Rapstrap

[EazyDuz]

Came across a repeat of Dragons Den which had a viable alternative to the cable tie.
Looked on Ebay, and saw they were pretty cheap, so ordered some and got them today.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P0nEvLA1ka4

Anyone else used these before? They seem, perhaps not quite as strong as cable ties, but they are a lot softer and reusable too. Good for things such as securing panniers to a bike without conventional plastic buckles which would rub and scratch paint. A lot less wastage involved too as the whole strap can be used up, unlike cable ties where the ends would have to be snipped off and thrown.

I have nothing to do with the company, just thought they could be quite useful for bikers!
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[P.]

Would not trust with anything on my bike. Maybe the tax disk holder... but like fuck do they look durable at all.

[Efes123]

Not sure I'd trust it to hold a pannier, they look a little flimsy to me, but good for cables etc.
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[Shinigami]

nowt wrong with bog standard cable ties, if it's not broke don't fix it.
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[Aff]

We use them at work for a few things, they defiantly aren't as strong as normal cable ties but if you have lots of groups of wires to do in a row they do speed things up a fair bit, and they have a bit of flex, so good in drag chains and the like.
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