TW Evans Cordage SC-108-050 1/8-Inch da 50-Feet Elastic Bungee Shock Cord Rubber

Name: TW Evans Cordage SC-108-050 1/8-Inch da 50-Feet Elastic Bungee Shock Cord Rubber
Brand: T.W . Evans Cordage Co.
SKU: 0074994477186
Price: 28.62 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:T.W . Evans Cordage Co.

3.7/5

€
28.62

DESCRIZIONE DEL PRODOTTO Questo prodotto è noto come cavo elastico o cavo elastico. Si allungherà al 100% della sua lunghezza originale. Disponibile in bianco con traccianti neri o tutto nero. DAL PRODUTTORE Questo prodotto è noto come cavo elettrico o cavo elastico. Si allungherà al 100% della sua lunghezza originale. Disponibile in bianco con traccianti neri o tutto nero.

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EAN: 0074994477186

Categories: Strumenti e miglioramento della casa, Hardware, Legami, Corde elastiche,

Bianco con traccianti neri. Anima in gomma. Si estende fino al 100% della lunghezza originale. Conosciuto come Bungee Cord o Shock Cord.

Batteries Required?	‎No
Brand	T.W . Evans Cordage Co.
Brand	‎T.W . Evans Cordage Co.
Country of Origin	‎China
Customer Reviews	4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars 998 ratings 4.7 out of 5 stars
Domestic Shipping	Item can be shipped within U.S.
Finish	‎White
International Shipping	This item can be shipped to select countries outside of the U.S. Learn More
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	‎No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	3 x 3 x 3 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH	‎3 x 3 x 3 inches
Item model number	‎SC-108-050
Item Package Quantity	‎1
Item Weight	‎4.4 ounces
Manufacturer	‎T.W . Evans Cordage Co.
Material	Rubber
Material	‎Rubber
Number Of Pieces	‎1
Part Number	‎22817_details_about_tw__evans_c_2
Product Dimensions	‎3 x 3 x 3 inches
Special Feature	Elastic Bungee Cords
Special Feature	‎Elastic Bungee Cords
Special Features	‎Elastic Bungee Cords
Strap Type	‎Adjustable
Style	Modern
Style	‎Modern

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Scritto da: Daniel M.

Works well but 1/8” too big for some tent poles

I used this 1/8” shock cord to replace the worn-out elastic within my tent poles. I have a small two-person backpacking tent (Marmot Tungsten 2P). The existing elastic was much thinner, maybe 1/16”, likely for weight reduction by Marmot. I’d assume the 1/8” would work ok for larger family sized tents, but can’t confirm that. I was JUST BARELY able to make the 1/8” work. The knots, pulled as tightly as possibly, just barely fit through the poles. For a backpacking style tent I’d recommend downsizing to 1/16”. The product itself works well and has a ton of stretch in it. Recommend taking a flame to cut/frayed ends.

Scritto da: Martha E DeVito

Great Quality

Excellent product! Fixed my tired and broken shock cords in my fiberglass tent poles. Better than original cord. Don't hesitate. Great quality and price. Tip for installing. Feed cord through from the non metal ferrel side. Did not need a fish wire to install.

Scritto da: Rick

Heavy duty for tent poles

Works well but could have gone down a size for tent poles

Scritto da: Kate

Replaced tent pole elastic

Easily replaced the elastic in my Sierra designs tent poles

Scritto da: Tell it like it is...

Great replacement shock cord

The quality is really good, used it to fix a few tent poles that had less quality cord. I used the extra to add a stretch net to my backpack too. Added a picture of the batting cage which had the broken tent poles I fixed.

Scritto da: Glen

Fantastic so far

I replaced the cord on my paddleboard and my wife's kayak about a month or two ago. We go in the saltwater multiple times a week and the cords are still holding up really well.

Scritto da: PattyCO

Saved my tent

I have a Coleman 9' X 7' Highline tent. For those that don't know what that is, it's because I was using it before many of you were born. It's similar to the Sundome tent. I was using it for the last time because the shock cord in the poles had stretched soooo far that I could no longer put it together. Tried finding new poles to no avail. Then I found this. The Coleman tents use a 1/8" hole through their poles. This fit perfect. In the nine section poles (11') I stretched the cord about 3 ft longer to give tension. In the five section poles (6'), I stretched it an additional 1-1/2 ft. Now they are like new. The tent isn't destined for the garbage anymore and I now have another fully functional tent. Note: I tried to pull it through the sections with a coat hanger and different sized wire to no avail. Then I just fed it through the holes in the sections and it worked great.

Scritto da: Sam

Used to replace elastic in tent poles

Very nice that all my poles feel like brand new, but this rope was a little thicker than the original so it was a little bit difficult getting it in but maybe because it’s thicker it won’t wear out like the originals.

Scritto da: Jordan I Smith

Works great in MSR Hubba and similar lightweight tent poles

Bought this to replace original elastic cord in an MSR Hubba one-person tent which failed (went limp) after only two years. Compared to the original pole cordage, the Evans cordage seems a little stiffer and has stronger pull force, but it works fine and fits inside the poles no problem. I recommend making replacement cords a little bit longer than the originals to compensate for the extra force. Otherwise seems to be a great product, is easy to work with, and is fantastic value compared to MSR repair kit which costs 3X for hardly any cordage and seems to be out of stock everywhere.

Scritto da: SB

It worked for me.

I used this bungee shock cord to re-string tent poles. It seems the right product for this. Now we'll see how many years it lasts.

Scritto da: Andrew Draskoy

Good for tent poles

Used it to replace the cord in my MSR tent poles, which had deteriorated after only a few years.

Scritto da: John T Gilbert

Perfect!

Good quality. I used to replace old, stretched out shock cord and it matched OEM cord perfectly.

Scritto da: Amazon Customer

Fix MEC wanderer tent

Used this to replace the shock cord in an MEC tent. Worked perfectly. Check the MEC website for a very handy video by a user on how to get the cord through - after watching it took less than 15 minutes to complete.