🔗 HS Black Zip Ties Heavy Duty 175 lb Weather UV Resistant Cable Ties (100 Pack) 0.35" Wide Thick Electrical Zip Ties, Outdoor Indoor Use, 17 Review

So thin it bends in your hand. The worst thing is that you CANNOT tighten them every time the head falls apart, they are pure junk. I wasted my time and had to buy better clamps instead. So disappointed and don't waste your money!

Not sure if I have a bad batch or what - I ordered a couple packs of these in September now January and the ones we use break when we use them tighten too much. That's not just one or two ties from the bag, but a good 75-80%. Not satisfied and will look elsewhere in the future.

Good quality, just the length and strength I needed, a temporary 2 x 4 attachment to a crop screen fence for the winter. I will drape a 6mm clear plastic barrier over the 2x4 to protect the plants. You need something strong to hold the structure in place during the winter.

I have some T-posts that stand back to front in my yard and I don't want to flip them over so I used these zip ties to fasten them to field fences high. So far this has worked great and the only problem is that one out of 10 doesn't seem to work. For the price, I'm fine with 90% of the working cable ties and I love how easy they are to use 90% of the time.

They don't tighten like or like plastic. I knew this when I bought them, but I had no intention of using binding wire. Using needle nose pliers to pull the tie down works well. I broke five or six that way, but then I managed to get pretty tough. Tighten them with your fingers, then trim the former to about half an inch, you can insert them around the tip of the needle.

I use them for some of the grommets on my fence windshields. All plastic ties will be torn in the wind. Not this one. I know plastic fences are meant to break so the wind doesn't destroy the fence. I've had to go upstairs and install them regularly, so I use them as an alternative. If it helps you, I only use these ties every 10 feet. The remaining eyelets receive plastic straps.

They're generally good for light work. However, every few weeks my horse picks them from the feed trough. They don't hold much weight (maybe 20lbs) but I think my horse (1100lbs) tries to lean or rub against the feed trough and then they give out. Sure, that's a lot more than 175 pounds, but I've seen a few of those zip ties break where my horse can access, so I'm not sure if some of them are bad or just not good in the hot sun keep outdoors. Overall they seem good for light use.

The perfect courier and courier even took a picture of the goods left outside the door of our apartment. Why photo? Or as a well-deserved memento of yourself. No? Or documentation for dispatchers. Probably. Anyway courier, whoever you are: great job (as always) and thanks! The photo was also beautifully framed: a nice touch. Hope it comes back to you somehow. I have been Prime Minister since 1996 and I have no regrets. Revan still rules. As well as Revain TV.

Not at all what I expected and all ties from SS are the same, they DO NOT TIGHTEN like plastic. So what you use them for there is some play unless you use them for something soft/pliable or maybe if you buy the $60 metal tie gun I saw in the ad (I don't know, I didn't buy them, I'm not saying it will change anything.) Working on something that can get particularly hot seems like a good idea. Like a rattling heat shield on a car, perfect application when they're tight but when you use the One on