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Min: 5.6in (14.3cm)
Max: 18in (45.7cm)
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: 5.6in — 18in / 14.3cm — 45.7cm
Material: UV-Resistant Polyurethane
Buckle: Hardened Aluminum
UPC
Orange: Part No: 800-20-O UPC: 759948910260 Red: Part No: 800-20-R UPC: 759948911601 Black: Part No: 800-20-BK UPC: 759948912349 Green: Part No: 800-20-G UPC: 759948911564 Blue: Part No: 800-20-B UPC: 759948911526 Cyan: Part No: 800-20-CY UPC: 759948915944 Magenta: Part No: 800-20-MG UPC: 759948915951 Yellow: Part No: 800-20-Y UPC: 759948915968
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 30 Reviews
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Dane Bergeson
What can I say about the voile strap that hasn’t been said before?! I’ve used it countless times in countless situations. A few of the times I was in a real bind, once we were miles into a backcountry ski tour, literally miles away from the nearest road in snow up to your waist. There a friend’s ski boot and binding broke. We rigged his boot back shut and his boot to the ski. He made it out alive with minor time loss and in a healthy condition. Another time, again miles from safety, backcountry skiing when my skins stopped sticking. We placed a strap in front and behind the binding and the skins worked great! I can’t say enough about how great they are. They are always in my pack, whether skiing, biking or hiking. You never know when you might need them.
Craig
We just completed a 365 mile bike ride. I used these straps to hold my tent on the handlebars and my camp chair on the crossbar. They worked fantastic, no slipping or stretching out.
Mason
The classic ski strap doesn't have much to improve upon. The 20" version is perfect for tons of different uses, so I always have a few of these in my pack, even when I'm not skiing. They've never failed me, but have saved my day on a few occasions.
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