Daddario PW-PRA-205

Very sturdy and well constructed patch cables. Planet Waves never disappoints. Because they're quite solid they're not the most flexible/thinnest cables in the world so extremely compact boards could potentially run into trouble, but otherwise it is a good thing and they fit perfectly on my board.

Perfect signal quality for these cables in my experience.

The only concern may be logistics: if you're in need of space on your pedal board, probably something thinner around the right angles is better, especially if your pedals have inputs/outputs on the horizontal sides.

the cables are of good quality but may be too hard to bend

Used them a couple of times to connect a couple of pedals, didn't have any issues. Build quality is good, the sound is also fine. Cannot say more about the cables and cannot say how they will be doing in a long-term perspective, but I guess it will depend on how I'll care about them. :)

Best cables i ever had for guitar

Pros:
-good quality of sound
-really durable

Cons:
-none

Top Quality patch cables!

The cable length is the shortest I found (for as little loss of tone as possible). Other than that, there isn't much to say; It does its' job well and the price is very competitive.
I have been using Planet Waves cables as long as I have played the guitar and have always found them reliable and price worthy.

These cables totally transform the sound of the guitar and give it character and clarity. Highly recommend!!

Gebruik al jaren deze patch kabels. Nooit problemen mee gehad. Nemen alleen wat veel plaats in op je pedalboard als je er twee tegenover elkaar hebt. Zou handig zijn als er meerdere lengtes zijn.

These patch cables sound good, and seem like they will last a long time. The shielding and connection quality seems to be much better than your average cheap cable. And of course they're guaranteed for life!

The only downside is that the design of the connector jack causes it to not stay in the pedal input very well. When you step on the pedal with some force, it sometimes slips out. I have actually stopped using them live for this reason, too risky.