🔒 Shapenty Plastic Toggle Spring Loaded Elastic Drawstring Cord Locks, Round Ball Shape, Luggage Lanyard Stopper, Sliding Fastener Buttons, Black, 25PCS Review

This would be a great product if it weren't so small. It's almost impossible to thread a cord through it, let alone two (pronounced purpose of the product). I've also tried using it on the 1/4 inch straps on some homemade face masks and there was no way either of them would fit both better. It looks like a great product but buy more or you won't be able to use it.

Exactly what I was looking for. I make masks but ear loops are difficult to make because everyone is a different size. I use them on a strap behind my neck and the two elastic pieces fit the hole perfectly. I used a round white elastic and a flat black elastic. The flat elastic is snug even though I use a yarn needle to put it on, but once it's in it works great.

I'm Eeyore - I love boxes, bags and things to put things in. So, see this for a reasonable price, over Prime, with containers? Sale! They arrived in good condition. I had 4 cassette holder sized bins (see) and each had 25 switches. One in 100 fell apart; I was afraid it was broken but it was reassembled and is now fully functional. This is a better ratio than some of the previous ones I've bought from another manufacturer so I'll probably stick with this brand in the future.

I bought a set of these toggle buttons to see if they would work in an art kit I was making for the kids in our church's VBS. I had to thread through two strands of paracord 325, that worked great and I was very satisfied, so after 2 weeks I ordered another bag to complete the project. The second pack didn't work at all! The hole in these gags is slightly smaller than the original. Two strands of 325 paracord did not go through the clasp. Then I bought 95 paracord. Although this paracord is…

There is a large sports store that makes clothes with a strong drawstring at the waist of pants. It's hard to describe. Instead of separate pieces that come together to tie at the front, it's one continuous piece of elastic that can't be fastened. You can tighten it, but it will not bind. How do they expect you to actually use it? I can't figure it out, but most of their stuff doesn't adjust the waist at all, so I've been trying to work with that. I use a safety pin to grab the elastic and…