💪 Shock Cord Open-End Hooks by PARACORD PLANET - Heavy Duty Bungee/Shock Cord End Hook - Ideal for 3/16 Inch Cord & Custom Length Bungee Strap Creation Review

Attaches easily to the bungee cord. looks strong The only regret was that I thought I had ordered 10 packs but 4 packs surprised me as 50 cents more would have sufficed for 5 lines instead of 2.

Bought a set of 100 pieces. There were a total of 92 hooks/rings. Luckily for my project it only cost 80 but it would still be nice to get what I paid for. It seems strong enough and so far has worked well with store bought bungee cords.

Great job! My husband made elastic cords for the closet in our trailer and these ends fit perfectly. All he had to do was slide the end back into place and attach the other piece. He said they saved him a lot of time and trouble.

Hard to find in stores. They are perfect for the ends of paracord or bungee cords. It was hard to find open ones. I use them to replace broken ones to keep the tarp tight on my pop up trailer. As for durability, I don't know yet.

I ordered 1/4" paracord hooks which were also purchased from Paracord Planet. The label on the box says it is a 3/16 inch cable. Difficult but not impossible to attach a 1/4 inch cable. (Tip: melt the end first, insert into the hook, use needle nose pliers to pinch the teeth when putting on the retaining ring)

We live in a 5 wheel trailer and need to secure everything. I bought a large roll of elastic and a large bag of these hooks, wow they are easy to use. All I need is pliers and scissors to cut the cord. The hooks are very strong.

I bought these for 3/16" bungee but wanted to use them with 1/8" paracord as well. At first I thought no, the diameter of the hook hole is too big. For fun (whatever works :) I've tried simply folding the end of the cord, inserting a loop into the open end of the hook and bending. Voila! Suitable for smaller cables! Bought recently so not sure about durability. looks good, time will tell.

I made five tension cords out of this to hold curtains in place once they're open. Incredibly easy to make - cut a piece of string, melt the ends with a gas grill lighter, then slip a ring over the cut end and insert the string into the hook. Press the ring firmly against the hook (I used pliers between the hook and ring to get a tight connection) and voila - a custom made bungee with the right hook size and length for my needs.