Voile

The Time-Tested Original

Saving the Day Since 1984

On the job, in the outdoors, and everywhere in between: they are the reliable way to secure, bundle, and repair almost anything on the go. Over the last 40 years they have become the ultimate alternative to duct tape, nylon straps, and bungee cords. When an expedition goes awry, the Voile Strap becomes much more than simply useful: it becomes the most important tool in your kit.

Nano Series

Nylon Buckle

Aluminum Buckle

XL Series

Rack Straps

Co-Branded

The ALL NEW

STRAP EXTENDER

More length. More strength.
Up to 5 feet of secure hold.

The Most Important Tool in Your Kit.

★★★★★

Logan Watts (Bikepacking.com)

“Perhaps the most useful and durable accessory that every bikepacker should own… a bikepacking necessity that we’ve used on almost every trip.”

★★★★★

Benedict Pfender (Offroad.cc)

“In my opinion there’s not really anything out there that matches the reliability and nigh-on indestructibility of the Voile Strap design. Sure you can use duct tape, or bungees, or some cord – but nothing will offer the same simplicity, speed and security you have here.”

★★★★★

Lexi Dowdall (Backcountry.com)

“A marvel of simplicity, durability, and versatility, the Voile Strap is the backcountry equivalent of duct tape. In fact, it’s better than duct tape… the situations where a Voile Strap can save your day are nearly limitless.”

★★★★★

Tyler Cohen (Backcountry Magazine)

“Voile Straps are duct tape’s reusable, stronger cousin with an applicability only as endless as imagination. Even after three decades, the Voile Strap remains the most relevant tool in any kit.”

Co-Branded Straps

• Multi-color
• Intricate detail
• Full-length imprinting
• New scratch-proof outdoor ink

Shop Now

Core Features

What exactly makes them so useful?

Explore More

The Ever-Growing Arsenal

What are the different options?

Simplify It

The Nylon Buckle

How durable are they?

Plus: Some advantages of nylon versus other buckle options.

Dive Deeper

The Last Skier Standing (Thanks to a few Voile Straps)

You may have heard of the trendy term “Everesting” – where folks pick any hill and attempt to run, climb, ski, bike, etc., laps on said hill until they have reached the same vertical gain as climbing Everest- 8,848m or 29,032 feet. Sounds pretty tough, right? Now imagine “Everesting” twice- back to back, over the course of three non-stop days, on Craigslist telemark skis.

Trip Report: Embracing the Alaska Factor

It snowed at least twelve feet, the bulk of it falling in about three days. Our neighbors lost their skis and a tent to an avalanche that struck their camp. Our kitchen tent pole broke in half. Three of us got sick with a brutal cold... At this point, we were on more of an extreme camping mission than a ski trip, as our only goal was to keep the relentless snow from inundating us entirely.

The Voile Strap Field Guide: A Use for Every Strap

Whether you’re strapping skis to a pack, securing a load on your bike, organizing your garage, or rigging a field-fix for your gear, this Voile Strap guide breaks down which strap to use for each job. We’ll help you find the right size, style, and features for the situation, and maybe even spark a few new ideas along the way.