These little guys are amazing!!! I finally have a home office in my house and wanted my desk in the middle of the room so I had to do a lot of cable management. These adhesive cord clips were clutch in helping me achieve a very clean look for my cables. The only thing that I have noticed is that it does not adhere to metal very well. Other than that, it works as advertised and I would highly recommend.The adhesive basically work for only one cord per tie, but you get so many, that doesn't matter. Still recommend.These little widgets are a great way to organize power leads on the underside of complex pedal boards. The adjustable diameter and belt-like latching makes it easy to subdue multiple leads, and make changes when necessary. So far, the adhesive seems to be quite strong -- so strong that you better get the placement right on the first try.One tip: curl up the tip of the strap element so it can get past the latch tab (you'll understand when trying to lasso four or more leads).They do what they say and they do it just fine. I used these for wire management underneath my PC desk, and believe me that's a lot of wires. These handled it just fine, however I would recommend cleaning the surface you intend to stick it to, let it dry, stick it on, and wait awhile before getting started on actually using them. The adhesive can take some time to really stick.However I will say I've had a few spots where it would eventually come down no matter what, presumably because it was just a bit too heavy. Considering I certainly didn't fill the strap or anything, this was a little disappointing. So, in that regard, I'd say these could have a stronger adhesive or something to help prevent that. Still worth getting for moderate cable management and similar, just keep it in mind.I really like these cable straps, they are easy to adjust, hold a large volume of cables and the sticky pads hold firmly on my computer case. You can easily open them again for adjustment, which you can not do with traditional cable binders. Very happy with this reasonably priced product.Edit:To arrest the ladder straps: you need to bend them a bit in order to wire them through, it isn't that hard unless you try to tie down massive cables with these things. Look at the picture I provided, I can tie down about 4x that much without any problems, you just have to make certain that the ladder-shaped strap locks into the little hinge. It's not rocket science.To all the reviews claiming that the pads are not too sticky: I tested every single one of my pads in my computer build and they are impossible to remove. But...I also cleaned all surfaces before sticking them on with rubbing alcohol thoroughly.The reason why these may not stick can be plentiful: cheap varnish on wooden surfaces that splinters off, paint chipping, the grease remnants from your last cheeseburger, your own fingers leaving grease of Dorito dust on the pads, dog/cat hair (pet owner's computers are an abomination to clean) or simply dust because you did not listen to mom when she told you last time to clean your disgusting mancave you call home.I bought a new desk that raises and lowers so it can be used for standing or sitting. That movement requires that the wires for my monitor, speakers, and power supply be carefully arranged so that they can move freely but will not snag. The desk came with a couple of clips like these and I realized quickly that they're incredibly helpful, so I ordered this bag of 25 -- and sure enough, I've gone nuts with them. It fits around up to 4-5 USB wires, or 2 thick power cables easily, But with 25 in the bag, you can easily put them wherever you need to keep something from drooping. It can be tricky to get the little zip tab into the slot with a bunch of wires wrapped up, but once in, you're off to the races. I've now used some of these to organize the wires around my TV/stereo set up in the living room. Just a warning: the adhesive is strong, adheres fast and cannot be removed without a lot of effort. it could also damage delicate surfaces, so be sure you're attaching only to places where you really want it.Pro tip: Get your cables installed and organized, use the zip to secure them together in bundles every 8-10 inches (the approx distance before some wires start to droop), but don't remove the adhesive cover strip until you're absolutely ready to lock everything in final position. This will let you test to make sure you can still move things if you need to adjust stuff before you commit. Also don't lock things down so tightly that you can't move components around or adjust things... a little slack is good.Cheap plastic. Had to switch out tape. Wind up throwing away a few of themThese things are great when you don't have too many cables to put int hem, or your cables don't exert too much pressure on them. The material used to stick them on isn't very heavy-duty, so for 2-3 cables it was fine but if I tried to attach several it would unglue itself.I ended up using a different double-stick material and it was great for what I wanted to do !Lover the mechanism to close them!I bought these to group wires and stick them underneath my desk. My standing desk came with custom ones, but I needed a few more, so I bought this. It’s been 2 months and the custom adhesives that came with the desk are still sticking. These ones lasted literally 4 hours….absolute scam.Bought it to stick some computer cables to the bottom of the desk. I've had to use at least 5 per cable and they still can't last longer than a day without fallingBig waste of time, doesn’t stock which is really the main purpose. Stay awayi've tried sticking them to the metal part of my desk and the wooden part but they always fall off after aday. These may work for something like extremely light usb cables but for power cables they don't hold up.