SKU: 800-3PACK Voile Straps Aluminum Buckle Variety Pack

Worked great for attaching things to my bike on a recent bikepacking trip. I bought two variety packs and wish I had gotten more! I also wish I had purchased the strap keepers as the loose ends of the straps were a bit annoying. I suppose some rubber bands would do the trick though.

I keep 6 Voile straps in by repair kit. Why? They have saved me more times that I can count. Here are some of the ways that Voile straps of all different lengths have gotten me out jams:\n\n- When the buckle of my ski boot broke at the top of a run, a voile strap held my boot together.\n- When the heel turret of my G3 Ions broke open like a clamshell, two strategically placed voile staps held it together long enough to get to ski through an icy couloir and back to the car.\n- When my windshield wiper broke during a whiteout snowstorm and voile strap held the wiperblade to my wiper arm and let me see until I could replace it. \n- When we couldn't get a lid to our fuel canister off we used a voile strap as a strap-wrench to open it. \n- When our tent pole broke at camp 2 of a remote peak we used a pair of voile straps to keep our tent standing in a storm.\n- When a partner lost a pair of skis while skiing we used 4 voile straps to attack pine boughs to the base of skis to skin out\n- I broke a pole basked in the middle of a long tour. I was able to use a well-placed voile strap to keep affixed to my pole and save the tour.\n\n\nThese are just a few situation where a Voile strap has saved my hide in the backcountry. Never leave without them in my repair kit.

I can't tell the number of times I've had these bad boys bail me out of situation where I would have otherwise been stranded- from a broken ski binding, seat post, pack compartment, you name it! Buy more than you'll need and they'll never be enough, seriously the best tool in the toolkit.