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Looking for an efficient way of tying up all the loose webbing on some gear. There's bound to be a better way than just trying to tie knots in them or tie them to nearby other straps and such.
Figured some of you had a good method or knew of some sort of simple device or method so they don't just dangle everywhere.
Thanks.
Small velcro straps. In camping section, or "cord keepers" in office supply section. I got a roll of "velgrow" in the garden section - it's double sided and inexpensive.
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Try these http://www.itwnexusadvanced.com/content/web-dominator. I use them and the work well.
http://www.itwnexusadvanced.com/site...ominator_0.jpg
Thanks. Those web dominators are kind of what I was picturing in my head. May have to order some. Can't have too many whatchamacallits or doomahickies attached to you gear, right?
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CountyComm has these. Not as cool as the other thing posted.
http://www.countycomm.com/cordsupervisor.html
The Army Surplus store over on Pecos and I-36 has a small wall of NiteIze brand stuff that is exactly what you are looking for I think. I'd take a look over there.
just roll it up and tape it down. It is a lot cheaper and cleaner then the rest of the gizmos out there.
I was totally expecting different content than what was in this thread. Maybe I am overly grumpy today.
Gorilla tape? Then if you need tape you have it? I like multitaskers.
stapler
We used 100 mph tape in the Army.
Rubber bands?
Rubbers?Quote:
Originally Posted by blacklabel
Slices of bike inner tube
I thought the same thing! [LOL]Quote:
Originally Posted by rbeau30
Dual purpose.Quote:
Originally Posted by rbeau30
You mean I can also stick them over a gun barrel to keep the rain out?Quote:
Originally Posted by blacklabel
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Electrical tape
duct works too.Quote:
Originally Posted by RonMexico
Yup, and I saw Ray had a roll of pink leopard print duct tape in the saddle bag on his bike Sunday.Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo