Modular Straps
Modular Straps
Key Features
- Modular Straps
Specifications
| Brand | Generic |
| Product Type | MULTITOOL |
| Item Type Keyword | guitar-straps |
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- 5 stars: 4 (80%)
- 4 stars: 1 (20%)
- 3 stars: 0 (0%)
- 2 stars: 0 (0%)
- 1 star: 0 (0%)
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I'm not sure why, but I thought the straps would be smaller. I'm not really complaining, but I was a little surprised.Still, the straps work exactly as expected to hold items together and are actually stronger than I first thought.The straps a sort of like a rubber bicycle chain: Wrap around your things and pick the best link to close the loop. It's really that simple.The straps are not very long so you won't be using them as tie downs for your truck. But they are long enough and quick enough to keep things together.You get two straps and two S carbineers in a plastic container that's just OK. But it keeps them all together and will fit under your car seat just fine.
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These straps work well for smaller items. I got these to help attach things to my bike rack. I was able toEach strap is 22 in long. I was able to attach a cooler to my bike rack with ease. I like that it has a bunch of loops so you can fit it to the perfect length without having to wrap it a bunch of times like a bungee cord. It has two double sided clips to fasten the straps. I like versatile they are whether it be for storing items like a hose or for fastening items for travel. The silicone is strong and seems like it will last a while. They also advertise being able to cut the straps to the length at you need. I would recommend these straps for multiple different uses.
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I got these to strap items to my backpacking pack for a 100+ mile hike and they were perfect!
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Love them
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Good strapping things down on a backpack, not for a bike rack