Monoprice [50pcs] RJ-45 Color Coded Strain Relief Boots - BLACK

br>br>Other than that, I'm here to tell you that it's perfect. br>br> When you're feeling fancy and want to do it right, it's a rubber boot for your networking cables.

Calliope Foley

| Dec 12, 2021

I did manage to get it to fit with the help of a heat gun, but I would not recommend them for anything larger than 24 cat 5e. They're fine and inexpensive, but only because the seller (Monoprice) responded to a question about 23 AWG by stating that it would fit, when it doesn't - Because of the false advertising, I can only give it three stars.

Mordechai Compton

| Jun 06, 2021

When I first made a few cables for my house, I had no idea what they were called or that they could be purchased. I assumed they were just molded into professionally made cables. Obviously, I discovered they're known as strain relief boots, and it was simple to look up the term. For cables that will hardly ever move once they're in, the lack of them is probably not a big deal. However, I believe they are necessary for items such as home entertainment equipment, which seem to necessitate periodic rearranging or reconfiguration. Because if you don't, the connector ends will twist and become weak, possibly breaking. Also, for a laptop station where a cable may be disconnected and reconnected, I believe that if you don't connect several times a day, you're putting yourself at risk of a connector failure. I'm using these with the cable I bought: br>br> "NavePoint Cat6 (CCA), 250ft, White, Solid Bulk Ethernet Cable, 550MHz, 23AWG 4 Pair, Unshielded Twisted Pair (UTP)" and they fit perfectly, snugging up nicely and making my home-made cables look like they came from the store.

Anais Steele

| Feb 14, 2021

Wow! I chose the Green color because it makes a clicking sound when the boot is properly seated. It's a washed-out green that looks like turquoise; this was a disappointment, and it could be due to the batch that was sent out. I believe I also paid an additional fee for the green color. But man, do these fit like a glove; when they're in place, they actually make a clicking sound and don't move or have any play. The only drawback is that the color was not what I had expected or ordered. The color is more turquoise than green. Because the color green is clearly visible in the image, I gave it four stars. They're not even close when you see them in person.

Derrick Wong

| Nov 29, 2021

I'd like to report that I'm using Southwire Cat6 Riser cabling (the kind you can buy at Lowes/Home Depot in 500/1000 ft lengths) and it works great; it's just snug enough that it's not loose, but not so tight that I can't drag it properly. It's the ideal match.

Evangeline Chen

| Apr 20, 2021

You might have trouble getting these to fit on CAT6, and given the thickness of that cable, there's no way they'll fit on CAT6A. br>br>The color blue varies from bag to bag; I received the darker bag, but other buyers have had different results.

Layne Bird

| Oct 31, 2021

The ladies who worked at the office where I set up. This item looks fantastic when combined with the Monoprice Cat6 (purple). It's a huge hit with the ladies at the office where I installed it. Combining the colors of your cables and boots can make a system appear more expensive than it is. Anyone would benefit from this. It has a soft texture and a good grip on the cables. However, a thick cable will be required. On that really skinny stuff, it wouldn't look right. I just need to track down some hyper green boots!.

Karina Rowland

| May 07, 2021

The lock tab is protected by these boots, which prevents it from being broken during removal. recovery of a cable This is a very cost-effective and simple solution. The plastic is stiff, which is exactly what I require. Pressing the lock tab down through the boot to release the connector becomes much more difficult if the jack is even slightly recessed. It's not a deal breaker, but it's something to keep in mind when making a decision. br>br>It also gives the impression of being more professional. I purchased a gray that was generic. Multiple colors could be used to distinguish cables end-to-end for a little extra money. continue for a longer time applications that are more complicated br>br>Summary: br>br> highly recommended.

Kaydence Peters

| Jul 22, 2021