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Jonny B Good
Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2025
This two-pack of extension cords is exactly what I needed to bring power from the closest recepticals to my work spaces. I don't have a ton of outlets in my garage and these cords make it easy to run power to my power strips so I can plug in my various tools, chargers, etc.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on June 16, 2025
Great product
Philip Long
Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2025
These are basic extension cords. They do the job. Nothing fancy but make plug distance different. Durable, good value!
ltgiccg
Reviewed in the United States on May 25, 2025
These are excellent 10ft extension cords. They feel quite heavy and I'm pretty confident that they are actually using 16 gauge wire, while still being flexible. I like to do a stress test with any extension cord by plugging a hair dryer into it and running it at its maximum setting for a few minutes. This is above the wattage rating for these cords so you should not do this! However, neither the cord nor the plugs on either end got noticeably warm, so I'm comfortable using them within their actual wattage rating.
Wirehead
Reviewed in the United States on May 21, 2025
Totally what I expected for some nice quality ext cords. These were great after I left them in the sun for a little while to relax them a little so they'd lay flat. They're high quality and have a nice heavy weight to them!
teqnikool
Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2025
These extension chords are certified by NEMA which stands for the National Electrical Manufacturers Association, which sets standards for the manufacturing of electrical equipment ensure safety and compatibility in the industry.These cords are rated at 13 Amps and 125 Volts. Doing the math for you this Wattage converts to being able to carry enough power to run 2 HP motors safely.These cords are molded and sealed, I cannot find any downside, except I wish that they were a couple of feet longer! These are quality products. I like them and believe that you will too.
Matt R.
Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2025
These 10-foot black extension cords are impressively well-built - calling them 'heavy duty' actually understates their quality. The durability is immediately apparent when handling them - these aren't the flimsy, lightweight extension cords that bend awkwardly or feel like they might fail after a few uses.The 16/3 gauge copper wiring provides substantial power handling capability at 13A/1625W, making these suitable for most household and office electronics without concern. The flexibility of the cord is particularly noteworthy - despite their robust construction, they remain pliable enough to route where needed without fighting you.The strain relief design at the connection points appears genuinely effective rather than merely decorative, suggesting these cords will withstand the repeated stress of daily use. Both the plugs and receptacles feel solid, with a satisfying connection that doesn't feel loose or wobbly.For the price, getting two cords of this quality represents excellent value. Whether you're powering office equipment, kitchen appliances, or entertainment devices, these cords inspire confidence in their reliability and safety. If you're tired of replacing flimsy extension cords, these robust alternatives are worth the investment.
I'm not a cat.
Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2025
A very important aspect when it comes to buying extension cords, power strips, and the like when dealing with line power -- safety tested by an INDEPENDENT and NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED TESTING LABORATORIES. While UL is the most familiar, other accredited labs that test to their standards are equally fine, such as Intertek (ETL), CSA, TUV, or SGS.These extension cords are ETL listed and properly labeled to the pertinent UL standards. I feel safe using them.(Contrary to what some folks think, having a safety listing is not a requirement to sell a product in the US. If more folks would take the time to learn which marks matter, like ones for safety from NRTLs -- and which do not, such self-declarations for regions in which the product wouldn't even apply to, the fewer the chances of potentially dangerous products being around.)
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