1 Inch x 26 Yards Black Sew on Hook and Loop Fastener for Sewing - Enhance Your Day with Style and Convenience Review

We spent this trip making privacy screens for our RV. The original plan was to use zippers, but we used this velcro instead. THE BEST SOLUTION! This material sticks like glue and holds the weight well. Just put on, take off. The delivery was fast, the project never materialized but now it's almost done. Recommend a product.

It's not really 1 inch wide but more like 7/8 inch which was important for my use. The backing where the velcro is set is not woven very tightly and I would expect it to degrade faster than better quality velcro with frequent use. However, this giant roll was much cheaper than the real one. If I could find a real velcro in stock locally I would buy it instead of this product and even save. I definitely got what I paid for.

Just perfect product, exactly as described. Two separate reels, one hooked and one soft nylon, both on a strong but flexible webbing backing. Each roll has a very even border of about one sixteenth of an inch on both sides of the Velcro material. Even the smallest lengths create an instant, but certainly releasable, surprisingly strong bond upon contact. After dozens of contact cycles, there is no detachment, degradation or even signs of wear.

As a professional seamstress, I was interested in quality, but I was not disappointed. A very good quality. I've seen some complaints in the reviews that I didn't like this after it came out of the box, it just went everywhere and stuck to everything. Yes. Just put each in a zippered gallon bag and they pop out easily and the rolls don't fall apart. Already used for several things. The edges are good, the loop is soft and they fit very well. I will buy other sizes from this supplier.

In the photo on the left you can see a decent velcro with a mat that is of decent height and density and the width of which stretches almost the entire width of the wearer. . On the right, Velcro is sold here with insufficient coverage on the backing and an inconsistent and sparse buttonhole mat. This really got me back to a project where I would sew this velcro in place and then not be able to easily remove it once it started failing. I had to put everything else aside and find a decent Velcro