They feel pretty cheaply made but do function

Looking at the picture I know these things would not work if they were rigged up as shown... and in fact they do not. However I thought I could set them up properly (anchored to the VR cable instead of it running loosely through the carabiners). for 22.00 I was willing to take the gamble. The retract mechanisms (yo yo's). They feel pretty cheaply made but do function. I was intending to use just 1 or 2 to hold my cord up but found that they are very weak and I have to use 3 of them for my setup. I will keep the other 3 as spares in case these break. The cable its self is a very thin steel cable with a plastic coating on it. They are secured with little collets which have a grub screw that you can loosen up with an included tool ( one tool per yo yo) to make the loop smaller or shorten the pull out length which would likely increase the pull strength. These grub screws seem to really pinch the cable and I am worried about it fatiguing the cables causing a failure. Time will tell The sticky pad hooks... Total garbage, have another plan on how to secure the yo yo's to the wall or a fishing pole above you. These will looks god awful on your wall and they are really not the right design to hold the yo yo's and you will likely have problems with the yo yo's coming off the hooks if you actually use them The included carabiners are very low quality as well but get the job done. In conclusion I think the kit is a bit overpriced for what it is, but it is a good start at good cable management. I would have given 4 or 5 stars if a better means to connect the yo yo's to the wall had been devised and included as well as nicer wall hooks.

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