KIWI design [Pro Version] VR Cable Management, 3 Packs VR Pulley System Compatible with Quest 3/21//Rift S/Valve Index/HTC Vive/Vive Pro/HP Reverb G2/PSVR/PS VR2 Link Cable

Very well constructed. I have them stuck on my painted ceilling and they are very sturdy. I would definatly purchase again.

Bought these so I wouldn’t have my link cable sitting on my shoulder and dragging on the floor as a tripping hazard. I’m only using one pulley as I have a ceiling fan in the centre of my room, so there’s no space for all 3. I have one pulley directly above my desk, and then I “thread” the cable through an unused plant hook on my wall a few feet away, and then the cable remains suspended in the air during play. I play ~4-6ft away from my desk and the pulley gives me that much needed extra movement room. The kit includes 3 pulleys that have very smooth movement, 3-4 command hooks with large square bases (I’ve heard they’re extremely strong and can rip paint off your wall/ceiling, so use a heat gun, hair dryer, or GooGone if you plan to remove them later), & 3 white ceiling hooks. If you have trouble getting your ceiling hooks in, drill a pilot hole first. The pulleys themselves have rubber holding thingies to secure your cable in place with 3 knobs of varying tightness whether you want your cable to be able to move more loosely or not at all. The pulleys aren’t perfectly silent, but they are quieter than other brands due to the quality of the inner string and a rubber dampener. The sound doesn’t really matter when your headset is in though, you can’t hear it. They have smooth movement with no weird catching issues. At full extension, you get around 2-3 ft of additional length per pulley. Overall, one pulley with a ceiling hook and a plant holder works for me and keeps the Kiwi link cable off the floor and I’m very happy with this pulley system. If I move to a bigger play space, I’ll use the other two pulleys in the set. These are cheaper than other brands but are rated the highest in the VR community, and they get the job done well.

I bought a Vive when they were new. I didn't know at the time that the wires were going to be such a problem. I use a wheelchair and it turns out that wheelchairs and cabling do not good bedfellows make. So I have used my VR headset until recently to only play games where you don't move around. I installed these on 3d printed pulleys running on invisible photo frame wire above my head. Using it for the first time was a revelation. Its like the cables aren't there now. It was great seeing what everyone else was experiencing. I love that the action is very smooth. They obviously use very good bearings. They actually are silent. I thought they would be 'silent', but they are legit. The silicone straps make it easy to get the ugly cabling out of sight when not in use. I slide them next to the wall after I'm done and they pretty much disappear. I have to have a bit of assistance sometimes to get connected, due to my wheelchair not being ladder compatible and I have to point them out with a stick. (Note to self: buy longer stick). I spent a lot of time on the fence when I bought these trying to decide between these and the cheaper 'brands' on Amazon. I tend to go with the most basic solution as I don't draw much. I wish I had pulled the trigger years ago.

It’s literally as advertised. Pretty cool pulley system with 2 different ways to set it up: Hooks that you can screw into your ceiling or adhesive strips that you can easily just stick onto anywhere you want. It does come with an extra adhesive strip so 4 in total, im guessing it’s incase you place one in a bad place and ruin the stick on the back. Only issue I have is with my own bad planning, I ended up putting one in a pretty bad place and when I tried to take it off, it ripped off some paint so I just kinda left it there 😭. I would definitely try planning out where you want your cord to go in relation to your play space. It lets me move around freely but there’s a few points in my room where I feel like I’m pulling a little too hard on the cord. I did have a pretty big obstacle and that was my ceiling fan. Other than that, the product is pretty easy to setup and works exactly as advertised.

The option to either use screw in hooks or 3M hooks is awesome. Hooking it up to your cable is quick and easy. I use a valve index and have a fairly large play space and these work amazing allowing me to fully move around the entirety of the room with ease, while keeping my cable safely out of the way. The sound of them retracting or extending is virtually silent and doesn’t pick up on the headsets microphone at all. Great product for VR users!