Boao3 Pieces Cord Protector Wire Loom Tubing Cable Sleeve Split Sleeving for USB Charger Cable Cord Cover Audio Video Cable (Black,1 Inch, 1/2 Inch, 1/4 Inch)

Finally, a good looking cord management solution. These easy to install and look good. The variety is good but I doubt I'll ever use the largest size. This is a good starter set, then order the sizes you will actually use.

Love this cable sleeve. I was looking for something to clean up a couple of power cables to devices on my car's windshield -- didn't like the look of intertwined wires hanging down. I was originally thinking of spiral wrap, which I've used lots over the years. But I ran across this loom cord protector and had to try it out. The concept / design is what sold me, that being a cable wrap that coils in on itself (lengthwise), but that is easy enough to open and slip wires into; once the wire(s) is/are in you just let it go and it folds back around itself.. The set I bought had three different sizes (thicknesses), and each is pretty long, and since they cut easily you just figure out the length you need and cut it to size. For my project it cleaned up the look of the two cables and now I have a much more tidy setup. Highly recommended.

Just used all the sizes yesterday for my automotive project. I wanted to clean up the wiring on my track car where all of my interior carpeting seats were removed. I'm happy with the result as it's much more aesthetically pleasing!The packaging in a vacuum packed bag damages the product, particularly the 1" size. On the 1/4" and 1/2" sizes it's fairly unnoticeable after wrapping wires. But on the 1" size I can easily distinguish all of the kinks and frays imposed from the vacuum packaging.

Very easy to install and high quality. Looks like it belongs on my 54 Buick.

I now have 4 different sizes of this stuff - ordered the 1 inch, 1/2 inch, 1/4 inch set.Whose bright idea was it to store/package these all together and vacuum packed in a small plastic bag?The 1/4" looks pretty good.The 1/2" is acceptable. Couple of spots were out of shape but I squeezed it back into shape. I think it will be fine.The 1" . . . oh my. This one is really damaged and there are several places that are kinked and have completely come uncoiled. No amount of reshaping by hand is working. Haven't tried stuffing cords into it yet, so we'll see.I used some of the 1/4" last night, and functionally this size is very limited in use. We have a charging station that plugs in behind the TV - one USB C cable and one microUSB cable for charging phones, tablets, headphones, etc. My son is constantly "borrowing" the cables so that when I go to charge something I can't. The 1/4" just barely goes around those two cables. You could probably get a third cable in there of the same diameter and it would probably keep them together, but the edges might not over overlap.