Coleman Cable 01788 10/3 Insulated Outdoor Extension Cord with Lighted End, 50-Foot

Good durable cord. Just what I needed. Great price.

Works well so far. I live far north of canada regular winter temps of -35 to -45 overnights and holding up well

I bought two of these quite a few years ago at this point. I can't say that I have any real complaints. It's been used for a ton of different situations and I can't say that I have had any issues. It is built like a tank and should hold up to many years of use.

If you do anything with power outside in the frigid temperatures, this power cord does not get brittle and stuck in a mess, it remains flexible the whole time. Nice to the have the light at the end of the socket, you can see if the breaker has tripped or not.

I bought three of the 100-foot 10-gauge extension cables back in 2006. They were $90 each back then not counting any discounts. I only use them a few times a year, but they work as well today as they did 17 years ago. Their jackets are still flexible with no cracks. I don't leave mine outside overnight like I'll sometimes do with my cheaper extension cords. I mostly use them for yard tools such as electric chain saws and electric jack hammer. I bought the 10-gauge because sometimes I need AC power at more than 200 feet from the house. Most of the time I will use two of the 10-gauge 100-foot cables with a 12-gauge 25-foot cable at the end. The shorter 12-gauge cable is easier to work with when plugged into the tool (lighter weight) and is much cheaper to replace if it gets damaged. The 10-gauge cable is very heavy and not fun to put away, but it's totally worth it to protect your tools on those long cable runs from an AC outlet.