The Snap Back Charger Winder Compatible with Apple 5W Lightning iPhone, and iPad Charger and Adapter for Travel and Cable Management

Wind your iPhone charging brick in seconds and keep it clean and organized Features durable TPU construction designed for easy winding and storage - and allows the user to adjust the length of the cable to desired distance Holds cables up to 6 feet in length Utilizes a patent-pending snotch design to clip in and hold your cables in place when you shove it in your bag or throw it on your desk The Snap Back 5W is compatible with the APPLE iPhone 5 Watt charging brick.

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