Customer Reviews for VEVOR T316 Stainless Steel Wire Rope, 1/8'' Steel Wire Cable, 500ft Aircraft Cable w/ 1x19 Strands Core, Steel Cable Wire 2100 lbs Breaking Strength for Railing Decking, Stair, Clothesline, Handrail

Cable does not come on a roll as pictured, but there is 200 feet there, and it is quality cable.

Unless you have real good wire cutters, I found a grinder with a cut wheel as the best way to cut this cable. The cable is much shinier than other cable I looked at, and works really well for cable railings.

Segunda compra y todo perfecto, llegando antes de lo previsto incluso.

Make sure you don't skimp on good cutters for it, you will need them.

great product

Cable Railing 1000ft Stainless Steel Wire Rope 1/8" Stainless Stranded Wire 1x19

I am always nervous when ordering from a company i dont know but as time goes on this item will show of there are any defects. The incredible price for the cable with all the correct designations made it an easy purchase, thankyou. The cable was easy to work with, came off the roll with no intanglement. When i made my cuts (several) the cable never unwinded. Seems to be a very good product. Like anything else tome will tell.

This product worked perfectly for our deck. We wanted to see the lake view and any other railing configuration would have partially blocked that view. By using this product and other hardware we saved a huge amount of money by DIY! Highly recommend, will buy again for the next railing project !

Cable is installed and looks great. Time will tell how it weathers

High-quality, durable product. I purchased this cable to use in a Warn 2500 lbs Winch on my Honda Foreman 500TRX. I was getting tired of replacing rusted fraying cables and wanted to go to stainless steel. I use my winch for both work and play. I tested this stainless cable pulling my machine out of mud holes as well as pulling trees and logs out of the bush to cut for firewood. So far it has exceeded my expectations. At 250 feet per roll, I can get 4-5 winch rope replacements at a fraction of the OEM cost.PROTIP: When cutting stainless cable use a grinder and a zipdisk to make a clean cut; using a shear or cable clipper will make an unnecessary mess and crush the strands.