VELCRO Brand ONE-WRAP Cable Ties, 100Pk, 8 x 1/2" Black Cord Organization Straps, Thin Pre-Cut Design, Wire Management for Organizing Home, Office and Data Centers

I grabbed this 100-pack of VELCRO Brand ONE-WRAP ties, and the 8-inch length really helped with my cable wrangling. You know how some ties are just a hair too short? Not these. 8 inches is a great length. I can actually loop them through the holes in my cable tray to really keep things locked down, which is awesome for a clean setup. At the same time they’re not so long to where it’s a hassle and weird looking when you wrap them around just a couple of cables.It's not just behind the desk either; I've used them for a bunch of random organizing tasks and these have made a huge difference in how tidy everything looks.For a pack of 100, the price feels right, and they feel strong and sturdy. Definitely recommend these if you're after ties with a bit more length for cable management.

I use these all the time and are probably my most frequently ordered item. I work in AV event production and use these on all of my cables. They're durable, not bulky, and cheap enough to just replace when they eventually do wear out. I like these than the more expensive "fluffier" varieties, because they hold just as well, but without the cost or added bulk. I can throw a roll of these in my bag so that I always have spares on hand.

These things are awesome I used to have charger cords laying around everywhere all messy. I almost got the silicone kind but these Velcro ones they work great. A record I have now has these wraps on them

Compared to the same brand (VELCRO Brand ONE-WRAP Cable Ties) of cable ties, I wasn't expecting these to be so different. The yellow is from a multipack of 6 different colors which was great for cable management. I decided to grab a bulk pack of plain black for the myriad of cables I have around the house that don't need to be so diligently color-coded. These black ones are significantly thinner and feel less "fluffy" on the non-Velcro side than the colored ones do. They also rip a little easier — I have managed to accidentally rip apart the loop hole on the colored ones once, from being a bit over-zealous while ripping one of the cable ties off the roll, but I have managed to do so no less than three times with these, and that is with being careful due to my past mistake. The actual "tie" part is sturdy, but the loop unfortunately is really just too thin with these IMO. Maybe I have freak strength and am Hulking my way through cable tie loops, though.Of course, they still adhere great and are still Velcro, so they don't come apart on their own and they are perfect for tying up cords and cables. I use them to tidy up my cable bin and for cable managing my TV, which has only one input and one (audio) output. No need for color-coding for those!These are cheaper than the colored ones, but the exact same length. The colored ones were $12.89 for a 60 pack when I bought them three years ago, so that averages out to $0.21 per cable tie. These are $0.09 per cable tie, a little over twice as cheap, so it makes sense why these are thinner and feel, well, cheaper.For cables that don't need to be color-coded but still need to be tidied and for cables that aren't going to be frequently tied/untied, these seem perfect. Heck, maybe you just don't need/want color-coding. Maybe you'd rather have something that is cheaper and feels more disposable. Maybe you go through cable ties like nobody's business. These are hard to beat at this price if so. But, I do prefer the quality of the slightly more expensive ones and after having managed most of my home with them, it's so hard to recommend these over the colored pack.4/5 for working as intended but -1 for cheap construction.

The straps are just the size to wrap around cables and cords. They are very strong and do not come undone. I am really happy with this purchase and definitely will buy again.

These are amazing. They work so well for cable management. I love that you can actually secure the tie onto a cable rather than just tying it around. The velcro is pretty secure.

These are on the list of my favorite things! I have wrapped every stored cord I own with them. What a clever and helpful little gadget! The Velcro is very sturdy and it holds well.

I've ordered this pack of cable wraps 7 times. I find it hard to believe I've wrapped nearly 700 cables, but these are cheap and amazing and I used them for tons and tons and tons of applications.The most common one is for basic cable organization of Christmas lights, computer cables, A/V cables and I have a couple tips about how to use these in the way I find most effective and I attached a picture to describe how I do this with three ties on a cable (though obviously I only ever have one tie on a cable)1. First I attach them to the cable I want to tie up. I almost always tie it onto the cable with the "grabby" side of the velco on the inside. If the sheathe on the cable is textured, the velco will grab the cable and that is usually not desired, but if you wrap it the other way (with the "grabby" side of the velcro on the outside) then over time the tie will collect fuzz, lint, or dust that prevents effective re-use of the tie (and is also just kind of gross)2. When a cable is fully extended (e.g. taking christmas lights out of storage) I wrap the velcro tie onto itself. This keeps it in available when I'm going to later store the cable, but keeps it from collecting debris.3. The last step is the most obvious, just tying up the cable.