Does anyone make a GOOD 20ft cable release?

[Certain Exposures]

I need one!

My flimsy, plastic air cable release common on the market broke last night because the plastic tubing tore from wear. There may be a problem with the ball, too. It no longer swells with air.

The cable was not a joy to use when it was working because the air often failed to make it to the shutter tripper.

This is the cable release that failed me. I do not remember where I purchased my copy: https://www.ultrafineonline.com/20aircare.html

 

[Bob Merlin]

Depending on your camera make, there are electronic remotes, cord and cordless that will work.
I've got one of those squeeze bulb 25' remotes; one of those "must haves" that I've never used.

 

[MTGseattle]

The bulb and hose that Packard shutter supplies seem fairly robust. I'm not sure how much space in one's bag 20' of said hose would take up since I think the hoses overall diameter is larger than that of the linked item.

one could also cobble together an outboard motors fuel priming bulb along with a couple of fittings and some automotive vacuum hose if one were inclined towards building something.

Would one of the small Kopil, etc self timers work in lieu of a long cable release?

 

[Chuck1]

I've never had a good one, stepping on the bulb worked best

 

[cowanw]

Remote Control Mechanical Shutter Release Mk.3 — Reveni Labs

Reveni Labs Remote Control Mechanical Shutter Release - wirelessly trigger your film cameras from up to 330 feet (100 meters) away. Compatibility Note: Older large format shutters requiring “long throw” cable releases are not likely to work. This device has a more modern throw length around 3/4

www.reveni-labs.com

This works well if you do not need a long throw.