100PCS Nylon Universal Cable Tie Buckle, Heavy Duty Self-Locking Zip Ties with Pin & Button Design – UV Resistant Black Fasteners for Car Auto Repair & Daily Fixing

Small, with a tight fit – Perfect combination
These zip ties are a novel ideal. I had never heard of or seen something like this until browsing on Amazon and was glad to be able to select these.These have a “T” shape and a straight-line kind of fastening profile. Meaning, with a regular zip tie there’s a loop *around* the object or some kind of loop that is created to secure things together. With this kind of zip tie it fastens your item like a button.I have them in use on my road bicycle and will be taking before and after pictures when I repair a bunch of broken clips in two of my car engine bays, which was the initial reason for getting these. I like to get under the hood and wrench it up, and in the process some clips inevitably break. Others were already missing when I purchased the car, so it’s time to repair other mechanic’s boo-boos too.There were options for 50 pieces per bag or 100 pieces, so made sure to get the most to get the highest bang for the buck. At 100 in the pack I’m confident that even when doing car repairs and needing to possibly cut the zip ties? I will effectively have these with me for the rest of my life, haha.Enjoy!

Solid zip tie with nice finish trim
I needed something to hold the wheel-well lining in place for one of our cars. This tie has a unique button stop that serves as a trim cap so I thought i would give them a try.I knocked off one star simply because you have to make sure you orient the cap properly in order to engage the notches in the strap. They could have run the notches on both sides of the strap to prevent this but the other side is smooth. If you slip the button cap on oriented wrong it won’t grab the notches and lock into place. Other than that, these have worked well.

I am a Lube Technician.
I’ve been using these quite a bit, and while the concept is excellent, not all of these ties are created equal.First off, I want to say that whoever came up with this idea deserves credit—these things are genuinely useful. However, the quality varies significantly depending on the brand. I’ve tried ties from three different manufacturers so far, and only one brand has given me zero issues.The main problem lies in the design and materials. Some of these ties have weak or cheaply made teeth that don’t grip securely. They tend to slip under even moderate weight—not excessive force—and once they fail, the teeth are damaged and the tie is unusable. That defeats the purpose of using a heavy-duty fastener.If you’re planning to buy these (and you should, because they are very handy), look for ties that have teeth on both sides. Those have consistently held up for me without any failures. If those aren’t available, try to find ones that are noticeably thicker—they tend to perform better, though it’s not always easy to tell just by looking.Overall, these ties are great tools with a lot of practical uses. I’ve personally used them to secure loose skid plates on cars, and they’ve saved me more than once. My suggestion to manufacturers: stop cutting corners and make the dual-sided teeth standard—they’re significantly more effective and reliable.

Universal works great.
It’s a nice universal clips.It works far most anything that straight through.Easy to use very happy with this product instead of hundreds of different fasteners just use these.