Nite Ize Gear Tie - Pack of 16 Assorted Sizes: A Versatile Organizational Solution Review

Love them! Converted my Jeep and used these nifty zip ties to secure bungee cords, close the net... the list goes on. I used from smallest to largest.

These things are wonderfully useful. Better have a pair of each size. Toddlers can organize their cords. I've used the large (12") to hold doors open, attach gloves or a hat to my backpack, "lock" my bag, hang clothes to dry, stabilize bike loads, etc. Great for travel.

Brilliant invention! The best ties far and wide. Easy to use, reliable and I haven't had any failures or wear and tear. I've been using them since 2015. They come in a variety of lengths and can be used for everything from securing some power cords to tying a bag over a loaf of bread. I actually used it as a hair tie for my granddaughter during her softball game. Worth every penny spent!

These things go on the rubber bands on your hands. You also don't have to cut them to length like you do with velcro, but I still use the velcro type for cords, which are mostly kept. The small ones are perfect for frequently used charging cords, but they don't always fit everything, so the larger sizes come in handy. Try them as a set and like me, you'll probably end up buying more.

Once you wear these little cords you'll never use anything else again. I recently took my sister on a trip to Europe and watched her untangle the wires on her electronics, curling iron and phone. As I pulled out my cords, neatly wrapped in Gear Ties, she asked me what I used to keep my cords so neat. I showed her how Gear Ties worked and she asked where I could get them. I like that they come in different sizes. This way I don't have to use a tie that's too small or too big for my cords; Gear…

EASY to use for ARTHRITIS in hands. So far I've mainly used them to wrap the excess length of several charging cables. I've used rubber bands or twisted vegetable bag straps in the past, but when I need more cord for various reasons, they both break sooner rather than later or get lost before I'm ready to put them back on. With them I just wrap the cord until I'm ready to wrap it again. Much easier than the velcro I used on the blow dryer and curling iron.

Since I've embraced wireless devices, these reusable cable ties have become my new best friend in my never-ending cable management (and let's face it, even wireless devices come with charging cables). They are easy to wrap around cables. The hyper-organized can take advantage of the variety of colors and further organize by color. Much less bulky than my old "cable collar" options. It's also easier to work with (and cleaner!) than Velcro and easier to reconfigure than plastic zip ties. Good…

These are the best things after sliced bread. I wish I could invent them. Despite being incredibly simple, each of their few features is perfectly implemented. A tie's "flexibility" is just the right balance of flexibility for ease of use and stiffness for holding power. The stickiness and texture of the case material is just right for keeping things in place without slipping. And the end caps are great for keeping the ends from slipping out when tucked under something. I took them on a 3 week…