Ok, so off label use, but i needed a tether to limit the opening swing of a cabinet. Due to a poorly thought out renovation, one of the kitchen cabinets in my office can't be fully opened, or it will smack the LED light fixture and shove it off the brackets.For the life of me, i couldn't figure out a way to limit the hinges, so i decided a catch tether was the best option, but you know what, IT WORKED!I didn't use the rings, and just put a screw with a washer right through the small cable loop on each end, mounted one side to the door and the other to the cabinet frame and its perfect.The rest, i plan to use as tethers for some old A-frame signs, to keep them from sliding apart and landing flat.Super happy with these!

- The 12 piece wire cable loop is good. It does not have frays like my other steel wires. It’s smooth and so I don’t have to worry about fraying wires poking my hands when using it. There are rings on both ends so you can attach quite a lot of things to it. I use this for my backyard fence to pull up the lock from behind. And it works very well.

Description shows 19in and carabiner and they are 12in with no carabiner.