VIVOSUN164 Feet (50m) PE-Coated Twist Ties, Garden Plant Ties w/Cutter for Gardening, Outdoor Garden Twine Reuseable for Climbing Supporting Plants Tomatoes, Office Home Organization, Garland Ties

Real metal wire encased in the plastic, so better than most other types of this product. The dispenser with the built-in cutter is a real bonus.

Great for the job.

These were great for all types of plant training.

this is a well-made product and works well for tying plants up to net

Great for plant training.

Not to much to say but I do use for many different uses but mostly low stress trainning but have keep eye on the tie downs around the stream if you leave unintended and as it grows bigger ,it well start to dig it to the steam untill the plant grows around it .in any way as far as the product it works great,just how you would think tier wire wound be lol ,it also has a convent hook on to and cutter on the bottom,the plastic around the wire is a little thin as people have said but if your using it the way i do it make it easy to strip with just your finge nail witch i do to one end so it pokes throw the fabric bags with ease ,i would like to get a hole punch or gromit tool to make fabric bags easyer to use for stress training/tieing down etc .

Good quality and reliable. Easy to use and can use in a wide car of things.

The best thing about this is that it comes with the cutter blade. It's a large, sturdy roll of a plastic bread tie material , it's definitely not what I expected but it works and its super easy to use. The green coating does look cool and its pretty versatile whether holding up plants, tying them to sticks, tying stuff together or closing a loaf of bread. My gripes with it are 1- how slippery the coating is. The weight of my zucchini plants seems to loosen these ties no matter how many times I twist it, I've started double wrapping it around the stick that's holding the zuke plants so they hold. Gripe 2- these ties cut the stalks. I tied up a branch of my tomato tree (massive tomato bush that might as well be a small tree) and the weight of the limb kept slipping and scraping off the outer skin of the stalk (ill do a different set up for them next year)