chengsiCable Organizer Coiled Tube Sleeve Cable Cable Management Sleeve (Silver Length59inches Diameter1.1inches)

Sturdy plastic coil sleeve with overlapping fingers. Heavy duty. Not the simple, flimsy kind of flat coil found at the edge of bound booklets. Expandable enough for 3-4 ordinary electrical cords like on a lamp, or maybe even 2-3 heavier electrical cables like PC power cords. Can be cut with scissors or dykes (cutting pliers) but very tough plastic, difficult to cut and difficult to work.One problem: Came with an odd little spring-loaded tool necessary for use, but no instructions, no papers at all. Found no website for Chengsi, the seller, either. (Soon after I wrote this review, Chengsi contacted me and sent instructions. They also stated that they would insure that all future packages of this product will contain instructions.)It is not possible to peel the overlapping fingers back on this sleeve by hand to get wires in sidewise. Why sidewise? Why not feed wires through one end? Because your wires could be connected at both ends, and you cannot disconnect them. Or maybe your cord has a large plug at one or both end, or cannot be disconnected at the other, like a lamp.Finally figured out how to use the tool by trial-and-error, but even using it, the plastic is tough and hard to work:1. Measure carefully and cut the coil into the length you need. You can make it a bit longer, because you can trim off any excess when done, but be advised that the trimming is difficult.2. Open the spring-loaded jaws of the tool and lay your wires inside. If you are 180o off in direction, no matter. You can reinsert them when this becomes obvious in a couple of seconds.3. Push the bullet-shaped end of the tool into the end of the coil just a few inches. It will force open the end of the coil.4. Keep your hand around the tool and the opened coil, so the bullet does not pop out of the opened coil.5. You can then lay a beginning portion of your wires sidewise into the first few open inches of the forced-open coil.6. Keep pushing the bullet shape further into the coil. That will open more coil and you can continue laying in your wires.7. Careful you do not lose your grip. Don't let the bullet pop out of the opening coil.8. Continue laying the wires sidewise until done.7. Trim off any excess. Careful! Do not cut the wires while cutting the excess coil!

Just received the, "Chengsi Cable Sleeve Organizer 118inch Coiled Tube Cable Cable Management Sleeve", hoping it would work well to consolidate and cover many dangly cables under my desks. The sleeve organizer is simply great. It is stiff enough to do the job securely, yet retain its shape. It is definitely a five star product. I initially gave it a four star for "Ease of Use". That is only because it took me a little floundering to figure out how the tool that they included actually worked. But that tool worked like a charm once I got the hang of it. So I changed "Ease of Use" back to five stars. Ease of use is definitely a five after a little practice. Couldn't do it effectively without the clever enclosed tool.Overall, very well thought out and designed. I would recommend it to others, and am right now placing an order for another of these very functional "Cable Management Steve" produts.

Good product

These are an inexpensive solution to my cats wire chewing habit. I've tried several things, from sprays to different types of containers and such. This has been the only thing that has worked. I like that they come in different colors depending on where you are using them. I bought light and dark to use in different areas depending on the background. You can cut the length to fit the length of the wires so that they are completely covered from one end to the other. The only thing I would say is that they aren't so easy to get together. The video makes it look simple, but if you have something, a light for example, that is placed close to an outlet and you are doubling up the cord inside the tube, it's not as simple as you'd think to get it to fit just perfectly. My fingers were all red and hurting pretty bad once I had the first one finished. But they work! My cats don't bother the wires at all! So I am a very pleased customer!

Easy to use and cheap; what more can you want?This product is currently protecting a 12ft long power cable and a Cat6 network cable from scuffs, scrapes, and from being run over by my desk. (It's a good length for that; the last few feet disappear behind some furniture before snaking off in different directions to their termini anyway.)Would not recommend trying to fit more than a beefy surge protector power cable and a single network cable into this diameter. Size up if you're running additional cabling along the same route.

Great for protection with new kitty that want to chew on cords in kitten stage-Also in general looks better as a cord cover!

This thing works really well and the little tool is fantastic.

I to watch the video a few times, personally it was a little confusing. But eventually I figured it out on my own, some more detailed instructions or at least a description would be nice. Other than that everything works great and looks great

It comes as it is but the price is a bit exaggerated.