![Ringke Silicone Cable Ties [Reusable Cable Management, 15 Pack] | Flexible Cord Organizer, Adjustable Length, Durable Cable Clips](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61HdwbicckL.jpg)
Morgan
18 de octubre de 2022
These do the job!
I ordered these along with about a dozen other silicone wrap types/ designs. I needed a flexible cable/ cord wrap that I could securely attach to one section of a cord where it would remain, and then wrap the rest of the cord in together. That way, when I release the binding, the tie wrap stays attached, easily accessible, to the cord rather than shooting across the room, or winding up inadvertently lost to some random void of nothingness never to be seen again. These were literally the ONLY wraps out of the many many I tried which actually do exactly what I needed them to do!Yes, there are countless other cord wraps out there which do the exact thing I'm talking about, but they're not made of the specific material I need. I've used the nylon, fabric, velcro, etc wraps for years.. but unless I'm wrapping up larger heavy duty extension cords, hoses, or automotive tubes and belts.. for which I'll only use either nylon or canvas.. those materials cause problems for me with the small stuff. Nylon or velcro cord wraps are notorious for causing nasty scratches/ cuts on my hands from fumbling the wraps while trying to secure them. If velcro ties get wet.. they get disgusting in warp speed time. Not to mention those supposedly "adjustable and versatile" mini nylon zip ties.. not going there ever again. And of course there's a limit to how much cable/ cord you can actually fit a non-flexible cable wrap around... so you have to get multiple sizes to cover all of your bases. The other silicone ties that I tried, which also are supposedly designed to attach to a cable, then wrap around the rest, failed hard. It took hardly any effort for them to pop off, or slip free of their hooks. Just.. nope.Silicone cable wraps have been a godsend for the smaller stuff that I use everyday. They get wet, doesn't matter. They stretch an impressive amount, and while there is always a limit to how much force they can take (because physics) they can be stretched a few inches without their strength or integrity being compromised. The largest/ longest cords I've got securely wrapped in these cable ties right now, are the 8ft cord to my portable 12v automotive air compressor that I keep in my car, and the 6ft behemoth of a hair dryer cord, which is actually a larger diameter than a typical household extension cord. In fact, these wraps would work great for binding smaller household extension cords as well.I mean, I wouldn't use them to hang anything heavier than a couple of pounds.. if that. They're not designed for load bearing applications. But if you're looking for a well designed, well thought out, reliable, good quality flexible cable wrap that stays put right where you want it, makes quick and easy work out of bundling and unbundling cables and cords you use daily, and ultimately makes your daily life a bit less chaotic .... these are it!!Ver másVer menos
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