🎾 eHomeA2Z Ball Bungee 9 inch 25 Pack: Heavy Duty, Weather Resistant for Camping Tarp, Cargo, Tent Review

I keep a few of these in my cat cage and cats love rubbing their cheeks on balls. It works almost like "catnip" for cats. They never seem to get tired of rubbing balls. Should be good. Try it and you will be amazed.

I needed some of these for a tarpaulin on my dump trailer and they work great. They stretch very well and don't seem to deflate when stretched to their maximum length. If and when I need another set I will look for it again.

I bought various packs of oddly named elastic cords to attach my gazebo's fabric shade. The Florida sun wears everything out quickly, but they are really thicker than others I've bought. Time will tell, but the quality was noticeably higher from the start.

These bungee balls are great for attaching tarps, rain covers and tarpaulins to awnings and pop up covers for our RVs. It's so quick and easy, and you don't need little ropes and knots to attach everything to the stakes. I've even used them as anchor ties to hang my mini patio garlands hand to hand over the canopy for the holidays. They are very easy to use and very smart. We love it!

I used these to attach a tarpaulin to a car awning. A very good quality. I bought 2 different brands and these seem to be tougher. Although thicker, they don't stretch as much as the others. I've added a photo of them next to another brand of the same size. I haven't used them in a long time so I don't know how long they will last. I needed something weatherproof as the originals rotted in just four months.

I bought these for use on a boat to secure my docks to the rails while moving. This is probably not common boating practice, but my goodness, these things are incredibly comfortable! Need to set up a 200ft anchorage? No problem - I have a bungee ball for that. Do you need to tie the oars to the boat? Yes, I have. Need to tether a tiny Bluetooth speaker to little Caroline Skiff's steering wheel? Did that too. Generator cables in a bloody mess? No longer. Do you need to tie a flashlight to a pole