Rockboard Flat Patch Cable Black 20 cm

I've ordered these cables for a couple of times now. I'm using every single one of them in my pedal board and I'm very satisfied with their performance so far, having had no problems whatsoever, approximately 6 months in. I'm convinced and will soon buy a couple more for backup.

I have tried a few other options in the market - not many matched these, and the only ones that felt superior were the evidence audio cables, which also has do to (once again) with them being size tailored to one's specific needs. However, be prepared to reach deep in your pockets to connect a full board with them, if you have more than a couple of pedals - let alone a loop switcher! Also, you don't have to assemble these rockboard ones, which, for a noob like me, is probably for the best.

Therefore I'm very happy with the great price/quality of these cables and I cannot recommend them enough. Five stars!

Highly recommend these and its other length cables. I previously used 5-6 guitar pedals on a Pedaltrain Nano+ board with the help of SIS solder-less custom cables. After the purchase of these cables, I have added one more pedal to the board. The jack is very very thin compared to the norm. The cable does it's job almost perfectly - I would have loved the choice to have my cable to custom lengths.
I recommend buying a mix of the three lengths of cables - very handy to keep backups.
Pros - Great for real-estate on any pedalboard
Cons - Do not have the choice to customise the length.
Lastly I would like to note that I did not hear any change in my guitar tone. Who could tell the difference in a band mix anyway?

Got this cable to pair an Artec EQ8 pedal with a Behringer RV600 at the end of my chain. I would've usually bought a high end Fender cable but was short on budget this time, so I gave this a chance.
I must say - it doesn't feel that good at first, but it is quite durable and flexible, so I wouldn't worry about accidentally breaking it while twisting it.
The best thing about this cable is that the ends are thin, so the cable can stay between pedals no problem, unlike other cables that occupy a lot of space.
All in all, I recommend it for practice, small gigs, not for a touring situation though - you might want to look at more durable ones.

I bought some of the Rockboard patch cables to rewire my pedalboard as up until then I had been using cheap cables which were prone to breaking and were taking up extra space on the pedalboard.

Pros.
I'm impressed with the overall quality of the cables and they are really good for getting pedals close together when you don't have a lot of space on the board. The overall value for money is good and I'm very happy with how much extra space i have thanks the these cables.

Cons
The only negative I have encountered is as the cables are flat as well as the jacks, the cables can get twisted when connecting pedals where the input jacks are not directly beside each other. But it's not something that would stop me from buying these again.

overall
The cables worked perfectly for what I wanted them to do without the cost of a solderless patch cable set which would have been the only other option if I wanted flat cables. These are great value for money and I highly recommend them.