Will these work OK to tie together a pair of skis?
81945
If you use multiple for extra length maybe... For long term use with keys I would go for a bigger strap.
1015045
No. They would not work for assembling and disassembling daily. They are basically a one-and-done type of setup. The SKLZ Quickster or the Bownets would work for that type of setup. I own the 12x6 SKLZ and it has held up well for 2+ years, but I think it only comes in that size (and possibly smaller sizes as well). Our club has used the Bownets before and they are nice and come in larger sizes (including 24x8 , I believe), but are definitely more expensive.
246517
I don't see why not. I used them to fix up an old bike my folks had from the early 80's. The cables are stainless.
11913
We use with a tube and works great to hold rope out of water. Would think it would be fine with a skier too.
1122158
I bought these for that same purpose and no...they won't work for that. They are very light-weight and delicate.
413065
While these might be long enough, they are not wide enough, have enough grip, or hold tightly enough. If I understand, you just need ties to keep the bike from rattling a bit and not completely securing it... but these ties are more for bundling computer cables and better suited for such things.
273638
I dont think you could tie any knots with them on but using rod and reel should be no problem. They do keep you dry and are pretty warm.
1382570
Depends on the thickness. I use it for cutting small cables and tie-wraps. Anything thicker than a pencil, I would definitely not use these. Good luck
1551062
Certainly! These are great for hammocking in general - they grip trees well and don't cause much damage to the tree bark. All you need is a way to fasten your hammock to any of the loops. I would advise using a carabiner on each end. If you instead tie your hammock to the slap strap, the weight of your body can make the knot very hard to untie.
82354
If you use secure knots and tie the boats down tight, this cord would be more than good enough. I've seen my dad use old twine to secure a canoe to the top of a car and then make a highway trip, this cord is far superior The cord will be more than sufficent as long as your knots are correct
1800592
They will fit fat skis too. I have Fat and medium width skis that I use them on.
2064558
Yep. I use them for all sorts of cables, like USB or Ethernet cables behind a desk or in a laptop bag. I often cut the ends down to about 2-3" long. That is still good enough to wrap around 5 loops of cable at least twice. Unless the cable is very this I can cinch them down enough so they don't slide easily on their own, but a drop of superglue might help keep them from sliding at all. Great ties!
1251189
If they are shaped skis and you buy two sets of these, I don't see why not.
234184
I would compare them to leather work gloves. I can grip a ski rope or the rope handle but I have trouble picking up a dime. Hope this helps you.
2159479
These bindings have a brake width of 75mm, so they'll work on any ski that is 75mm and less under foot.
1712760
At first I was going to say no, but it could work depending on the shape of the back. The real problem will be that they cannot be tied down as the do not have any ties attached. Hopes this helps.
400527
They would work just fine. On my running shoes, they work very well and prevent me from having to stop if a shoe comes untied. You can secure them as loosely or as tightly as you want. I like them.