3M Large Cord Clips with Command Adhesive, 2 cord clips, 3 medium strips

Before buying I had no clear picture of the size of these hooks. I wanted to get the set, but I was concerned I was not going to be able to run all my cables. This one, the large one, is sold separately and is advertised for cables of 1/2 in in diameter.I wanted to run 2 cables: An HDMI Tartan 24 AWG cable and a toslink optical cable. My HDMI cable is very thick - much bigger than a RG6 coax cable. I originally wanted to use cable clips to run it, but it clearly didn't fit in the inexpensive cable clips.With these clips, I was able to run both my cables. I'd say you can probably run 3 RG-6 coax cables on this clip. Maybe even 4? So overall, worked great for me!On my first try, I used an alcohol based Dry Easel Whiteboard eraser solution to clean the wall surface. The clip sticked well. I had to reposition the thing and the second time, I used the recommended rubbing alcohol. Worked fine. I wish they sold the alcohol as part of the product - that kind of got me by surprised. Anyhow, the solution worked perfectly. I had to buy like 8 packs but I am happy with the result.

I've used 3 or 4 different sizes of these command strip clips now, and have been pleased with them all. This particular one I used to bundle the input ends of AV cables from several game systems to the back of my entertainment center just below where my input switch sits. This takes the weight off the switch so it doesn't get dragged backward, and also sorts the cables out from the rest of the mess back there!

i have the old 3m white plastic command clips holding up a cable run that i installed 5+ years ago. it's still up there. it's still holding the cable. i can still open and close the clips without them breaking.the clear clips they've started selling exclusively aren't worth the cost of the plastic they're made with. the strips themselves either don't adhere to the wall at all, adhere so completely that they tear your wall off when you try to remove them, or become so brittle that when you try to remove them instead of stretching and releasing, they simply shatter leaving you no way to remove them cleanly. the clear clips are just as bad. they don't stay stuck, if they stay stuck they break, when you go to open the clip to install a cable the arms shatter.this is the last time I'll purchase 3m command products until they change their polymer. i'm sick of having to replace them every 3 months.

These saved my room from looking messy with cords. They do the job well and so far have not had issues with them falling off and they are holding up a thick extension cord.

Not strong. Mine cracked within a few months (the arch cracked).

Wonderful way to organize electric cords. One clip will hold maximum of one cord (maybe around 3 ft long). I use mine behind a cabinet hiding tv electric cords. This especially helps when vacuuming so it doesn’t suck up cords in the process. One star is knocked off because every now and then I notice the hook came out of its slot and cords are on the floor again.

These clips are doing a great job of running all my computer cables underneath my desk.They are holding 2 DVI cables, 1 USB cable, and an ethernet cable. I haven't had any issues with these clips at all. Easy application too.

I've come to like these removeable hook products, they work well and come in a range of functions. I use these ones for securing blind cords, although a specific design would work better these work well. Kind of pricy, but work exactly as advertised. Pay attention to the adhesive take markings - wall side and hook side. Recommended.