Extension Cord Holder Organizer, Heavy Duty Storage Straps for Garage Organization and Storage, Extension Cord Storage Hanger for Garden Hoses, Cables, Cords, KRUI 13 inches 6 pack.

Holds and organizes all my extension cords easily.

I got the mixed size package and found the 13 inch size will easily handle heavy 100 foot cords. The 10 inch size will handle shorter cords and the 17 inch size will handle much thicker bundles like hose or heavy welding extension cords. Easy way to store extension cords and shorter hoses. I have a hose reel on a cart that will handle 300 feet of 3/4 hose so don’t need hangers for the long hose.

works on all cord types

What's included:- 6 KRUI hook and loop straps (10 inch length x 1.5 inch width)The KRUI hook and loop straps work very well for some applications but for some circumstances, you may want to consider alternative options.The two-pack includes a total of six straps. When opened each strap measures approximately 10 inches in length by just over 1.5 inches in width.The straps are made of nylon and use a hook and loop system for securing objects.Hook and loop straps such as these work very well for organizational purposes, and as the listing says, you can use these to secure things like extension cords or tools within your garage, barn or basement.The metal grommet is wide enough to fit into most garage hooks, so if you are like me and use hooks, you can easily slide these straps into the hooks. The straps have allowed me to combine my garage hooks with the straps to hold on to things that cannot be secured by the hooks which I appreciate.The constraints you are going to find with respect to these straps really center around their ability to wrap around items. Since these are just 10 inch straps, they will have no problem securing MOST extension cords but depending on the length of your cord they may end up being too thick for the straps.The other constraint that I would raise with respect to these straps is related to their use case. For example, a hook and loop system, while stronger than velcro is not nearly as strong as a dual fastener system. As a result, you may want to think about what you want to use these straps for. Let me give you an example....if you are going to be using the strap to grasp and secure something heavy that you do not plan to unsecure frequently, you may want to go with a dual fastener equivalent. If on the other hand, you plan to adjust and change items being held by the strap and find yourself constantly opening and closing the strap to make adjustments, then yes, these straps would be a better choice.Overall, these nylon hook and loop straps do a very good job. They are much stronger than velcro but not nearly as strong as a dual fastener system, so when it comes to ultimately determining whether or not these will be of value to you, I would ask you to consider for what purpose you plan to use them. For my bikes, I am using dual fastener straps because I only use the bikes in the Spring and Summer so I take them down once and leave them on the ground in the garage, and at the end of Summer secure them again. That infrequent use coupled with my desire to have a strong system safeguarding my bikes without the worry that they may fall from the wall, is why I made that choice.On the other hand, for my garden hoses, I have chosen to secure them with these hook and loop straps since I frequently water my garden.Just some examples and considerations that I thought I would pass along.Overall, very good and I would recommend.

Very handy straps. Well made and a great purchase.