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Load Circumference Min — Max:1.25in — 14.3in (3.2cm — 36.3cm)
The all-new NANO Series, our smallest straps yet! 1/2" wide, this micro version of our time tested tiedown offers the same versatility in an even smaller package.
Inspired by a few clever users’ modifications to our standard Voile Straps, the all-new Voile Straps Nano Series is designed with the minimalist in mind. They are available in three sizes, each of which will accommodate a load as narrow as a ballpoint pen. They feature the same weatherproof and UV-resistant material that you know and love. They are textured for extra grip, and are fitted with a glass-filled nylon buckle. So when you need a tiny strap that will overdeliver, the Nano Series helps you keep it together.
• Non-Marring: Avoids scratching to preserve sensitive surfaces.
• Non-Reflective: More discrete than the standard aluminum buckle.
• Non-Conductive: The preferred choice for electrical contractors.
• Won't Slip: Textured "rubber" strap provides grip to avoid slipping.
• 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.
• Works in Extreme Weather: Immune to atmospheric heat and freezing temperatures.
• Daisy Chain Together: Can be linked to other straps to create longer operating lengths.
• Time-Tested: The original polyurethane tension strap, designed in Utah, USA in 1984.
SPECS
Load Circumference Min — Max: 1.25in — 14.3in / 3.2cm — 36.3cm
Material: UV-Resistant Polyurethane
Buckle: Super Tough Nylon
UPC
Orange: Part No: 800NANO-16-O UPC: 759948916002
Red: Part No: 800NANO-16-R UPC: 759948916040
Black: Part No: 800NANO-16-BK UPC: 759948916019
Blue: Part No: 800NANO-16-B UPC: 759948916026
Green: Part No: 800NANO-16-G UPC: 759948916033
5/5 Stars out of 11 Reviews
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Jeff S (Illinois, USA) | September 17th, 2025
This past summer my son and I rode our bicycles across America. Before the trip I bought some 16" nanos to hold our gear securely.
Weight is the number 2 consideration I had for our gear, it was right behind RELIABLE. The nanos proved to score highly on both. On a trip like this I try to carry as little as possible but account for the troubles that are likely to arise. We carried 2 spare nanos just in case.
There were 2 nanos that saw daily action as part of the plan. Then when my original water carrying system failed an additional nano came to the rescue. As you can imagine riding 110 miles a days requires a lot of water...and the nano lashing the biggest bottle to my frame kept our trip on route and hydrated.
A truly top notch product.
Nick | September 10th, 2025
These new nano straps are super handy for holding down all the little things in life. I keep a handful of these in my home and in my truck. They are very useful.
Pascal Vanhove | September 10th, 2025
All Voile Straps are essential for bikepackers. I have a mix of Nano Series 9"-12"-16", normal series 20"-25" and XL Series 32" and can just fix anything to my bike.
TrailJam | September 10th, 2025
Buy them and you will use them for everything! I've used them for my commute via bike, bikepacking, touring, camping, vacation, work, etc! EVERY DAY CARRY in various lengths, but the 16in is the most versatile. I've used the shorter straps during the pandemic to keep the elastic on my mask from digging into the back of my ears. I've lost some on rides and even spent the time to retrace my steps to find them (100% success rate so far) because I have become so attached to the straps. Lost a button on my pants, used a Voile strap through the button hole and a belt loop to secure my pants until the hike was over. Buy 'em!
Mischa E Redenbaugh | September 10th, 2025
I was nano-curious. I have been blown away by the durability and strength of the original size aluminum buckle models, and now these. It's like the day you're eyes land on the ziptie selection of a good hardware store and your realize there are more problems that you could have been solving, is that but better and reusable with just the right amount of stretch.