PET Expandable Braided Sleeving 100Ft-3/8 inch Wire Loom, Aibole Braided Cable Sleeve Wire Wrap,Black&Blue

We use it to protect my mom's oxygen hose from the cats and it works great. We've actually had people say they were going to recommend it to others for the same thing.

Makes for a real neat job for exposed wires.

Stoked! I run an fx loop send/return and this fits the 4 lines nice and tidy, plenty of room for more, probably 16+ cables can fit as it stretched wide or narrow. Got rid of all the Velcro loops holding the snake together, can’t wait to whip this out on a gig 🤘🤟🤘Only thing I would ask for is extra heat shrink so you can cut it up and make multiple runs. Can always source elsewhere but would be a nice add on.

Just what I needed. Wiring looks good.easy to work with

I really liked using this product. Its pretty durable, and helps a lot with wire management when used in conjunction with heat shrink. Really top notch stuff.I saw a couple reviews that stated it frayed when it was cut - obviously. Those reviews should be ignored because any wire mesh product will fray when cut unless the ends are heated. You can use a lighter to do this, it melts the ends together and keeps them from fraying, but still allows you to expand it to feed the cable through.

Performing some upgrades/repairs on a classic vehicle plus repairs and new lighting on the big mower. Just a part of giving wiring upgrades a professional look

This loom is not typical in that it is not split along the length, therefore you quite literally have to insert your wiring in one end, and inch it through the length. For a typical (single) rca cable like mine, that was a long and tedious task. You can't just pull it through, it constricts down and won't happen (like a Chinese finger trap). Rather, you have to push the loom together to make it fat, and inch the cable through the fat part, slide down the loom thee inch of two you bunched up, and repeat. I needed a 30 ft run, it probably took me 30-40min to do this. I would NOT recommend for long runs or wiring that is any larger than the rca jack. Otherwise, the finished product looks good and feels durable enough, just a real PITA to do.

Exactly as described