I have velcro pads that I'd like to stick these to after they're tied around a cable, can these stick to a traditional velcro pad?
2082035
I tried it on the soft side of a velcro patch I have, they stick but with minimal bonding strength. I think they lack the aggressive texture of regular velcro so they don't bond as secure to it as they bond to themselves. Probably not the choice to retain something to regular velcro, they do however bond extremely well to my trucks headliner material, which works well to hang my sun glasses from and keep them out of the change/drink tray.
2082036
I haven't tried doing that, but it should work. The Velcro connection is the whole length of the strips.
2082037
Good afternoon, They should be able to stick to another Velco pad. Once you use it to tie the cable you can leave a little piece and that can secure to your velco pad. Have a good day, Jen Laser Pro Rep
2082038
Good afternoon, They should be able to stick to another Velco pad. Once you use it to tie the cable you can leave a little piece and that can secure to your velco pad.Have a good day, JenLaser Pro Rep
1105163
No, I use them in my athletic shoes and insert them between the shoe and and pad. They stay in place nicely and are much better than the felt pads the doctor gave me, not to mention a lot less expensive ($80!!) You could probably glue them in place if you had to.
2045459
The velcro pad is really sticky so I don't see why it wouldn't work. You would have to use some duct tape to also hold the wire from flapping around. Sena may have an example of how to if you email them.
1791492
They don't seem to lock into place. Just insert into the hold the same as any other cable. But they work fine.
1989492
Sort of. The velcro part needs another command adhesive strip to be reused (like just the "poster" strips they sell) but you certainly can get more command adhesive to add to the back of the velcro strip. When you buy this product, it already is attached to a basic command adhesive strip. When you take it off, the adhesive is ruined (this is normal) but the velcro strip part is still usable.
2049066
No. There is "hook" on one side and "loop" on the other. You should get Velcro with industrial strength adhesive if you want the Velcro to be sticky on one side. You may want to visit a Home Depot or Lowes to see the options and then come back to Amazon to get the better price. The adhesive Velcro has limitations. I tried to used the sticky Velcro on cloth and it did not hold up. You may have to get Velcro without the sticky side and use epoxy to attach the Velcro permanently.
520492
They have a normal sticky pad on the bottom so they will stick to anything. My only warning is that if what you are holding up is too heavy, I.e, a laptop cable with one of those big surge protectors? built it, the clip will come unstuck. If you're just holding an iPhone charging cable or a printer cable, they should stick fine.
2208814
Since it is velcro it will attach, but if your attachment is not close to the 8 inches, you could have issues of the pad and attachment staying connected. I highly recommend you finding an attachment close to the 8 inches. I feel that anything less than 6 inches would not work properly.
1121245
I haven't had any problems with the velcro coming off. If anything I have a difficult time getting the pads to come off because they stick so well.
1459545
I use these on quad shield cable all the time... Make sure you have the proper cable cutter/stripper tool, fold the braid over the cable and twist as you push on. They go on pretty easy with the cable I have... then I use a cheap $20 compression crimper to crimp them.
1111272
I use electrical cord velcro straps, do a quick search on amazon, they are excellent for cable management.
470073
Yes, they are put on with sticky Velcro. Make sure that you know where you want them as you can't change them. I found that out because I did it with my first set. It doesn't stay good the second time.
1735960
It looks to me that a strip of Velcro would do. That is what I am going to try.
1996976
I agree with the other responder. If you purchase Command strips (I use the Velcro ones in my office so I can reposition things slightly to get them level), you should be able to hang it without issue. If/when you need to remove, you just pull straight down on the sticky strips and they release without damage.
1757011
I think "hook and loop" is just a fancy way of saying "velcro". And this is velcro, so you would have to have another velcro based pad for it to stick to. It is not smooth.
1132498
Yeah Velcro will attach to it. I put velcro on my fire extinguisher in my vehicle and it sticks well
646735
Yes, they have 2 wide strips of Velcro on the pads. I have not had any problems with them moving around while using it.