WOW..LoopRope!!

[titanpat57]

Just found these and ordered some...what a fantastic idea...WHY can't I think of this stuff??!!!! What an awesome Christmas present!

Seems to end some of those age old problems with finding the right bungee...or having an end snap off and take your face off....way cool...

Check out the "video" section...great "how to" tutorials...price point seems pretty good too! Right now there's a "order one -get one free deal"...and I think they're even throwing in a T-shirt....

LoopRope - Tie Down Made Easy

 

[e9999]

buddy of mine lost an eye in a bungee hook accident... so I don't like those bungees very much and am careful with them.

With all those rubbery affairs, life expectancy is also an issue, unfortunately.

 

[e9999]

buddy of mine lost an eye in a bungee accident... so I don't like those bungees very much and am careful with them.

With all those rubbery affairs, stretching life expectancy is also an issue, unfortunately.

 

[Southeast Overland]

Double tap!

I'll use bungees to tie something down light like a pool float, but nothing heavy on the truck.

The 'loop' idea does seem to be a good way to get around the "you never have a right length bungee" problem.

 

[RobRed]

I have some... the loopropes rule.

 

[93yotasr5]

im scared

 

[turbotoy]

i would not trust bungees to hold much more than a couple blankets. that's not way to strap anything down. in an accident or even under hard acceleration, stuff will shift

 

[93yotasr5]

yeah id shift my pants

 

[RobRed]

You guys are funny. No one (including LoopRope) is suggesting using this product in lieu of tie downs. There are times when a lightweight solution is called for and other times not. To secure my push mower and 2 gallons of gas to my truck bed for a local trip is easily done without ratcheting straps and cargo locks.

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[titanpat57]

You guys are funny. No one (including LoopRope) is suggesting using this product in lieu of tie downs. There are times when a lightweight solution is called for and other times not. To secure my push mower and 2 gallons of gas to my truck bed for a local trip is easily done without ratcheting straps and cargo locks.

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and how right you are!!



used it about 5 times so far...just for basic s***...simple, easy, don't get any better than that! I'm asking for the complete set for Christmas!

 

[Glenn-BJ74]

You guys are funny. No one (including LoopRope) is suggesting using this product in lieu of tie downs. There are times when a lightweight solution is called for and other times not. To secure my push mower and 2 gallons of gas to my truck bed for a local trip is easily done without ratcheting straps and cargo locks.

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Wait till you have an accident and we will see where that crap ends up.

 

[RobRed]

Wait till you have an accident and we will see where that crap ends up.

That doesn't even make sense. That's like saying "wait until you flip your Land Cruiser and the CB mic hits you in the head". Whatever you do, don't leave the house.

Bungee cords people, not common sense reducers.

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[Itchy Sides]

They look interesting, at least to keep bungees (and the like) organized. However, I rarely use them...mostly to keep light shjt in place or together.