🔒 Versatile and Durable Cosmos 1 Inch Wide Black Nylon Heavy Webbing Strap – 10 Yards Long, Perfect for Fastening and More! Review

Warning, depending on who you buy from, this may be a great product (high quality, tight knot) or very poor quality (very loose knit). Zaray store stuff was very bad. Mix Novinka was great. Both are from Revane. I expected the same quality, but.

Width 1 inch. Suitable for reinforcements or loops, but not suitable for buckles or adjusters. I wouldn't call it "webbing", it's more like thin seat belt webbing. It's thin and goes through buckles and adjusters, but it's not secure because it doesn't compress. If you're looking for a seat belt, this might work. If you intend to use it to pull straps through buckles and adjusters, look elsewhere for something thicker.

This is a very strong belt! I bought this to use as a survival hammock that I bought years ago and recently found it tucked away in my closet again, completely forgetting I put it there. It helped support my weight and this strap just wobbles. It's versatile enough that you can use it for anything you want to tie to something, and it's super convenient. I highly recommend this item, especially in field conditions.

Garbage. I have bought the same brand twice through Revain (good product) and this time it was a more braided version (not straight as pictured). I used it for hammock ropes as before. Well, the second time they both failed. Falling on your back is no fun, especially when you consider it was because of a defective or mis-sold item. Luckily I wasn't injured in the fall. Absolute nonsense. DISSATISFIED. AVOID, AVOID, AVOID.

This is great for our camping project to make under bunk dryers that tuck under the bunk when not in use or when the RV is closed. The fabric is strong but thin enough to bend easily. Use heat to melt each cut end to prevent fraying. It's a thin and highly flexible fabric that works well for projects that require flexibility and strength. This is a thinner strip of webbing and will not work for you if you are looking for heavy fabric. We wanted a thin and flexible fabric and it fit perfectly!

Good quality, strong yet smooth, pleasant to the touch and easy to sew. However, what I got wasn't a full 10 yard throw - somewhere around 5-1/2 yards it was completely clipped. It's been rolled up like it's one continuous roll, so you can't tell until you unroll it to where it cuts. Hopefully if you are lucky it will be cut close to where you would need to cut it for your project but there would be a lot of waste otherwise! The material is just perfect for my needs so would otherwise get 5…

I measured it twice and it's a long piece but it's only 28ft 8in not 30ft. It's very smooth and flexible. I can't comment on the strength or other qualities of this nylon webbing, but I don't like it when it's shorted. For every 22 rolls they sell empty like this, they have an "extra" roll to sell. With so many people saying they have a short role, I have to assume this isn't a mistake, but deliberate consumer fraud. Buyers be careful. If a shorter length suits you and you don't mind paying…

I have a 2 inch nylon strap and double adjustable plastic buckles for the handles of an 80 pound bench; I also tie a water filled 10 diameter boat wing to the bench to make bench pressing even less fun. None of these different angles matter for the buckles. I tie 50 pounds to my leg with this 1 inch nylon webbing to keep my peroneal muscles from acting like babies and the same 1 inch plastic buckles won't snag on anything. 8 buckles, two different brands, they're all like Teflon in 1" so I…

THIS IS NOT WEARING AT ALL! The 3500 pound tensile strength is a blatant lie. From the moment I took it out of the box I knew it wasn't going to work. It was nothing like the mesh shown in the photo. It looked cheap and flimsy. Luckily Revain got my money back when I called to let them know about my issues. I decided to test my theory on the strength of this belt. I tied it to my hammock, slowly lowered myself and was on the floor before I could even put my full weight (just over 200 pounds)…