🔗 Gardner Bender 46-12BEADBK: 12-Inch Beaded Cable Tie Wrap, 70 lb Strength, 40-Pack Black – Reusable, Adjustable Wire and Cord Management Review

BMW used this type of zip ties on their old Airheads bikes, BMW no longer supplies them. Not available. It was used to attach a rubber cable manager under the gas tank. 12 inch is what you need, 8 inch is a bit short. It works great on my 1980 R100T bike.

You work in tougher conditions than expected. Great if that's what you need BUT. No where the quantity is stated in the pack. I assumed (wrongly) that there are 45, 24 pieces. Beads, I was wrong, there are only 5 pieces in the pack. You must put the number that the package contains somewhere in the description.

They are relatively easy to use but can be a bit difficult to pull to get to the next bead. I used a lot of zip ties during my recent move out of state and found TecUnite zip ties to be much easier to apply and remove. one

The latter are pretty good, but eventually break after repeated use. They are easy to put on and take off. I use them to tie cables in medical equipment. I needed something that could be cleaned with strong cloths so there were no velcros. It took forever to find them on Amazon. I order 2 sizes, fast delivery.

These incredible cable ties. You can feel hardness and strength. I haven't tested it to see if it can handle the advertised weight, but it seems promising. I use them for all kinds of packaging or hooks. Great item to keep in your car or tool box. I've used it to hold makeshift wires over the summer and it can still be reused after it's been hit by the sun. I would buy again if I need more

If you like zip ties but don't like them, you can only use them once, here's your product. I use them for extension cords, cords, Christmas lights and anything else that needs to be tied together but needs regular use. I actually took a zipper tip and used it to attach a beaded cable tie to the extension so I wouldn't lose it. I also use power cords for tools like grinders, vacuums, and saws. They can't be beat for the price.

Bought some 6ft wooden stakes from my local garden center (not HD or Lowes) and drove them into the ground about a foot to 12 positions at 4 and 8 o'clock, 12 inches of wood. Tie these zip ties together around each stake and then add additional lengths to reach the trunk of my little Japanese maple and then wrap each around the trunk but not before placing a length of garden hose under each zip tie. Bingo it's safe. Then on June 12th we had winds of 40mph all day. would recommend this product.