Techflex 1-1/4 Clean Cut Sleeving 25 ft. Black

This is substantially better than all other the cheap junk being sold on Amazon. I will only be buying this moving forward. First of all, it's true and it doesn't fray. Second, it's round by default and not squashed flat like the cheap stuff. Glorious. Very happy.

After reading some reviews (people could not fit their cables into the sleeve) I thought it was better to buy the larger techflex 1-1/4 clean cut sleeve to cover my 5 speaker wires (14 gauge each). As it turns out this is way to big. I tried to find something in my kitchen that we all might have and be able to use as a reference. A ketchup bottle was too big but my spice rack had exactly what I was looking for. As you can see this 1-1/4 sleeve expands wide enough to fit a a McCormick spice jar. I could probably fit over a dozen speaker wires through this sleeve and it does not close tighter than 1-1/4 inch... go figure. More bad advice from reviewers, they say cut the sleeve prior to putting it on your cables, don’t do that. I cut the sleeve and now I know I can’t return it. Put it over your cables first, make sure you have the correct size and length before making any cuts. Not only did I just waste $25, because honestly when will I ever need such a wide sleeve. But this sets my home project back until next week when the correct sleeve size shows up. I know this is 100% my mistake but am still hoping Techflex reads my review, and maybe helps offset the cost. I do like the product a lot, but definitely did not need to spend $50 just to hide 2.5 feet of white speaker cable. There should be a better description of this product, and include some pictures showing how it stretches. I really thought 1-1/4 was the max width and I could pull it tighter not the other way around.

Great! Very durable

It stretches to 1/2in solid, so any cables that have connectors can't pass through it

This does the job but what is disappointing is that if you cut it then it starts to unravel. When I bought it I was holping that it would be the kind that isn’t a complete circle and that closes in on itself. I’ll be in the lookout for that instead of this.