Softride SoftWraps, All Purpose Hook and Loop Tie

Being so tired of having mid-rise and even high-rise jeans slip down on the waist and having to constantly pull them up, I searched for a belt that would expand & contract with my ever-changing waistline - this one is perfect! I love the elastic, not cheesy, it's quality, sturdy elastic, and I love the low-profile buckle - nothing sticks out - if you have a t-shirt or knit shirt on and it fits snug, you can't even tell you have a belt on. I have told so many people about this belt! It's funny because the day I realized I needed to find this, a woman in the dog park said to me: "Don't you just hate it when you have to pull your jeans up all the time!". I concurred and then came home, searched Amazon and found this little gem.

Perfect for what they are

Such a simple product to make. The price is a little more than I think they should be considering how long hook and loop products have been on the market, approxmately 80 years. For the convenience of someone else making these I guess it's a good investment. These shoulld last for many years. They keep my 2 bikes nice and stable when attached to my Yakima rack. I put them everywhere I can, too many is not a problem.

These velcro wraps have saved the day more than once for me. I bought them to hold the front wheels on our bicycles secure when they're mounted on the bike rack behind the car. They're wonderful for that, and I also use one to secure my bike frame to the carrier. Mine is a women's frame with a Saris crossbar adapter. The seat's upright doesn't line up with the holder, so these wraps saved the bike swinging backwards and forwards into either my husband's bike, or the tailgate of my car. Plus, my bike bag hasn't arrived yet, so I use a wrap to secure a water bottle and my cell phone and wrist purse to my handlebars. It isn't ideal, but it held my items securely and within reach. I bought the red color to catch the attention of drivers following us down the road.

I originally bought a pack of SoftWraps to help stabilize my bikes on my camper's bike rack. They were fairly cheap, and I figured I'd give them a try. They work great for that and a multitude of other things around the campsite and at home. Tidying up extension cords, water hoses, you name it. I also found they work really good as a pant's leg wrap to keep my cuff out of the chainring. Since the SoftWrap is already right there when I rack y bike, it's a no-brainer. This is one of those items that seem like a no-brainer: low tech, nothing exciting. That's true, but things that usually make life better are low tech and nothing exciting.

We use these to keep the front tires of our bikes from rotating while on the hitch bike carrier. Work like a charm. Easy to put on and take off. I originally bought the shorter version and we had to put two together to fit our bikes. This length is perfect for our wider wheels. Although if you have a true fat tired bike you might have to combine two or get the linger version.

Multiple uses! The Softride wraps are strong enough to secure your bicycle tire to the frame and keep it from swinging while your bike is on a rear bike rack. It also securely holds your pant leg for cycling so your pant doesn't touch or get caught on the tire chain while pedaling.I recommend these for easy and multiple uses. I use them to secure tarps for camping and joining two together will double the circumference to wrap wider things! The color I bought were a nice blue.Cheers.

I was tired of putting my bike on my car rack and having the front tire rattle around. I tried using the leftover tie-downs but they kept untying on me.Now all I have to do is put one of these straps on and my front tire is secure. I have a Fuji Sportiff road bike and these strap fit. I have about 2-3 inches of Velcro holding it down and have not seen any sign that they will come undone. This was an inexpensive product that doing its job, and doing it well