This clear plastic jar has (650) cable ties inside, (400) at 4” long, (200) at 6” long, and (50) at 8” long. Longest have 40-lb tensile strength; both others have 20-lb. In red, white, blue, green, yellow and black. Red screw cap has a fold-up carrying handle. UL approved, but also approved by electricians, IT folks, fussbudgets and serious organizers.

Don’t expect to enjoy a handful of these with your sandwich—they’re clips, not chips! You’ll get a bag of (12), and when you see how well they work, you might be back for more. You know the old saying—you can’t order just (1) bag of clips! Spring-loaded, and easy to handle at 2” long with 1/8” thick wire, they look like the love child of a butterfly clip and an oversized paper clip. Sturdy clips here, folks. In brightly painted red, blue, lime green and purple.

For bundling and identifying cables. Our each is a 10-pack of 7" long hook-and-loop tape, (2) each in red, green, black, blue, and yellow. For the superorganized, each strap has a small violet, scarlet, lime, gray, or orange loop tab on the end for attaching the bundle to something and further color-coding it.

These jumbo, super-heavy-duty, 3/8" wide cable zip ties have 250-lb tensile strength, and can bundle stuff with a dia anywhere from 2/5" to 12-2/5". We’ll send you a package of (10). Cheap ties don’t have temperature ratings, but these monsters are rated for a staggering -40F to 185F! That’s a bigger range than Pavarotti! In a smart shade of off-white, so you can bundle things after Labor Day without worrying. From SecuriTIE, a division of Gardner Bender®. UL.

Neither do we, but we don’t have awnings. You’ll find something else to use these nylon hook-and-loop awning straps for--like keeping your extension cords and small garden hose nice and tidy when you’re not using them. You could also use a strap or two to achieve some sense of order with your computer and entertainment center cables. Measure 24” long x 1” wide with 3/8” steel D-rings at one end, and they’re reusable. You’ll get (6), (1) each in red, white, black, yellow, blue and green. (Can you say color-coded cables?)

Need some zip ties on the smaller side? Here they are. Our standard cable ties from Power Phase® are 4" long, have an (18)-lb capacity and are good to go in temps from -40 to 185 Fahrenheit. They come in natural (white-ish) color, and we’ll send you (100) of them. Use ’em to organize thin cords and wires, or basically any little thing that needs to be bunched up. Also good for arts and crafts, model-making, dioramas and stuff like that.

Sometimes an ordinary zip tie just isn’t going to do the job. When you need, for example, to tie your kangaroo down, sport, these monster black nylon ties are the answer. You’ll get a package of (25) ties, each measuring 23” long x 5/16” x 1/16” thick and rated for 176 pounds of tensile strength and temps up to 185 degrees. Will wrap around stuff just shy of 7” dia.

In black. Our wire ties will tie things up, tie them down, or bundle all those errant wires into a nice neat package--and make that satisfying zzzziiiiiiiip sound while they're at it. We love that sound. You pick a pack of (100) ties 8" long x approx 3-16" wide with 30-lb tensile strength for bundles up to 1-3/4" dia. or the larger size, (100) ties 17", UV resistant and rated a whopping 120lbs. You can NEVER have enough wire ties. 

From Gardner Bender®, these foot-long x 3/8” flexible ties have triangular links that allow them to be, with a little tugging, unzipped for re-use. Rated for 20-lb tensile strength, they can also be strung end-to-end for humongo-bundling. Our each is a pack of (24) ties.

These are the gold standard of twist ties, not to be confused with those skinny little suckers that come on all electronic cords in the known universe. These are Gear Ties®, coated in protective, grippy black rubber with heavy rubber tips, 12" long x 1/8" dia (they look sort of like boot laces with match heads on the ends), suitable for indoors or outdoors, reusable veritably ad infinitum, and oh so satisfying to twist and creatively crimp. Use them for bread bags, earbuds, napkin and silverware sets, power cords, USB cables, mic cords or garden hoses--or turn them into jewelry and be the most interesting person at the party.