Cordpro® CP-100 Cord Organizer

Eliminate messes caused by tangled cords and small hoses. Cord coils neatly inside the donut-shaped plastic shell and extends out of each end to be plugged in and used. Simply pull on the cord to acquire the length you need for your particular task and recoil it when you are finished. Holds up to 100' of standard 16/3 and most 14/3 extension cords. Shell is 12-5/8" in diameter and 3-7/8" deep. Cord not included.

Customer Reviews and Photos for: Cordpro® CP-100 Cord Organizer Average Rating: 4.5 (8 customer reviews) $14.99 Add your review...

1) Submitted by Bill Hazelwood, from Waterloo, ONTARIO on 7/16/2012 Customer Rating: I have had mine for 15yrs. I purchased it at a RV and Trailer show. I have regretted not getting more for many years, until now I was unable to find anyone who sells them. They are fantastic!!!!

2) Submitted by Rick G, from Parkersburg, WV on 12/18/2011 Customer Rating: I bought two of these at the Fine Woodworking show in Columbus, OH a few years ago. I thought it was worth a try. They are still holding up well, and makes storage of the cords nice and neat. I have no complaints. Hang them on a hook, or keep in a drawer. Really a solid product.

3) Submitted by Les Hughs, from Fenton, MO on 6/13/2011 Customer Rating: I purchased four of these after teting for myself and have been very satisfied and found these a great Organizer and makes others wo use my cords put them back in an organized manner. Great product for the price.

4) Submitted by Pete F, from Clifton, NJ on 7/5/2010 Customer Rating: I purchased two CordPros at a woodworking show a few years ago. I loaded 88 & 90 foot 12 guage extension cords on them. People use the term, "the greatest thing since sliced bread". These come awful close. I ordered more online including one of the XL's. The XL holds a 50 foot 10 guage 30 amp extension for my RV and has a handle which makes winding the cord much easier. I have ordered more since then including the small ones which are great for small extensions, etc. Folks have seen them while we were camping and I will tell them about the CordPro and tell them where to order them. The only issue I have with them is that you can't get pneumatic hose or a water hose to bend 180 degrees to allow the "auto" unwind feature. The cord doubles back on the divider inside the CordPro. This can be overcome by passing the hose through the divider and winding both sides CW or CCW. I would recommend CordPros to anyone looking for a great way to organize their extension cords, etc. It's great product and well worth the $.

5) Submitted by Ron Harmon, from Lewisburg, TN on 5/24/2010 Customer Rating: I purchased this product from a vendor in a state fair in Nashville, TN about 10 years ago and I use it to store my 50' 14 gauge extension cord. The following year I purchased the XP Pro which I use for my 50' 12 gauge extension cord. Both have held up great and have both been dropped down from a height of several feet and no damage done. Other than some scuff marks from use, they still work great. Never have to deal with tangles in the cord as always comes off tangle free. Also paid more than what price currently is. I would give this product a thumbs up!

6) Submitted by Raymond Cashman, from Stallings, NC on 7/4/2010 Customer Rating: This product makes life easier when handling long extension cords in the yard. The electrical extension cord is wound around the reel inside of the donut shaped life saver. It freely extends as you stretch the cord (up to a length of 100 feet). I never hesitate to use it because it saves me from entangling a snarled cord. One small carp. You will want to sit down while rewinding the cord back into the donut. A small grievance.

7) Submitted by DickvN, from Palmyra, VA on 5/15/2011 Customer Rating: It's a great idea......but users should be cautioned to not skimp on the size of electric cord being used, and - if marginal - to be sure to fully extend the cord. I'm not an electrician, but I understand that when electricity is passed thru a coiled wire there is an increased resistance a la toaster, soldering iron, etc.. I once witnessed a licensed electrician burn out the motor of his 'pancake' compressor, because he was in a hurry and left his 75 or 100 foot cord coiled up on the ground instead of fully extending it.

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