Velcro Loop Tape 20mm

Comme pour le produit complémentaire, ces bandes collent très bien aux surfaces sur lesquelles on les applique, pour peu qu'on chasse bien les bulles d'air et qu'on attend 10-20min avant d'acrrocher quoi que ce soit dessus. Parfait pour installer des appareils non-rackables dans des racks qu'on transporte.

Bought this to work with my Trex Tone Trunk as I run out of the velcro which was supplied with the board itself. What can I say, it's velcro it simply does the job it's meant to do. Sticks my pedals to the board and keeps them secure. However I do find that with frequent use, it does eventually wear out although this is the same for pretty much all velcro. If I was to give a tip, it'd be to use it in conjunction with cable ties. That way your pedals are going nowhere! Should last me a long time, quick service too despite the christmas period.
Awesome.

Very useful tool for placing in a stable way my effects in the rig.
Simply perfect.

Glue is ok, but it's not holding great with the Velcro hook tape.

used for my guitar pedal board

Been using this stuff since I've owned a pedal board. Stick your pedals on and they won't be going ANYWHERE with this stuff

Good and reliable velcro for pedalboard. Recommended.

I used the Velcro loop & hook combo for a custom-made inclined desktop pedal-board to attach 3 boutique high end pedals (in a raw) on top of each other. I used gaffer tape first on the pedals bottom panels and then I applied the Velcro. The result was a remarkably sturdy wooden pedalboard with hidden cable routings that keeps the pedals in place at all times. Highly recommended

O.K. so I'm not sure which is Hook and which is Loop, so I ordered both. Trouble is, when they arrived there was no Thomann stock number on either! I am using a Gator Gig-Box pedalboard and guitar stand, which is covered in the soft felt-like material. The pedals require the harder, firmer stuff to be stuck under them. Well, one of them is the right stuff! All the pedals are now firmly attached and everything is fine.

It is doing great what it is supposed to do