BV 15FT Security Steel Cable with Loops, Braided Steel Flex Cable, Bike Lock Cable 3/8 Inch, for U-Lock and Padlock

Solid cable. Super sturdy, great quality.

Using it to secure a kayak. Works just like we need it to.

Durable. Seems to do the job well. No ones tried to steal the motorcycle from its location. The biggest peeve is that it is stiff. If you try to move it in an odd bend it kinks up. Think if an old green water hose. You move it around the yard and randomly has a kink. Other then that its been great. Seems pretty heavy duty.

Probably not the standard use case that people will buy this cable for, but I used it to secure my home gym equipment (e.g., kettle bells, bench press, etc.) that I brought into my office to use during lunch. On the days I ride my bike into the office, Ill lock that puppy up with this cable as well. Very thick and high quality, though havent tried cutting it to know its break point. Overall, I recommend!

There is little one can do against a determined thief but this cable will slow the scumbag down. That delay is just enough to attract attention and the thief is likely to move on to an easier target. A quality cable with a nice protective cover so it wont scratch.

Cable seems VERY solid... loops on the ends are large enough to pass the other loop through. I use this to secure our basketball goal to a lamp post in our cul-de-sac. I use a master lock on the other end.

Not sure how to review this one. Its a cable, it helps you lock things up. Good outer coating, good, sturdy, cable.

So it’s a security cable. A good pair of cable cutters or half a dozen items from my garage will cut this thing in seconds. If you want to make sure your stuff stays yours it costs about 15 bucks a foot for chain you can’t cut. However this is going to keep my generator from being put into the back of someone’s truck randomly or more than likely stupid kids.

Needed a bike cable long enough to wrap around the base of our a/c unit and then thread through the frames of 3 kids bikes. This fir the bill with plenty of extra length to make it so the kids (4, 6, & 8) can maneuver their bikes around enough to get them in and out on their own; it doesnt require intense tetris-ing to make fit all the bikes into the space. We have a combination master lock thats working well with it and that the kids can also manage on their own. Someone borrowed one of our kids bikes a few weeks ago and left it on a sidewalk a block & a half away. It probably was some other neighborhood kid, so we werent looking for a super heavy duty lock - I doubt wandering kids are carrying bolt cutters in my neighborhood, but this is perfect for deterring any other reckless joyriders.

This is super durable and well made. I found it a bit cumbersome due to the overall size & thickness, but will definitely use it for the purpose of securing cases during a 10 day event. I paired them with a master lock and locker bin so I am confident that the security of the items will not be compromised.