100PCS Adhesive Cable Ties Cable Clips, Self-adhesive Nylon Cable Straps, Adhesive Cable Management Clips for Wire Management (Black-Adhesive Cable Ties)

use these all the time -- adhere well -- always apply pressure for 30 -45 s -- stay in place --

These fasteners are a quick solution when you need to route wiring or tubing under your desk, in the trunk/boot of your car, on the wall---.You stick them to a surface, you lay the tubing on the body of the clip, you slip the strap through. If you are happy with location and tension, tighten the strap. If you want to move the clip completely, bad news. It is pretty good a sticking where you put it. I find that a good feature, but if you don't know how to plan your cable/tube routing, don't get these things. They don't allow easy changing of plans when you don't have a plan in the first place.

Used these to hang up my fishing rods in my garage. The 3m adhesive works great I have strapped and unstrapped multiple times a week and they and the adhesive hasn’t failed yet. If you want extra security you can run a screw or nail through the center.Very durable would buy again.

I have found these very useful in my home. I’ve used them in wet environment to hold small hoses in place and around office space to hold cables. Just be aware once stuck in place they do not remove easily.

I run ethernet cables from my router to my room that is down the hallway. Very secure and great that holds 3 ethernet cables zip tied together. So far the 3M stickiness holds great but wondering how long it would last. My last clips from a different brand and designed lasted 10 months so I hope these last longer. Great alternative than running it through the floor or the attic.

I used this to hang garland on desks at work. We used to use tape and it destroyed the garland. This allowed us to use it and keep it for next year! They stick to objects firmly but can be removed easily enough. Some residue is left behind but you can roll it right off. No damage done!

Just what I needed

If hanging a large electrical cord under the cabinet a couple of them did not hold.