Loop it. Stretch it. The coil stays put. WestNet black elastic cable ties are the soft fabric loops you keep in the bench drawer for USB, HDMI, XLR, IEC, and the mess behind the monitor. They also work in hair: ponytail, bun, or a wrap around a braid, with no metal clasp to snag. No zip-tie cutter. No pinched jacket. Pull one off the stack, wrap the coil or the hair, and the elastic holds.

Three stacks of matte-black fabric-covered loops, the kind that feel like a hair elastic and work like a cable tie. They stretch around a fat power brick or a skinny headphone lead, then snap back instead of digging a crease into the insulation. Same loop in a ponytail. Reuse them until the elastic is tired. That is the whole product.

Why these stay on the bench (and in the bag)

• Soft on the cable, soft in the hair. Fabric-covered elastic, no nylon ratchet, no sharp tail, no metal piece.


• Reusable. On and off all day. Wrap a coil for the gig bag, unwrap it on the stand. Same loop for a ponytail between sets.


• One size that actually stretches. About 2 in / 5 cm loops at rest. They open for a fat bundle and still grip a USB-C lead or a bun.


• Black, three stacks. The pack as photographed. Enough to dress a desk, a rack, a camera bag, and a bathroom drawer.


• Made in USA elastic loops, registered WestNet UPC-A 731985457182.

On the desk, in the hair

Pinch a loop off the stack. The fabric is dry and a little grippy. Wrap the coiled HDMI, twist once, and the elastic seats with a quiet snap. The coil sits round instead of exploding into spaghetti. Twist one around a ponytail the same way: stretch, wrap, done. When you need the cable, the loop comes off with two fingers. Drop it back on the stack. That is the routine.

Specifications

In the pack

• One bulk pack of black WestNet elastic cable ties (three stacks). Same loops for cables and for hair.

Use it

1. Coil the cable in your hand so it lies in even loops, or gather the hair.


2. Stretch one elastic around the coil or the ponytail. Twist once if the bundle is skinny.


3. To use the cable (or let the hair down), pull the loop off and drop it back on the stack.

Notes

Not a load-rated strap. Do not hang gear, lift, or tow with these. Keep them away from heat, oil, and sharp edges. Replace a loop if the elastic is cracked or will not spring back. Small parts: keep the pack away from children under 3 years.

Ships from Abdou Express in Calgary. Buy it here - UPC 731985457182
WestNet N.A. - upc@westnet.ca - 403-774-7470