25ft - 1/4 inch Cord Protector Wire Loom Tubing Cable Sleeve Split Sleeving For USB Cable Power Cord Audio Video Cable – Protect Cat From Chewing Cords - Black

I really like this wire loom. Compared to the more traditional PVC stuff, which is much more stiff and a little harder to work with, this loom is softer and more flexible and works well in certain situations where less rigidity is okay. I use this more for in-home jobs, like managing computer cables, TV cables, etc. where I really don't need the more common stiffer loom (like in vehicle applications). This loom holds up very well and seems to be pretty durable. It is the perfect solution to tame a cabling rat's nest and once installed, it looks great. It has really helped out in creating a clean look around desks and entertainment centers in the home. I've also used it on portable rolling TV carts to keep cable managed and safe from tripping. It helps hide cable messes and overall this is just a great value for the money. I've now purchased and used several different sizes, and have absolutely no complaints at all. The various sizes offered from Alex Tech have all been spot-on and when I measure out what I need, I know the size I order will be correct. I highly recommend this to anyone looking for a solid cable management solution.

Great quality product and exactly what I needed for my home audio system cable management. The Alex Tech 25ft 1/2-inch cord protector is durable, flexible, and easy to install. It keeps all my audio and power cables neatly organized and protected, and the split sleeving design makes it simple to add or remove cables as needed. As a bonus, it also helps protect cords from pet chewing, which gives extra peace of mind. Clean look, solid construction, and excellent value—highly recommend!

I had a mess of wires running to the house from two different solar arrays, and because of all the gravel the builders left in the ground around the house, burying the cables was just not an option for this DIYer. But we’ve got field mice and chickens and other critters that might like to chew on my cables so I got several of these cord protectors. They get the functional job done, but I had not considered what a difference it would make having the cords tidy. The black color makes them disappear, and even if the chickens scratch up the mulch I put down around them, they can’t tear them up. I did have to cut some pieces, and they will fray badly if you don’t heat-seal them, so be prepared for that. But they are a dream to install, and they were definitely worth the extra cost compared to some of the cheaper alternatives. Don’t even question it. This is what you want, and you will not be sorry you invested in them.

Easy to install and has good quality

The Alex Tech 25ft, 1-inch Cord Wire Loom Tubing is perfect for organizing and protecting cables. The split sleeving design makes installation quick and simple—you can easily slide in multiple cords without hassle. The material is strong yet flexible, so it bends smoothly around desks, entertainment centers, and PC setups. It not only keeps everything neat and professional-looking but also adds an extra layer of protection to prevent wear and tear. For the length and quality, this product is an excellent value and works exactly as advertised.

Needed to clean up bunched up wires in my engine bay, for an aftermarket accessory. Wires looked like that bundle of tangled cables in that random junk drawer 😂 This braided loom is easy to install, protects your wires, and looks good. Way better than the traditional plastic wire loom. Definitely worth it. I used the 1/4" and 1" I used the 1" size to bundle up 3 strands of the 1/4" loom, to cut down on length for a cleaner look.

This loom is very nice and keeps cables to tv along wall neat and hideen inside loom. Thank you.

I love this product. I've purchased it twice and plan on buying more when I run out. This is not the most asethically pleasing product, but it's great when compared to the alternative. I prefer a more clean minimalistic look and now there are less loose wires everywhere in my house. A single thick black wire is more preferable to a mess of random different wires all over the place. It's easy to use and keeps everything secure. It's a little more annoying taking out wires if you have multiple stuffe din there, but it's worth the hassle. I also have a kid on the way so this thick mesh plastic is not a choking hazard when compared to every other thin and loose cable.