🔗 20 Piece, 6 Inch Reusable Cable Ties Management Straps - Strong & Microfiber Fastening Cloth, Adjustable Fastener Cord Ties with Hook and Loop, Black Review

Purchased to wrap cables for small electronics (chargers, headphones, etc.). They are too stiff to do this without the other side snapping open and wanting to reopen the clasp. I've gone back to using green velcro from products I've bought in the past. like power cord.

If you've got cables to anything (we all have) then you should get this! They stay attached to the cord while you use your item and when you're done, simply roll the cord back up and it reattaches. Students are no longer confused. And they keep things (extra cords) nice and tidy. No more clicking rubber bands! Highly recommended!

I have purchased other rolls of Velcro that are much thinner than this one. That's almost double the number I usually use, which gives me so much more room to use them! For more width, I simply tie the two ribbons together. With twins we always try to keep toys together and they are perfect for that! A must in every tool and toy box!

I roll up the excess length of my bag's overlong shoulder strap, then use this "Cable Management Strap" to secure the end to trim and fix the shoulder strap. the length that I'm comfortable with. Now the shoulder strap looks neat without one end dangling in a long tail :-) And it's the smallest pack (20 pieces) I can find, so I like it. In my opinion there are too many others for personal (non-business) use.

The important thing here is the value, it's a good lot of ties for little money. Velcro does the job and I use it to manage cables. If you're someone who takes them apart all the time (e.g. with wired headphones), they probably won't last very long, so it's good that you have plenty of them. Once you set it up and want to forget about it like computer cables, they do the job perfectly.

They work very well with heavy duty cables. I have tried many other things to hold the cables together but they are either not strong enough or more durable than I would recommend. The band is wider, giving you more Velcro contact to hold together even very heavy cables without stretching them. They also have a loop so you can attach them to the cable so they don't fall off if you need to undo the cable to move it.

I thought it was such a stupid buy but love them. I bought these to keep my curling iron and straightener cords off my bathroom countertop (and sink), but I've since found many other uses for them, including non-electric cords that needed to be neatly tied. They are also great for all types of chargers and extension cords. In the end, I'm glad I bought them. They're very easy to use, they've stayed pretty clean so far, and I have so many of them I feel like I'll never run out of them. 10/10…

I have many power tools that are 5 feet to 12 feet long. I use them for harnesses for easy storage of cords. For thicker, longer lines I can double or triple the bands and it still works great. I'm a user of elastics and velcro formats and I think they far outweigh the elastics. They are flimsy and difficult to hold, which is what I use for tying. I recommend at least trying these out. For myself, I don't regret what I've done. By the way, they are much cheaper than heavy rubber models and do…

Will definitely buy more. My guess is that whoever packed them didn't have sticky fingers because ALL 20 ties were in stock and accounted for. Sorry for no photos, I admit I was tired and didn't want to. to put them on the plugs of my straighteners. It took a bit of careful stretching with scissors to put on, but once I got it done it was worth it. I was sure I was going to stab myself and tear my tie, but now I'm surprised I survived, and my cord is neatly untied (if that's not the right word,