Keeper 48" Super Duty Bungee Cord with Carabiner Hook - Maximum Strength and Durability for Securing Heavy Loads

G. Updike: This bungy cord with carabiner clips on both ends is exactly what I needed to wrap around a canvas covered item in my back yard. The carabiner ends connect to each other and hold tight even in hard winds. These bungy cables do the job very well for me.

United States on Dec 02, 2023

Diana: Strong & durable, not as much stretch as I thought it would have.

Canada on Nov 29, 2023

robin dewling: These are the best you can get they last good quality

Canada on Aug 20, 2023

LL: I bought the 48 inch to better contain the cot mattress. Works perfect and looks nicer than a traditional bungee cord.

Canada on Jul 03, 2023

Stephen Harris: These clip on almost anything and work great! I use them on float trips to connect the different vessels together and/or the floating coolers.

United States on Jul 02, 2023

sharont: We used these for our inflatable ice chests to float down the Frio River. We have to attach our tubes to the chests. It can be a rough ride, at times. One of the latches broke, but we think it was just an unfortunate force issue. These are hard to find, as we wanted the shorter length. We didn’t lose an ice chest. These are really nice. The price is great and the items are so nice.

United States on Jun 22, 2023

Francisco Rodriguez: Excelente, de muy buena calidad

Mexico on May 25, 2023

martha susana cruz grijalva: según yo tiene mucha fragancia, por su precio vale la pena

Mexico on Apr 17, 2023

Huskie: I have had these about 4 years now. They have held up pretty good. A few of the latches lost their springs so they don't clip shut. That said I bought 24 of these and I have yet to have one of them fall off the load (there is a reason you see other bungee cords lying on the road. The hook is very strong compared to other bungee cords, I even had one get bent in half (set a fully loaded pallet on it) and it still holds as strong as ever. The one thing that is a draw back to them is that the opening for the hook is not as large as I would like, and some times I am not able to close the latch. Great cords, very strong hooks

United States on May 26, 2015

Mysterious Microburst: The desert is not only a place where someone rides "a horse with no name" (and sometimes forgets their own name, according to one "golden oldie" with rather goofy lyrics)...in the high desert, you live with intense heat and sun some of the year, monsoons featuring fierce dust, winds, rain and/or hail which can occur pretty much whenever the conditions are right and winters that feature both cold and snow. This isn't Phoenix, for which I am grateful, but living at higher desert elevations in Arizona means getting accustomed to some radical weather conditions and paying strict attention to selling points like "UV Protection" and "tough".

I bought two of these, for starters. One has been working quite nicely, functioning as an informal curtain rod to keep a weighty heavy duty tarp in the doorway or our back porch secured through the winter. Yes, a door would have been a better choice, but with limited resources and a need to work quickly we've been able to block out the winds which formerly caused a 10-degree drop in our hallway and bathroom (no matter what you do, it's nearly impossible and not a tremendously good idea to seal off *all* airflow around a doorway). I haven't...

United States on Nov 14, 2009