🔒 TEVADO 100PCS Metal Cable Zip Ties - Heavy Duty 11.8 Inch, Stainless Steel Zip Ties with 198LBS Tensile Strength. Premium Self-Locking Metal Wrap Ties for Indoor/Outdoor Use - Ideal for Exhaust Wrap & More Review

I have used them where my engine gets heated as the plastic would just burn through. Very durable and will buy more when I run out

These things work great. They work so well that someone opened my package and took 1 for themselves. If they needed it that much, I hope it helped them.

A bit stiff and not very strong (metal bends and loosens too easily) but a must if you use them in a hot place where zip ties run out melt plastic. Maybe double down with them to be on the safe side.

Worked well, slightly tightened. As with all metal ties, wear gloves or be very careful, they can easily be cut through. It was a little difficult to ship the ends but I don't mind as it means they won't break easily!

They feel very strong but don't pull tight. If you tug hard to tighten it, it slips back a little before locking into place, preventing you from fitting that last bit of snugness. So yes, they are strong and will not let go, but they cannot be brought together.

These work great if you don't need them for something small. I bought them with the intention of making some wire mesh cages. They're not well suited for this because they don't attach to such a small diameter. HOWEVER, I was able to use them to attach the cages to a wooden frame. You have done a great job. And when you're ready to use them, make sure you have a pair of pliers handy to tighten them properly.

This is my first time using metal ties. I had them attach the tree to a metal fence post. I chose metal because I thought they would last longer in the sun than plastic. Pros: They are easy to use. Just grab a pair of pliers and wire cutters to cut them off. Seems durable. The time will show. You look beautiful. minuses. They don't seem to move when zipped up, but definitely not as tight as the plastic ones. For the plastic ones, you can use a lock pick and unzip it to reuse it. As far as I can

I used this to tie my car's exhaust pipe together when my muffler flange was getting rusty. I had enough length to do it. One thing struck me: he was very strong. I tried tying it one way and it didn't hold, so wrap the pipe around the long way. I had to cut my first try and it took a couple of scissors. These bonds are as strong as nails. I used two pliers, one to hold the locking mechanism and the other to pull on the end. It took some effort to tighten, but I managed to lower it without…