[3" (7.6 cm)] Fantastic for tidying up the Grip&Lighting box when all the strobe cords have been given the CableWrap treatment. No more rats nests. I attached mine at the male end of each cord, that allows for release of only needed length from power source whether that be battery pack, extension cord or wall outlet. Buy the right size according to your cable diameter times the number of coils and don't look back!

[5 x 4 x 1"] Traditionally, I've purchased hook and loop cable wraps from a different company. However, I've witnessed a systematic drop in quality over the years. I thought I'd give Rip-Tie cable wraps a try. Rip-Tie cable wraps are by far the best I've used. Although they are they are nearly twice the price, they are also approximately twice the width of cable wraps I've used in the past. They are well designed and built. I will definitely be purchasing more. These are now my cable wraps of choice.

[5 x 4 x 1"] Definitely the way to go in terms of cables organization and management.

[0.1 lb] Worth the expense for cable management.

[1" (2.5 cm)] Great wraps. secure strongly but are easy to take off with the tab on the end. Highly recommended. Use the included zip ties to secure it permanently to a cable. For 15'+ extension cords and cables, I'd recommend a longer wrap.

[1" (2.5 cm)] I would always buy Rip-Tie. Good stuff and a great way to always keep cables organized.

[5 x 4 x 1"] I love the way this product keeps my cables neat and organized. Some people tie rope around their cables, but on a cold day when you have to wear gloves, that is impossible. With the Velcro ties, you never have to take your gloves off.

[0.1 lb] I initially learn about the Rip-Tie hook and loop straps when I was working at a film and video production company. This company had a lot of cables to deal with - power cables on portable equipment, video and audio cables in the studio and on location and others. These 1 x 6 ties are good for AC power cables up to about 8 to 10 feet long. If you're using cables longer than that go to the Rip-Tie site and check out their other tie wrap products. For lighter cables, like those used with audio or flash equipment, they offer narrower tie wraps that are much more convenient than this one inch wide model.

[3" (7.6 cm)] Bought and used a lot of other brands and cheaper versions of the same thing. Rip-Ties are drastically wider and stronger than the rest. Go with the best.

[1" (2.5 cm)] Rip Ties are great to have. Although they have been around a long time, don't over look the usefulness in reducing the stress of wrapping cables. These shorter ones are good for short, 10-15 foot 14 and 12 gauge cables. Read instruction though! They are simple to attach,, but can be done incorrectly so they are less effective.