-- Lets you organize your cables with a variety of color-coded Ties
-- Features self-attaching design for convenience
-- Helps reduce accidents by holding cables securely in place
Editorial Review:
When Curtis West Field conceived the idea of the cable in 1853, he was just trying to help America communicate with England. If he'd known that in less than 150 years each would be tangled up in dozens of them - he probably would have invented Cable Ties too. Cable Ties organize your audio/video cables, computer cables and more. These high quality nylon ties are easy to use and reuse with their self-attaching design. Multiple colors (red, green, black, yellow, blue and gray) let you color code your connections. PRODUCT FEATURES: Color code your cables with a variety of six 8 inch color coded ties; Constructed with high quality nylon to securely organize cables; Self-attaching design lets you use and reuse; Secured cables help reduce accidents.
the Belkin 8-Inch Cable Ties come in a pack of six to let you tie up all sorts of cables and keep them organized by color: red, green, black, yellow, blue, or gray. They use a self-attaching design for easy use and reuse. With this six-pack, you can rest assured that your cables are secured safely, and that when you need to disconnect a cable you'll be able to find it fast. The ties even come with a lifetime warranty.
Customer Reviews:
Avg. Customer Rating: 4.5 / 5.0
As described.:
What you see is what you get. A simplistic product that works as described.
Convenient, flexible and economical way to organize your wires.:
Bought 2 packs for both my computers at home and was very pleased in how easy it was to use - I love velcro! Colors give it a nice touch too.
right for the money:
Cheap, and get the job done. I had previously attempted to use my own velcro strips (the kind that you can buy a spool of several feet at a time), but putting them together created a strip too thick for use with my cables. These do the job perfectly, and the different colors (while not the best looking, and slightly tacky) do help with the organizing and labeling.
Useful if just placed and not untied...:
But my intention was using these to tie and untie frequently used cables (power cords, headphones, etc), but these ties lack a tightening mechanism which you must try to do by yourself before applying the velcro part... These beats the purpose of having a quick method of wrapping and tying cables... Might work for those occasions where you simply want to leave a cable tied up for a long time...
