🔒 Secure Your SUP with Airhead Suction Cup Tie Downs - 2 Pack Review

I needed a pair of bindings for my rowing board and they work great. The suction is strong and it sticks to the board. I use them on a rigid fiberglass board. I didn't want to glue the strings so they are perfect

I need to put things in the interior of my SUV. but I don't want a permanent mount. The car lost the glass and these suction cups are working GREAT - month after month and they haven't lost suction yet. Well made, durable, easy to move around and pretty solid. AIRHEADS work great. As I mainly use them on glass you might think that this is the only use. They will stick to any smooth/clean surface and will not peel off. They work really well!

I bought these to mount a detachable tent on the roof of my van. They work great but they have a clear plastic suction cup - I suppose this should be kept clean and protected before use. It was hard to tell there was plastic in there. I don't really like reading instructions so I could probably just read through to undress. Many reviews have said they don't work and I assume this is because the plastic liner was left in place.

The lock does not make it stronger. I have a rod holder for my car, it's basically a seat belt with velcro to hold the rod, the suction cup can't even hold 6 rods without losing suction. Replaced with the Stanley version and they are MUCH better! Yes, I put it on regular glass without tint film and stickers on the glass. Yes, I cleaned the glass surface and removed the plastic wrap from the suction cup. You don't keep the suction power with a light weight!

Ignore the random rain rack configuration :) (I shot rain and drainage) I wanted to mount the rain cover on the roof of my van - where I don't have a roof rack on the roof . I bought 4 packs. After trying them in dry weather, they stuck very well and felt strong and secure. I wasn't sure how long they would last once it got wet. Spring. I should have found out last weekend. The suction cups stayed attached through the night's storm and performed as I had hoped. :) Actually I needed two more so…

I was initially skeptical about this type of suction cup and reading most of the reviews, Revain had such a great return policy I thought I'd give it a try. These are some of the best suction cups I've come across in years. I was trying to figure out the best way to test them and came up with the idea (see image) which is my fully loaded EDC/Range/work bag. In this configuration, it weighs 22 pounds. The bag is a Hazard 4 Plan B sling. When this picture was taken, the bag had been hanging on…

I bought these to hang my eBags laptop bag under my desk. The desktop is laminated all around with a very smooth finish, and the case (including contents) weighs a whopping 5 pounds 6 ounces. I used two cups oriented so the strap mounts face each other and positioned so the straps make a 30 degree angle with the underside of the table; two clips were connected by a carabiner. I removed the plastic wrap from both cups. I wiped down the surface and cups with 91% isopropyl alcohol. I tried them…

4 instead of 5 because of a few things. First, they were a little smaller than I thought. They were correctly described, but I "bite" because of the small carabiners in the photo. They're actually tiny, but the suction cups look bigger. Second, for my purpose (to hold a lightweight tent on a fiberglass camper), they don't work as intended. The problem is that with them on the RV roof, the airflow hits the suction cups from the side and not from above. Ultimate strength (and ability not to…