50Pcs 2 Sizes Adjustable Self-Adhesive Nylon Cable Straps Cable Ties Cord Clamp for wire management, Large and Small

I love these things! I just noticed I’m getting low and with fingers crossed I came back to reorder in fear that they’ve been hoarded like toilet paper and no longer attainable. Praise be to the Goddess, they are still available!I’m quite the sticker when it comes to neat and tidy when it comes to my audio, video and computer setups. There is no one 21st century clutter control product that can do it all; for instance there’s no way to hide a pile of wall warts with these adhesive cable tie-down straps, but for neatly routing and securing cables while preserving maintainability, i.e. allowing me to add and remove wiring with ease as my requirements and/or mood change, THESE ARE THE BOMB DOT COM!The adhesive strength and longevity of these puppies has greatly surpassed my expectations based on my experience with similar doohickies I’ve tried over the years. Note that I always ALWAYS thoroughly clean the surface with rubbing alcohol before applying. Not that you have a prayer of buying rubbing alcohol these days sadly, but I expect vodka will work just grand. I’ve only had one adhesive fail ever and that was my fault for pulling too hard on a bundle of eight 10 AWG speaker cables that had been secured amazingly well by a pair of the larger size straps for months.And finally the means of fastening/adjusting/unfastening is a testament to functionality through simplistic elegance. These are as easy to unfasten and readjust as they are to fasten and while left alone they steadfastly keep my wiring In place and looking sharp.Crap I’ve been typing so long they’re probably sold out already. Yikes! Gotta run. Good luck with your project! ;-)

I consider these a must have. Not much to say.. the adhesive isn’t crazy strong, but if you let it set it holds pretty well. In my home studio it keeps wires from being everywhere. I’ll attach a few examples of pics where it helps me.First one: Up a desk leg, keeping mic cables in a tube and power cables running up to the bottom of the desk, where they connect through a hole to equipment in the mid-area of the desk or on the outside.Also is a simple few keeping a thick 1/4” headphone amp line solidly against the desk as it goes over to the amp a musician would use.Finally, it also keeps power cords for LED strip lights in check.Anything you can think of.. it’s almost always cleaner to have the wires disappear and not hang, these do that better than anything I’ve seen. If you’re running a wire against the wall / floor, go for something less noticeable, if it’s hidden or just not key looks wise., use these. The adhesive is just the right strength - no damage, but does hold OK.

Purchased these 3-4 times now. Works great for quick under desk management on cables. Only down side is the adhesive isn't strong for the larger cables. Wished they had bulk option as well.

Edit: HEADS UP! They can break fairly easily if you bend the tab that you hold to loop it through the lock too much.I also forgot to mention how to remove them if yours sticks as well as mine did. Heat.Get a hairdryer and blast the piece, then get something super thin yet sturdy (I used a metal blade for clay, super bendy but sturdy) and shove it between the tape n surface when it's soft n warm. Bingo! Problem fixed.Apparently I only really needed 2 of the bigger clips in order to hide most of my wiring while they give you a heck ton to use. I read the other reviews complaining about the stick of the clips so I preemptively went out for some screws and washers to deal with that. Much to my surprise, these little guys stick crazy good. Unable to move them without probably damaging my wood so ahah looks like I won't be needing screws any time soon.And yes these are reusable in the sense of you can reopen and close them, just not move them around after it's stuck. Cleaned up my wires though! In conjunction with another type of wire management (black velcro straps) of course.

Love this product, works well for my needs

So I had purchased these to run cat5 through my basement from one side to another for a switch rack over to where my desk is. I specifically chose these because I saw it had a hole in the middle. The adhesion was ok sticking to wood. I am not sure if it was meant for that or not to be honest, but it did stay for me to put a screw through the middle for cable management. They worked like a charm. I was able to hang all of my cat5e through the basement ceiling they are extendable and can pull back out which makes it nice when I needed another cable after I was done.I will probably buy more of these in the future.I was able to fit in Cat5, coaxial in the same grouping. I am going to try my luck at some of the power cables to get that all cleaned up.If you are looking for a crazy inexpensive way to run your cables then I would suggest getting these for sure.Everything gets a 5 star except for adhesion, like I said it didn't stick to wood, but I am not even sure if it was meant for that purpose.

Got this pack with Smaller and larger cable straps - to be fair I am make shifting a way to strap up my Monitor Power Bricks to the bottom of my desk so this is not specifically for Cables 100%.The Smaller Cable straps work great and the adhesives seem to be holding really well regardless of weight and tension - the larger straps are unfortunately half the strength and can't seem to hold onto the bottom of the desk in the same way as the smaller ones.After the larger ones failed to hold up the Power Bricks (even using up to 4 at a time with zip ties holding them together as like a hammock for the Power Bricks) I attempted to use them on a larger cable that was bundled up and was having the same issue with the larger strips. They just don't seem to have much adhesive on them compared to the smaller ones.All in all the smaller clips are worth it but the quality of the larger strips is half and thus a 3-star review.