Ties and Buckles

We’re going to make this real simple for you. Here’s your chance to score some genuine Velcro® strips with self-adhesive backs in 3-foot-long rolls that are 3/4” wide. Nothing more to say about it other than you pick the color:...

These are the gold standard of twist ties, not to be confused with those skinny little suckers that come on all electronic cords in the known universe. These are Gear Ties®, coated in protective, grippy black rubber with...

Ooh, la la, even “towing rope” looks elegant in la langue française. Pardon our French, but this khaki Military Exhibition Towing Rope from the French Air Force is made of AP3 cotton canvas and measures approx 15-1/2-feet long x more...

Eggs comes in sets of a dozen so why shouldn’t molle buckles? Use these (12) always stylish black buckles to make cool paracord bracelets or to fasten something more utilitarian. Each buckle measures 7/16" x 9/16" x 1-1/8" when connected. These...

Musicians use these 8” long hook’n’loop ties to keep their cords and wires in order. Even if you don’t know a Les Paul from a Flying V, you’ve got something that needs bundling or holding together. Extension cords, computer...

Check out this rad zip tie! These zip ties can handle a whopping 50 lbs without breaking a sweat. It's a cool 11 inches long, perfect for all your tying needs. These green zip ties are the jack-of-all-trades – use them for bundling wires and...

Every time your tarp flaps, it’s a cry for help. The solution is this (4)-pack of classic, adjustable tarp clips. Great for tarps with no holes, or tarps whose holes have gone away. Non-slip grips have a thumbscrew for easy jaw opening and closing,...

Mega-bungee cords. Just the ticket for tying down motorcycles, refrigerators, or large marsupials. (Tie your kangaroo down, boys!) Our each is a package of (10) of these monsters, approx 1/2" dia x 6-feet long, (Yes 6 Feet!) in black with green accents...

Four carabiners, no waiting. These are for keys and stuff, not for hanging around Mt. Everest. We'll pick a quartet of 2-3/4" x 1-3/8" carabiners in assorted vibrant anodized-aluminum colors, including black and polished silver. They open to a max of...

Or just stop worrying about the line breaking. Battlecord is skinny but megatough stuff. And this one is a 50-foot length of black cord rated for 2,650 lb test. Measures 1/4” dia with a 7-strand core and is rot, mildew and UV resistant. Made in the...

For bundling and identifying cables. Our each is a 10-pack of 7" long hook-and-loop tape, (2) each in red, green, black, blue, and yellow. For the superorganized, each strap has a small violet, scarlet, lime, gray, or orange loop tab on the end for...

Call ’em what you like—tie wraps, wire ties, zip ties or cable ties—but any which way, they do a heck of a job of bundling up your stuff. This bag of (25) black plastic tie wraps (aka all of the above) from Shelter Logic will help you...

These jumbo, super-heavy-duty, 3/8" wide cable zip ties have 250-lb tensile strength, and can bundle stuff with a dia anywhere from 2/5" to 12-2/5". We’ll send you a package of (10). Cheap ties don’t have temperature ratings, but these...

From Gardner Bender®, these foot-long x 3/8” flexible ties have triangular links that allow them to be, with a little tugging, unzipped for re-use. Rated for 20-lb tensile strength, they can also be strung end-to-end for humongo-bundling. Our...

From Gardner Bender®, these flexible re-useable straps are a foot long x 3/8” wide with triangular links and can be, with a little tugging, unzipped for re-use. Rated for 20-lb tensile strength and can be daisy-chained for big bundles. Call...

No. Ladder locks are those ubiquitous little flat buckles with rungs not unlike ladders. You thread straps through them so they lock but are still easily adjustable. You’ll get (2) per pack, (16) pieces altogether, made for use with 3/4”...

In the wine? No, on the narrow strapping. These zinc-plated, spring-loaded cam buckles are 3/4” ID and measure 1-3/8" long x 3/8" thick with a hefty 450-lb capacity, assuming you use the right sort of strap.