Fun Generation Cable Strap 200

The integrated loop holds the cable in place nicely. Get a few sizes at once, it's not easy to visualize upfront which length is perfect, and if you're like me, you'll need multiple for all of your cabling anyway. If only there were more colors..

I've tried 4 different brands of straps. These are by far the best. They stay in position really well, unlike all the other brands I've tried. I won't be buying anything else but this from now on.

I used these to wrap around a bunch of cables. I wrapped around TS, XLR, and power cables of varying thickness.

The straps are very noticeable, thus highly convenient in late-night or low-visibility situations. Also convenient when you're unwrapping cables – you can immediately see where the top end of the wrapped cable is. My only issue is that the velcro could be a little stickier, however.

At last! Thomann stock some cable ties that remain attached to the cable when it?s uncoiled ... So far these ties do the job very well. They are fairly easy to attach, and hold the coiled cables together securely. It?s too early to judge how well they will last, but they seem fairly tough. Certainly I?ll be ordering some more.
Of course it would be better still if the ties came in a range of colours, to help with cable management, but I suppose you can?t have everything ...

Simple Velcro-like strips, they work as intended, also in dusty places (like mine) they don't lose their stickiness over time.
They became my best friends and I bought them in two different sizes, totally useful to have.

work well for my cables, 3 to 6 meter ones.
Don't know how well they will last cause I just bought them a few days ago. But I'm very happy so far.

Not bad. But not for all kind of cables

It worked fine for my cables.
It is great to organize my equipment and it does get lost since it attaches to the cable itself.

Good for tightening an xlr cable to a boom stand. The reason why you should consider these over the competitors is that these don’t a metal hook at the end, which can produce noise when touching the boom pole. In a nutshell: cheap, practical and get the job done.

Handy for tidying up cables,
no complaints