Cable bundler clip

In a cable bundler clip comprising a pair of clip halves, each clip half having a pair of longitudinal edges, a hinge connecting adjacent edges of the clip halves thereby hingedly joining the halves together, the hinge permitting the clip halves to be swung to a closed position wherein the other edges of the clip halves substantially meet to define an inner tubular surface for enclosing a plurality of cables, latching structure on the clip halves for securing the clip halves together in the closed position, the improvement comprising rib structure within each of the clip halves, the rib structure within one clip half being oppositely disposed from the rib structure in the other clip when the clip halves are in the closed position, the rib structure of one clip half having first and second side-by-side recesses formed therein, the rib structure of the other clip half having a third recess formed therein, the third recess being located centrally of the first and second recesses when the clip halves are in the closed position, rib structure material of said other clip half being provided on each side of the third recess, said rib structure material overlapping the first and second recesses when the clip halves are in the closed position, each of the recesses adapted to receive a cable, the overlapping rib structure material of said other clip half securely capturing cables received in the first and second recesses when the clip halves are in the closed position, cables received in the first and second recesses securely capturing a cable received in the third recess when the clip halves are in the closed position.