The Cable Turtle is a cable management tool that helps manage long cables by compacting them into a tiny ball. It is made of thermoplastic rubber with a polypropylene core. The turtle opens up to allow you to wrap the cable around the core and then snaps shut (like a shell) to keep it in place. Various sizes hold different lengths of cables.
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Small (1.8 in diameter) - holds up to 28 inches in cable length
Medium (2.6 in diameter) - holds up to 39 inches in cable length
Large (3.5 in diameter) - holds up to 16.4 feet in cable length
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