility of thin earphone wire. The durability, so far, leaves me feeling confident that this could even be run through hems or seams in clothing for things like illuminated holiday costumes, without worrying about damage to the wire insulation, as would be the case with common plastic insulated wire.The conductors are tin coated, which naturally promotes good, solid solder connections, much better than even bare copper conductors.This wire is a good choice for any circuits where movement or vibration between wires would cause potential breakage of either insulation or the conductors if more rigid or common plastic insulated wire were to be used.