⚙️ Efficient Garage Organization: 8-Pack Extension Cord Holder (60 LB Capacity) with 2 Sizes - Heavy Duty Cord Storage Straps for Hoses and Tools Review

I bought these in a large medium size. I was hoping it would be big enough to wrap around a 50ft garden hose, but it isn't. It's really better for extension cords and similar small things.

Perfect for tidying up my motorhome. I stuck in a few hooks and they did the rest. Hoses, electrical connectors/extenders, a few random tools are all neatly hung and within easy reach. My passage now looks super organized. I liked them so much I ordered a second set!

Good strong Velcro is great for organizing/storing long electrical cords. However, it's too easy to lose as there's no loop or other attachment to connect it to the cable. This might not be practical given the breadth of the product, but I really don't like things that can fall or "run away". I can't help but notice the durability.

I bought these because of the different sizes and the ring that makes it easy to hang. They did not disappoint and I have used them on several hoses and extensions. They are quite heavy and had no problem holding together as I walked around my property with 75ft of very heavy hose wrapped around the ring and dangling from my fingers. I'm glad I bought them.

I bought these because I had several extension cords taking up space on my shelves. You are fantastic! Multiple sizes match the different length cords I have, they are so easy to put on and take off, and now I just hang them on hooks. Now I have a lot more storage space. They are made of durable nylon and Velcro. Very durable and at such a great price. You're worth it!

My vacuum cleaner cord storage is defective. It was perfect for attaching to the handle so the cord wasn't a big mess. I undid the D-ring and locked it around the handle. Better option than a $90 wind tunnel repair on my wind tunnel. I have extra extensions and hoses. They are well made and durable. It took some effort to undo the D-ring so I wouldn't worry about them holding weight.

I usually hang my skis on the wall in my garage, but when I moved to a new house I was looking for a way to save space. I hung the top rack and planned to use the included hangers, but they weren't long enough for wider skis and expensive ($5+) per hook. I decided to try velcro and carabiner. I bought 2 types of velcro, one set has the typical collar and this one uses a D ring. I eventually gave up this style because it's easier to clip and unclip the carabiners and as a bonus I can leave them…

I like the design with a metal loop that you can hang from a hook and a small tab that you can grab and open at the end of the loop to let go of whatever you have want to have tied. . I've had several similar products with velcro straps that were difficult to untie because they didn't give you a pull tab to put on and you had to dig with your fingernails to unclip the pull tab. But these guys shine with those little features that make them easier to work with than some others. They are mostly…