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Min: 5.5in (14cm)
Max: 12.8in (31.7cm)
Secure, bundle and repair anything on the go.
These Voile Straps® are made of tough stretch polyurethane, with a UV-resistant additive to increase their lifespan.
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 essential tool in your kit.
No matter where you're going, no matter how ambitious the journey, and no matter your method of travel, there is an ever-growing arsenal of time tested, weather immune, and damn-near indestructible Voile Straps ready to keep your kit dialed... and perhaps even save the day when other tech fails.
What exactly makes them so useful?
Key Features
SPECS
Usable Length Range: 5.5in — 12.8in / 14cm — 31.7cm
Material: UV-Resistant Polyurethane
Buckle: Hardened Aluminum
UPC
Orange: Part No: 800-15-O UPC: 759948802152 Red: Part No: 800-15-R UPC: 759948911595 Black: Part No: 800-15-BK UPC: 759948912332 Green: Part No: 800-15-G UPC: 759948911557 Blue: Part No: 800-15-B UPC: 759948911519 Cyan: Part No: 800-15-CY UPC: 759948915913 Magenta: Part No: 800-15-MG UPC: 759948915920 Yellow: Part No: 800-15-Y UPC: 759948915937
Holds Tight: Strap is semi-elastic, creating tension that tightly secures items.
Super Strong: Sustains heavy loads under dynamic force.
UV Resistant: Endures extended periods of use in direct sunlight.
Extreme Weather: Immune to atmospheric heat and freezing temperatures.
Daisy Chain: Can be linked to other straps to create longer operating lengths.
Time-Tested: The original polyurethane tension strap, designed in Utah, USA in 1984.
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Reviews
5/5 Stars out of 23 Reviews
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LA
I am really sad that I never knew about these straps before. They are definitely magic! Warning - they will only work in a context where there will be steady tension on them. But for those situations - perfect! I am using two of these to tow my son's bike behind my Bunch Bike.
Art Johnston
In addition to tying everything on my skis and pack, I use them for multiple things doing car repair. The best is changing your disks on brakes--these straps hold up the calipers and do away with haywire and broken brake lines--makes doing brakes kind of fun! \nAlso use them in place of clamps for gluing about anything.
Greg Coppola
my binding stopped locking while skinning up the mountain. as we were screwing around with it, our leader reached into his pack and tossed me one, threaded it through the binding locked my clips and it lasted all day.
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