CoilFlex — USB-C Splint
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Description
Meet the CoilFlex — a USB-C strain relief boot that balances rigid stability for the connector head with a flexible, coiled tail for the cable.
By applying a helical cut pattern to the tail section while preserving a solid spine at the base, it allows the cable to bend naturally without kinking, while the solid front block keeps the delicate connector joint perfectly immobile.
Features
- Rigid Connector Housing: Perfectly sized to hold the 10mm head section motionless.
- Spiral Flex-Tail: Allows the cable section to bend under stress without pinching.
- Snap-In Top: A continuous top channel lets you easily press the cable into place.
- Tapered Transition: Smoothly steps down from the connector block to the coil.
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