Need a Sub Cable...

To me the most important factor is rejection of noise, such as EMI and RF. Low frequencies are more easily handled by cables in my experience. In addition, long runs are more prone to interference. Recently I used a Belden cable from Blue Jeans cable for a 30 foot run with great results. Low noise floor, great definition and affordable. Good luck!

I wouldn't go too esoteric here. As mentioned, it needs to do a couple of things competently. If a cable is being marketed as a "subwoofer" specific cable, IMO you'll pay extra. I've tried numerous cables for this application and found the MAS Gray I/C worked the best for me on the two important levels; it sends a clean signal and it's affordable.

DH Labs Subsonic. Good and reasonable price.