VELCRO BrandVEL-EC60253 One-Wrap Reusable Ties, 10mm x 5m-Black

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

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.

I love this stuff. Zip ties / plastic cable ties are great but always need trimming. If you like them tight on cables like I do. Then you need something like thin scissors or side cutters to cut them off again.If you need to add a cable or two, you cut one off and then have to add another. May call on a number of them being wasted on a cable run.These velcro rolls allow you to open, add cables and reward. Just give a little bit extra when wrapping cables in case you need to add to cable bundle later.So many ways to use this velcro roll though. Brilliant.

I've found this incredibly useful, especially for tidying electric cables when they're not in use.Simply wind up the cable, wrap enough round to give a firm overlap, then cut. As it's only narrow, it's easy to undo when needed, and is suitable for fine cables such as mp3 player earphones to larger mains cables. As it's cut to length, there's no waste, nor is there a huge bulk of fastener to make it impractical or unsightly.If you've got a drawer or cupboard with lots of things with cables thrown into it (e.g. phone chargers, hairdryers, headphones) and find that it's like unravelling spaghetti when you want to use something, then this is definitely something that will cure the problem.Better than elastic bands (that perish and break) or cable twists (the wire often works it's way out of the end of the twist to pierce fingers, etc) or string (how many times does that supposedly easy-to-undo knot just become permanent so you have to just cut the string?).I thought I'd need more than one roll after I'd been round everything in the house, but I've been pleasantly surprised at just how far it's gone, however, if I do run out, I'll definitely be buying more of the same.