Scotch Brand Extreme Interlocking Fasteners, Strips, 2 Sets, Holds up to 10 lbs (1 set holds 2 lbs)

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I picked these up to mount a few things without drilling, and they ended up being a lot stronger than standard hook-and-loop strips. The first thing you notice is the hold. Once you press them together, they lock in tight and don’t come apart easily. It’s more of a firm snap than soft Velcro, so whatever you’re mounting feels secure. The adhesive backing sticks well as long as you prep the surface. On clean, smooth surfaces, it grabs and holds without peeling up. Once it’s set, it doesn’t shift around or loosen over time. What makes them useful is being able to remove and reattach things without losing that grip. You can pull items off when needed and snap them back in place without the adhesive failing. Build quality feels solid. The plastic interlocking side doesn’t wear out quickly, and it keeps that strong hold even after multiple uses. The only thing to keep in mind is they’re not meant for heavier items beyond the stated limit, and once the adhesive is down, repositioning isn’t really an option. Overall, they do exactly what they’re supposed to do. Strong hold, reusable, and a good alternative to drilling or permanent mounts.

Don't waste your time with the Velcro brand fasteners if you're using for outdoor use. This is the product to go with. No issues with application and has held strong since day one. The Velcro brand product I purchased failed as soon as it rained. This is truly water proof and is as described.

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I've used 3M DualLock fasteners for years to mount A/V and electronic equipment to TVs and in wall boxes. The 3M DualLock holds tighter and stronger than fabric style velcro and the adhesive is heat resistant so it doesn't let go when the components heat up. Highly recommended for applications where regular velcro is not strong enough or where heat my affect the adhesive. So far in my experience Amazon has the best price for these strips.

This stuff is one of the best inventions 3M has ever made, along with Post-It notes. In the industrial version, it's called Dual Lock, and comes in three different strengths/densities (170, 250, 400); this is the 250 version. There is also a "low profile" version, but this is the normal profile stuff. The three densities are designed to work with each other in various combinations to give you the particular combination or strength/releasability that suits you application best, but 3M does not recommend 170/170 (too weak) or 400/400 (too dense), so you can select 170/250 (lightest strength), 170/400, 250/250 (medium strength), or 250/400 (strongest). If you need to affix something to a surface semi-permanently, this stuff is absolutely amazing, and it is the only thing I will use to build my effects pedalboards for electric guitar and bass guitar. 250/250 holds so strongly that with only a few square inches of bonding, you actually need to get a small prybar to get it to release (unless you use very small pieces of it), and the adhesive holds with incredible tenacity, yet still removes cleanly from painted metal surfaces when you need to remove it. Perhaps even more importantly, the bond between the two sides is solid, unlike hook and loop fasteners, which have a bit of give to them, so that the mated surfaces do not move once joined. For a working musician, these properties make it ideal--it hold pedals onto a pedalboard strongly enough to survive transport, the adhesive removes without residue when you want to sell a pedal, and the pedals don't move or "squish" when you step on them. And it's black with a clear adhesive, so it looks good on stage! I cannot recommend this product highly enough.