🔗 Heavy Duty 26 Inch Cable Zip Ties - 200 lbs Tensile Strength, 50 Pieces, Long Durable Nylon Black Tie Wraps for Indoor and Outdoor Use, UV Resistant - High Quality Cable Ties Review

I know what you're thinking. Who needs ties that big? They do! I use these 26 inch ties for a variety of purposes. Tie lights to deck rails or trees, then tie them for storage for the rest of the year. Bundling extensions, tarps, lumber and so on. Today I used two zip ties to fix a broken handle on an old trash can. More than useful, these zip ties are perfect for duct tape as an all-purpose repair tool.

SUPER! My chain link fence almost collapsed. My 75 pound dogs jumped on the fence to get snacks from the neighbor and the fence practically fell over. Tried bungee cords but they rotted over time in outdoor conditions. I decided to try them out as I couldn't afford a new fence. Now I just want to connect everything. My fence is now 100% secure and they are holding up very well. They were a bit long so just cut them off but they are very strong.

For most high volume cable ties or outdoor cable tie holders, the wider and longer the better. So that's a good length and width. There's nothing worse than a zip tie that snaps when you're standing on stairs or in an awkward position, or a zip tie that snaps when you tighten it. These ties are available in both width and length to solve these problems. Just trim off the excess even if you are making a 6 inch tie around the perimeter. You want to be strong and you want to put it on well when…

Great product. I use them to reinforce the top ridge of my PVC greenhouse. Galvanized pipe straps with 2 bolts may not hold up much. 2 200lb straps per rib lets me sleep better on windy nights. I bought another brand of Local HD last year. They are much more flexible, longer and stronger. The ones in HD were hard. This is a thick nylon that flexes slightly around 2x6. Better value for money than local big stores. One thing if you order more in the future, whatever length you need, add 4 inches…

I needed zip ties to temporarily hold a heavy object (caliper) in place while I was doing maintenance on and around it (brake pads and rotors replaced ). ). These zip ties are similar to the shorter ones you're familiar with, but they are wider and thicker (compare their dimensions to other zip ties, except length). They were strong enough to keep my heavy calipers from falling (which could damage the brake lines) and flexible enough for me to manipulate and work with the calipers. Being a…

The best ties I've found at Revain. They will NOT break or break during use. The plastic material is softer and a bit more flexible so they won't crack and break. Surprising because these are the first ties made out of decent material. Most ties at Amazon and Home Depot are fragile and unusable (especially when it gets cooler), for example in temperatures below 55 degrees. I ordered a 36" Gardner Bender and a 36" TR Industrial, both very brittle and unusable unless you heat them up with a…

I used a 200lb pull strength when I absolutely NEED to confine my female Pitbull. She completely destroys a weaker cage than the one in the photo, but even in this one she jumps, using her shoulders, and knocks down the top of the cage, removing the bolts as well. Over time, the nuts will roll across the floor from the action. There is no doubt that the pit bull is extremely strong, she only weighs 50 pounds, but she hates this cage. In any case, adding zip ties to secure the top put an end to…