VELCRO Brand Sticky Back Roll | Classroom and Office Organization | Black 15ft x 3/4in Roll of Tape

I've found all kinds of uses for this: It's strong enough to hold up a 3'x2' corkboard, a paper towel holder, surround-sound speakers, not to mention art and other light wall-hangings. Sure, most of those things could be more easily attached by drilling holes in the walls, but I live in an apartment with a please-don't-put-holes-in-the-wall clause in my lease. I'm sure I'm not the only one.With this super-sticky stuff, I can easily attach (and detach) those items without causing any damage to the walls. No other two-sided tape I've seen (even the 3M Command strips, which are great for posters) is this powerful. That mounted items can be so easily adjusted and removed on-the-fly is a huge plus. This is an extremely versatile, useful and inexpensive product.[Update: At the time I posted this review, I hadn't yet removed any of the adhesive strips from the walls. When I did, the adhesive pulled much of the paint off. So be warned that this is very strong adhesive; it's not wall-friendly like the 3M Command products. You'll have to repaint your walls after using these strips on them.]

I bought this product to secure the bottom of some solar blinds on my screened porch. They used to bang around every afternoon when the breeze kicks up. I stuck a 5" tacky strip to EACH END of the screen frame, and the partnering tacky strip to each end of the bottom rail of the blind (which is a metal tube). When the blind is rolled down it immediately clings together and is very secure. No more banging around!!The instructions say the adhesive is best within a temperature range that does not exceed 100 degrees. It's hotter than that today and breezy too. We'll see what happens over time but it seems like it was the perfect fix.

Nice Velcro strips. Nice that you can cut off the length you need which makes it very versatile. The sticky side isn’t very sticky, which makes it difficult to use and not hold well.

This velcro pack is a good product when you want to repeatedly take off and put back on, lets say, a tool or something. It eliminates the need for finding a spot/hook etc. for the object. You know, it will stick where you put the other part of the velcro. I use it to stick my metal water bottle to the outside of my backpack instead of my backpack's side pocket. The uses are endless, you just have to get creative with it.The one thing you have to figure out and you will get better at it the more you use it is that how much velcro will you need for a specific object purpose. It is very easy to underestimate what you will need. Post application, you might realize that you are just an inch too short on one piece or another. So, just get your calculations right. Get better at it with practice.

This Velcro with 5 Pounds holding power has been my go-to tape to use with my R/C Sailboat and Airplane hobbies. Every LIPO/LIFE battery and holders, small Receivers for planes and sailboatsare held in place Sail cases (outside and inside holders), wrapped around pencils and pens and other piece on writing boards keeps them in place.Wish it was still available in Red color, but black will do.

I use this Velcro for attaching my remotes, my various electronic devices, scissors, sewing utensils, just about anything that you can think of. I just can’t be without it I use some almost every day for something. Sure saves me from hunting for things that I don’t know what I did with. This is an absolutely excellent buy. If you would look at a fabric store for this item you pay almost that much for a couple of feet rather than that many yards don’t hesitate it’s a great thing to have

It holds very well. It sticks well to just about anything. It does what it's supposed to do and it does it very well. I have nothing bad to say about it. It seems to last about forever.

This stuff saves a tremendous amout of trouble when it comes to hanging little bits of equipment (like flash triggers) onto other equipment (like strobes/speedlights). I also made my own "speedstrap" (gel holder) simply by taking 1 1/2' of the tape and sticking the loop half of the tape onto the back of the hooks half (resulting in a strip with hooks on one side and loops on the other). If you need lots of these then you might try velcro cable ties, but I'm not sure how suitable they'd be for holding gels onto the front of a flash or other applications that don't involve cable management. Anyway, the sticky velcro can be used to make cable ties as well as faten other objects together.Serious photographers with lighting equipment will probably want to get 15' of this stuff. It'll probably get used up faster than you think.The only things I wouldn't use these for are certain applications that need a very tight hold. For applications where you need something to practually be glued down to something else, but still need to be able to remove it *sometimes*, Velcro Industrial Strength is much much better. I've used the industrial strength stuff to install some gadgets in my car and the things might as well be glued down, except for the fact that I can remove them (which takes some real force) for maintenance etc and put them back with the same glue-like level of hold.