[Steel] I put 300ft of Ethercon on this and it fits perfectly. The reels are also small enough for me to throw a few in a road case for transport. Not nearly as nice as my $400 OpticalCon reel, but for Ethercon and small fiber it doesn't need to be

[0.15 lb] Got 200' of RG6 cable with a tail of about 6 feet so you don't have to reel out the full length. Sweet!

[0.15 lb] Works great for fiber optic cable I use as an extended of a video camera signal

[Steel] Great profesional reel at a really reasonable price, I look for tons of options an and for the price this was the best!

[Steel] I bought this reel to wrangle 300+ feet of Cat6. It handles that much cord and more. I like the outer spool that holds a small amount so I don't have to undo the whole thing every time; I pull out as much as I need based on the run I need. The side clips are clever to hold the cord in check, but they fall off easily. So, they could be a bit better. That's the only complaint. Otherwise, it's serving my needs exactly as expected.

[Steel] The Complex Lemo Camera Cable with the jackreel is great! We have a system inside but since the pandemic we needed this product to run our camera and function outside. We are still able to function with our switcher in a control room because of this cabling. Great product for indoor or outdoor use. It has been a life saver not worrying about needing more cable... The jackreel is great for storage without tngles and messy wires.

[Steel] I had to drill large holes in the very center of the plate to allow for easy in/out of the short end of the cable. After that these reels worked great. Totally worth the price and the headache relief of under/over cable wrapping until your arms fall off.

I started with 1 and bought 5 more recently.

[Steel] Love the reel. Needed to bore out the holes a squinch to fit my finished BNC SDI cable through. Not a problem, still was reel-y awesome!

[Steel] SO glad I bought this little reel. I use it to store my audio cables that have a strong bias, and don't seem to want to be wrapped in the usual over-under method, so the reel is the perfect solution, making setup and tear down easy and quick. It also has a larger core radius, so the cables aren't stressed (critical angle or something like that). It has a brake, which I don't use, so I simply removed it. It is plastic - so it's quite light and easy to carry. It seems to be strong enough to last many years. The only downside to this reel is that because it is so very light, it tends to follow me as I pull the cables off, but putting a heavy mic stand on the leg easily fixes that. Honestly, this little baby is great - especially considering that I was originally looking to buy one of the metal reels - but those things cost about ten times the price! This reel isn't made to be stackable, but that is absolutely fine with me. (Man, rereading my review here makes it look like I work for the company, but I assure you that is not the case!) Anyway - really glad I bought this baby! Cheers!

[Steel] Lower cost than most cable reels, good quality. I am using this for a CAT5e digital audio snake. A side reel for the tails would be a big plus.