LuBanSir Cinch Straps, 2" x 24" (4 Pack) Elastic Hook and Loop Storage Strap for Extension Cord, Cable, Cord Wrap, Rope and Hose

Straps seem great for my purposes.

Great little straps. I got them to secure hoses and other gear on my scuba vest, to keep the dangly things from dangling. Stuck a few in my save-a-dive box, as I am sure I will have other uses for them later. Hold well, and a good size.

These straps are very useful. I'd've given 5 stars if they weren't "stretchy", but there weren't any other "offerings" on Amazon that were the same length (that I could "overtly" find, that is! ;) ).Anyway, for the price and "utility", they're worth it! :)

These work great to hold my solar blanket on the reel! So glad I found them.

I'm a below the knee amputee and trying to find a comfortable, safe & effective method of suspension for exercise had proven tricky, to say the least.With the neoprene sleeve comes a lot of sweat. Walking around like that isn't pleasant, but as any amputee will tell you, that's just part of the deal. But with running, in addition to the sweat comes the force of the sleeve being pulled down every time your foot/blade hits the ground.That force + sweat = the sleeve constantly sliding down. My only solution until now had been having to stop after 15 mins, roll the sleeve down, wipe my leg & wipe the inside of the sleeve before getting back to running.When I approached my prosthetist about this, he suggested I get an elastic strap. I settled on these because they seemed to be the closest in length/width to what I was looking for.After one minor modification (3rd picture) wherein I sewed a couple of small strips to the inside of the strap, these straps work great at keeping my sleeve in place despite the sweat. (Small velcro strips were necessary to keep the strap from sliding down the outside of my sleeve)The first two pictures show my sleeve with the strap both before (top half of photos) and after (bottom half) a 35 min run. Before this, I would have had to stop 2-3 times to wipe sweat in order to complete a 35 min run, dropping my heart rate each time.I would absolutely recommend these straps for lighter jobs but you probably won't be using them to strap lumber down or anything.

These will work on small cables maybe, not that very durable. If I had to do it over again I wouldn't buy these straps.

As someone who frequently needs to secure items for transport or storage, I'm always on the lookout for good heavy duty straps. This 9 pack of assorted cinch straps from LuBanSir has proven to be incredibly handy and durable.These elastic straps securely bind everything from boxes and furniture to outdoor gear and auto parts. They stretch very easily to tightly fasten around objects, then stay tightly cinched. The triple stitched edging makes them very resistant to ripping or fraying even when holding heavy loads.The pack comes with 3 lengths - 6", 9" and 12". This ensures you have a strap to fit anything you need to secure. The buckles also lock tightly and haven't popped loose even under strain.I’ve used these LuBanSir straps for everything from securing furniture to truck beds when moving, bundling garden tools in the garage, tying down auto parts, and much more. They endure outdoor weather and stretch to tightly fasten.For a variety of household and garage binding needs, these versatile cinch straps are a must have. The assorted lengths and durable construction ensure a reliable strong hold on any cargo or bundle. Highly recommended multi-purpose straps!The only minor con is the buckles can be a bit stiff and tricky to release after being tightly cinched. But a small price to pay for heavy duty straps that won't let your cargo budge an inch!

The straps are wellmade and we would buy them again.