Tying up loose ends?

[ray1970]

Looking for an efficient way of tying up all the loose webbing on some gear. There's bound to be a better way than just trying to tie knots in them or tie them to nearby other straps and such.

Figured some of you had a good method or knew of some sort of simple device or method so they don't just dangle everywhere.

Thanks.

[crays]

Small velcro straps. In camping section, or "cord keepers" in office supply section. I got a roll of "velgrow" in the garden section - it's double sided and inexpensive.

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[MAP]

Try these http://www.itwnexusadvanced.com/content/web-dominator. I use them and the work well.

[ray1970]

Thanks. Those web dominators are kind of what I was picturing in my head. May have to order some. Can't have too many whatchamacallits or doomahickies attached to you gear, right?

[Irving]

CountyComm has these. Not as cool as the other thing posted.
http://www.countycomm.com/cordsupervisor.html

The Army Surplus store over on Pecos and I-36 has a small wall of NiteIze brand stuff that is exactly what you are looking for I think. I'd take a look over there.

[bobbyfairbanks]

just roll it up and tape it down. It is a lot cheaper and cleaner then the rest of the gizmos out there.

[rbeau30]

I was totally expecting different content than what was in this thread. Maybe I am overly grumpy today.


Gorilla tape? Then if you need tape you have it? I like multitaskers.

[HoneyBadger]

I was totally expecting different content than what was in this thread. Maybe I am overly grumpy today.

I thought the same thing!

[merl]

stapler

[Dave]

We used 100 mph tape in the Army.