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If you want more flexible, just buy lower-rated ones, they’ll be fine for almost all purposes. 0.75mm2 (6A) is plenty for anything up to a kW.
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HO7RN would be my choice, as artic flex is a pretty generic term and I've got a couple Artic extensions that are no more flexible than a typical IEC lead.
I’ve not really been driven to do anything about it but maybe now’s the time, new year and all that.
i have a few more flexible 5m ones so we can avoid too many extensions. Also Y splitter IECs to tun a PA main or monitor/s and a light/s from one.
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I always loosely coil my IEC leads but yeah, some never seem to lose the kinks they got from being bundled with whatever kit they came with.
These are the only ones that anyone should use:
https://www.russandrews.com/evo-s-powerkord-usa-plug-to-w350-rhodium-iec-plug/