Vaisis Spiral Harness Wrap 0.394" (10mm) Outside Diameter, Black, 33 ft.

Let's get the negative out of the way first. Unless your cable bundle is small enough you can slide it through, on a long cable run, applying the wrap can be tedious. It must be wrapped around from one end to the other. If you have reason to change the cable bundle very often, a split cable wrap might be a better choice.Aside from installation, there are many positive features:* Comes in many sizes; get a size to match the cable bundle and it is no bigger than you need.* Can be used on cable bundles up to six times the nominal wrap diameter.* Cables can exit or enter the bundle at any point in the run.* Accommodates changes in bundle diameter.* Flexible, and it goes around small-radius bends.* Looks good.The manufacturer's Web site has a useful product data sheet.

very nice looking, and pliable, I have it wrapping cords all over my house. One word of advice is if you are wrapping a larger bundle, you will need a longer length that what you might think. For most of my bundles I kept the whole 33 ft. together and trimmed after I wrapped the section of cables I was working on (which was not necessarily easy, but I wasn't sure how to measure what I actually needed).

This 10mm is in my opinion the perfect size for computer related wraps, the inside diameter is the exact size of a computer or monitor power cable, and can easily stretch to accommodate 3-4 power cables or if you're using it inside the case it will handle a bundle of about 10-12 wires. It will stretch to fit more/larger wires, but if your looking to wrap more than 3 110v power cable i would purchase their larger sizes.

These are pretty small, and it takes quite a bit of time to wrap these around cables unlike some similar ones on here. However, it looks so much better being that it's smaller than the others, so I'm totally fine with the extra time it takes.Some of similar ones allow you to actually insert and remove cables pretty easily without having to unwrap the cables and start the whole process over.

If you need to wrap up a bunch of cords, this will do the trick. I use indoors and in a work vehicle, works great in both. I don't know how well it holds up in the cold, I can attest to it working great in the desert heat though.

I must say, this size is suited to probably wrap thin speaker wire. The wire is very thin and at most can only hold two cords together. Look at something bigger if you are looking at holding a few wires together.

Using it as a reinforcing safety covering for my 4WD brake hoses since the last ones chaffed and failed.Not a standard use but it works out well does not restrict movement and makes the lines almost impervious to off road hazards.

Someone at the office brought one of these in, it was great for under the desk. I might have gone a touch smaller, but if computer/desk is what you are wrapping then you have found about the right size.