D-Line Cable Zipper Cord Tube Organizer with Zip Tool, Cable Management Sleeve, Cover for Long Wire Runs, 1 Inch Diameter (8.2 FT, Black)

Great product. Very easy to use.

This is kind of an odd dilemma. First of all, the tubing material used here is GREAT! But in relation to the material thickness, the included zip tool cannot easily spread open the tubing, etc. hence the 4 out of 5 stars. In fact, it’s a bit difficult to use even your fingers to open/spread the cabling product. Please allow me explain a bit more:The plastic tubing material is quite thick and very durable for its application. Due to the thickness of the tubing material, the included zip tool (orange color) does not perform very well. The zip tool tends to collapse and fail while being used to feed cables into the tubing. HOWEVER, IF the zip tool was made with slightly better material (kind of like the plastic in the massive hair clips that my wife uses), THEN, it definitely a ‘5’ star product!Overall I would still highly recommend it!

Works well and saves a lot of time pulling cables into management.

Gets all your wires in one place!

Even if I could have planned better, it is quite annoying when you need to do adjustments since its hard to remove

I use this product to cloak an HDMI cable, a thick cord from an outlet strip, and a small insulated wire for the cable box power cord that goes into the power strip. As for me, I wouldn't try to cram more than that in there. But others may be more adept than me. It does hold the cables and cords although, as mentioned in another review, you can definitely see black cables through the white version (and I'd imagine, white cables through the black version). You have to thoughtfully prioritize which object[s] you want it to blend in with and what you are willing to still see. I got the white so that I could run this coil along a white painted baseboard and it is great, a nice match and camouflage. This is very tough plastic and that is why it holds the cables so securely. Have said that, it would be really nice if they could figure out a way (other than with the enclosed tool) to keep it open while inserting the cords, and then snap/click shut somehow. Maybe there is another product out there that would suit me better. In conclusion, I'd say it holds as much as you can carefully fit in there, and that if you are having trouble with the tool physically, you may be in for a frustrating time of it while installing. But once it's all in there, you can forget about it!

It took us a while to figure out how to unzip. Better instructions would be nice

Perfect!