3M Dual Lock Reclosable Fastener TB4575 Low Profile Black, 1 in x 10 ft (1 Mated Strip/Bag) (Limited Edition)

First off, the package comes with 2-10' rolls. So, it gave me enough to cover my entire Pedaltrain Pro pedalboard, the 17 pedals I have on there, and still have a few feet leftover to add more pedals.Secondly, unlike Velcro, a little goes a long way! Actually, use too much and you'll have a hard time praying it off. It's that strong. Top notch quality stuff!Lastly, the low profile worked great to attach all but one of the pedals. It keeps the pedals low and very secure to the board.I wish I discovered this years ago. Get it and don't look back.

Dual Lock is great stuff. But be aware that the low-profile version isn't quite as nice as the normal-thickness version: it takes more force to mate, and it doesn't have quite the same nice, positive "snap" when it does mate, which makes it harder to tell when it's attached. It's still better than anything else if you need the thinness though.

I absolutely love this product. It is NOT cheap but it works great in all applications where you want to stick something to a surface you do not want to ruin by making holes into it. I use this to attach USB chargers, home automation sensors, aluminum channels with LED strips inside, etc to furniture. It holds on strong, it allows easy removal and it does not destroy/ruin the surface beneath. I do NOT stick this to painted surfaces as I am assuming the paint would likely be ruined.

I bought this thinking it was the same thing as the "3M Dual Lock Reclosable Fastener SJ3560 250 Clear". This is extremely difficult to mate the two sides, you have to use a lot of force to get them together. For what I am using it on, a touch screen interface for a large screen tv, using a lot of force can cause damage. If you are going to use it for something you can apply a lot of force to it will probably be great because once you have the two sides connected it is very strong.

This is the best solution I've found for securing removable components to quadcopter airframes. It produces an audible click when the parts mesh together, yet releases when needed. It's designed to be used over and over, unlike Velcro which seems to deteriorate over time. It's kinda expensive, but worth it. The adhesive backing has not dried out or fallen off in over a year of service since I bought this. I use it for batteries (along with straps), cameras, radios, antenna masts, transmitters, and removable decks.

This product is similar to two pieces of the rough side of velcro... I actually thought they had mistakenly sent me two rough sides at first. However, this product is a little different than normal velcro.If you are mounting something that will mount vertically or flat on a table, this will work great. If you are mounting something upside down, it wont work as well. The way the product is made, once you attach the two pieces, they wont separate easily depending on how the sheer force is applied. For example, if you pull the two pieces in opposite directions (like a tug of war), they will not separate easily. However, if pull the two pieces apart from top to bottom (like lifting the top piece of bread off a sandwich), then they will separate quite easily.Just something to think about, depending on how you plan to use this. They do mount very thinly, which is nice.

This stuff is very strong, much stronger than Velcro and won't clog with lint. The blue backing is very good, and sticks to just about anything.I use it for removable and for near permanent installations. I have it holding my kindle cover in the propped open position right now, because I got tired of it folding. This stuff holds so strong that for some things, it's best to pry it open using a screwdriver so you don't break it.Every house should have a couple feet of this in the junk drawer.

I only got two rolls of the hooks material, I really expected male and female rolls, like one hook roll and one fuzz roll since you need both to actually use velcro.... I ended up going to Michael's and getting a pack which contained both, so now this is useless to me.