SURAIELECExtension Cord Storage Reel, 15 AMP Overload Switch, 4 Outlets, Holds 100 ft 16/3, 14/3 or 75ft 12/3 Cord, Hand Crank Electric Empty Power Cord Spool, Sturdy Metal Stand, ETL Listed

Looked cheap and ineffective like it wasn’t gonna work.I brought my 100 foot extension cord plugged it in then started rolling it up worked perfectly without a flaw

I'm a service tech for a pool store, and having an extension cord that's at least 50ft or so is essential to working around limitations like receptacle location vs pool/spa etc. this reel is very easy to use and properly designed. The bottom of the reel on one side has little metal prongs to thread the wire through and keep it ready to pull at a moments notice. 4 plugs is so nice, I can have my shop vac, heat gun, pool cover pump, and an extra tool that requires power as needed plugged in all at the same time. I currently use a 50 ft 14ga wire, and it has plenty of room to wrap, so you can do a 75 ft ez maybe 100. storing it takes so little space in the service van, and the handle is designed well enough the weight is balanced when you grab it.

I was searching for an all-metal extension cord holder and really couldn't find one that was affordable. This seemed to be the next best thing, at a reasonably affordable price. The reel isn't metal, it's plastic. The outlets seem to be of fairly good quality. It will NOT hold 100' of your average extension cord. I have a 50' long pretty standard 14/3 gauge cord on it now, and it pretty much filled the whole thing up. I know it says 100' of 16/3 . . . but I'm sure anything requiring more than an amp or two on a 16/3 100' cord would likely pop a breaker. And, I don't think the insulation on a 16/3 cord is that much different than on a 14/3... and it certainly not 1/2 of the diameter, so be properly warned.

For the price it functions as expected. It holds a 50 ft extension just fine as long as you carefully guide the wire onto the wheel as you reel it in. It really makes for a less cluttered look when storing extensions . Seems as sturdy as it needs to be but it does require both hands while reeling it in. It's light weight.

If you have a long cord this will store it well and makes it's use even better.

It does indeed accommodate 100' 12 gauge extension, and it does so easily. I was surprised. I almost returned it without trying. It looks way too small, but i didnt even try hard and it easily fits.Crank handle is a joke, ill have to rig that. It could use a method of keeping tension when pulling cord out from the reel. Currently, it will free wheel and make a tangled mess, but its cheap and does what i wanted.

Used a 100ft cord for this the reel works well it is very small for how long the cord is feels high quality and can definitely deliver a lot of power through the 4 ports

It's ok but seems too small for 100 feet cord that is heavy duty rated ..maybe for the skinny cords works well,but for the constriction cord ,it seems to not fit it well