VELCRO Brand Klett-Kabelbinder, 12mm x 20cm - Bunt - 5er pack

I first heard of Velcro when I went to a fun pub that was doing dwarf throwing at a board.Strips of the soft side were sewn to a boiler suit the dwarf was wearing and the hook parts were sewn to a board.Now I don’t condone dwarf throwing- but I was impressed with the strength of this new thing they call Velcro.He was stuck fast to the board each time he landed on the board & it took a while to pull him off. He seemed to enjoy himself, so it wasn’t so bad.Since then I’ve used Velcro for numerous things such as keeping cables tidy or just Velcroing thing together. But not for dwarf throwing. I would recommend this Velcro on a roll because it is so good. Better than sellotape for sure . But maybe not for wrapping presents

I like this stuff, its more versatile than string and more environmental than plastic ties. Its also quite addictive, you will start by just tidying up the cables behind the tv and stereo, then you'll digging into the electric's drawer telling yourself, just one more cable. Before you know it you are searching for something to use it on, tying the spaghetti into bundles and telling the cat he really needs his new tail torch attachment. Fast delivery, good price, would recommend.

So, I had a fairly specific need - for GPS Watch(es) to be visible when running in long-sleeve top/jacket in Winter (etc). (Apologies if this doesn't apply to you.)This product met that need - but only just. (Gets 5 stars for other points below!)For the longer details, the video discusses these products (in order):-  -  -   - this product-  More generally, the tie(s):- has good velcro;- do(es) a surpassing job at tying long cables (laptop chargers, anyone?!?) together, into an almost-nice bundle - that won't somehow intertwine with any other cable that comes within 50 feet... (hence 5 stars);is a good width;- 5m length does NOT go very far - but;- £5 ain't at all bad for what it is.I hope this helps. :-)

After debating whether 20 or 30 mm was right, I'm glad I went for the 30mm option. This tape provides double sided velcro that is surprisingly low profile and strong.I bought this for my Concept 2 rower to add little loops on the foot straps to stop them getting in the way (kind of like a watch band loop). What I've actually found is that having this tape around is like having a fix for problems you never knew you had. It seem like every day I end up saying Ooo, I've got some Velcro tape that will sort those cables, tidy that rats nest, hold that thing stead in the boot of the car.The strips were tempting but I'm glad I went with the tape as I've always needed varying lengths so far.

The only cable ties you need. As a builder of pedalboards and also lots of IT installations, this is essential.You no longer have to have a tie that is too short, or too long - they fit just right and take up as little space as possible.You can reuse, recut and just keep using them. I've been a cable tie geek for years, and these are my favourite - they work out much cheaper too.Also you can build a loom, and moving it you don't slack your fingers to bits on plastic ties that you have cut off.Even my wife started using them and she generally kept cables like she was going to nest in them until the last few years.