12FT 14AWG Battery Alligator Crocodile Clip to SAE Connector Extension Cable,12V SAE Quick Release Adapter to Alligator Clips Quick Disconnect Cable

Went on a ride and had another motorcycle with a dead battery. Now I will not have a problem with that again. Excellent quality.

I had some solar panels I had gotten off of Amazon that didn't come equipped with an adaptor cord to hook to a 12V battery, so I bought this and it works great. It hooked up to the connectors on the back of the solar panel easily enough and then I put it out in the direct sunlight and it did charge up my 12V battery. Going solar works better for me as I do work in the back of my truck that uses two 12V batteries to power my machines.

I was very surprised at the quality of this wire kit. The clamps, the wire and the integrated fuse block were of the highest quality. It was even packaged professionally.I am very pleased with this purchase.

Low tech device but it feels substantial for the price. It works well, as it should since all it had to do is conduct electricity. But it feels like it will last.

Easy to install

Product is exactly how it’s described. If this is what you’re looking for, go ahead and purchase. I wasn’t super excited about the clips that attach to the battery, but they worked just fine. Could be a little heavier duty.

Holding onto battery posts just fine. Relief to know my battery tender is staying put where I connect it!!

I purchased these with the corresponding ring to SAE cables from SCCKE. These are appropriate duty cables and I especially like the fuse and extra fuses that come with the cables, and the large alligator clips. The fuses actually saved my battery and power supply from multiple incorrect hookups, which shorted out the fuse instead of damaging either device. However, this cable's SAE connection does not properly line up with the corresponding SAE-ring cable. The positive lead from the power supply connects with the positive (marked red) cable with the white line. At the SAE connector, the actual positive current travels through the "negative" or black cable to the black alligator clip. When I hooked the cables up to the battery I did not notice this and ended up going through 4 fuses (one in each cable, two cables x 2) at first hookup. At first I thought the problem was a dead cable or dead fuse, and did not realize I had been connecting to the battery using the incorrect ends.Overall, these are seemingly good quality cables and the fuses will help prevent damage to whatever is drawing the current. However, the incorrect markings and lines should be fixed as soon as possible to avoid confusion and possible danger from use.