🔒 Versatile 4inch & 6 inch 50PK Ball Bungee Canopy Cord in Black Color: Ideal for Securing Household and Automotive Items Review

By God, if you need a whole bunch of bungee balls, today's your lucky day. They won't run out anytime soon. even if! There's nothing that can't be protected with 50 bungee balls!

My husband wanted more of these for his garage. I can't vouch for their durability as they are a new brand to us, but there is a very handy tool to have on hand. I am sure he is very happy with it

I've used it to attach tarpaulins and extensions. I've pushed them hard and haven't broken them yet. They expand to twice their length. The large ball is easy to pick up with gloves.

They really come in handy in helping me do things beyond what they're normally used for. I use them to hold the door open when I'm working in my power chair. I use them to hang my grippers and my canes which I like a lot, I have all sizes, the best in the world

The goods are OK. However, I received half of the order and due to COVID there was no other way to resolve the issue other than canceling the order and trying to try again. However, when I canceled I did not have the original missing amount so the refund was incomplete. All in all, I paid double the price for 3/4 of the product.

We use them to protect all of our cabinets in California from possible earthquakes and they look great with our remodeled kitchen and pantry cabinets. We gave some to family members to protect their closets and cages as well. Two sizes are perfect for smaller lids and large lids with a handle.

We bought these for our small indoor trampoline. They immediately broke so badly that they can no longer be repaired. Maybe they aren't made for that, but I just assumed they would be a bit stronger. We even doubled them and they still break. The place where they break is not the elastic part itself, but the exit of the clamp inside the ball. I have an outdoor pole tent that uses this type of bungee to attach the tarp to the poles. They will probably perform better when there isn't a constant…