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That said, a cold-weather extension cord should also be well-insulated and temperature-rated for your particular climate.
One reviewer wrote: I wanted a cord that I could use to plug in my electric snowblower.
This was bought after trying many others.
Each one prior was very stiff and brittle in the -20 degree weather we can get.
This was as advertised, flexible into that cold.
The lock on the connection end is very nice.
Helps keep the plugs from vibrating apart.
I recommend it for any climate zone.
Its also water-resistant, kink-resistant, corrosion-resistant, flame-retardant, and easy to wrap.
Plus, it has a glow-in-the-dark stripe and a power indicator light.
One reviewer wrote: This is IMO one of the Best All-weather Extension cords.
It stays flexible after I leave it out for 8-16 hours of use.
Then I roll it back up and put it in the car and drive off.
One reviewer wrote: Finally an extension cord made to last.
It sits outside all winter for my block heater and gets run over pretty regularly.
Holding up excellent and hasnt come close to disappointing me.
For that reason, reviewers love it for their outdoor lights, fountains, and holiday decor.
One reviewer wrote: We needed these for a Christmas light-up for a small Colorado [mountain] town.
Great, heavy-duty product.
Don’t anticipate any problems with getting through cold snowy winters.
I recommend the 65 one as it seems bigger and holds cord easily.
