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Ellipse Toggles Replacement Cord Locks
Gear Aid
Ellipse Toggles Replacement Cord Locks
$3.95
Description

  Tighten and Secure Cords up to 4mm

  When cord locks snap, gear goes loose. Use Ellipse Toggles by Gear Aid to replace broken cord locks on cord up to 3/16” (4mm). Great for use on jackets, sleeping bags, shoes and more, Ellipse Toggles allow you to tighten and secure cords without the need for knots. Fasten and tension clothing and equipment quickly with Ellipse Toggles by Gear Aid.

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Description
Brand Name:
Gear Aid
Size:
2 Pack
Color:
Black
Mfg Sku/Part Number:
80300
UPC:
021563803006
Other Features:
Replacement toggles
Ideal for use as a cord lock
No sew replacement
Fits up to 3/16" cord
Great for tightening strings on jackets, sleeping bags and more
Includes two ellipse toggles replacement cord locks
Manufactured from high-quality materials
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