IIT Camo Bungee Cord 1/2”x24”

Name: IIT Camo Bungee Cord 1/2”x24”
SKU: 222481
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$2.84

SKU: 222481 Categories: Hardware, Tarps & Straps, Tie Down Straps

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This IIT Camo Bungee Cord 1/2”x24” is the dependable workhorse you grab when you need to secure gear quickly and firmly. The 1/2 inch diameter makes it a heavy-duty cord, giving you great tension and holding power that a thinner cord just can’t match. It’s built with a strong rubber core wrapped in a durable, stretchy nylon jacket featuring a camouflage pattern that’s great for blending in with hunting gear or tactical equipment. The hooks are steel, often coated to resist rust and prevent scratching your cargo. This bungee is essential for securing items in truck beds, tying down tarps, or bundling equipment on the back forty.

Key Features of IIT Camo Bungee Cord

Heavy-duty 1/2 inch thickness delivers strong tension and recoil

Features a camouflage nylon jacket for outdoor and hunting applications

24 inches relaxed length is perfect for general-purpose tie-downs

Hooks are built from steel wire for a secure, long-lasting grip

Ideal for securing lids, cargo, and equipment in place during transport

Nylon webbing resists abrasion and holds up against UV rays

Essential tool for camping, farming, and general utility work

Quick and easy way to bundle poles, lumber, or gardening tools

Additional Information

Brand: IIT

Product Type: Bungee Cord

Model:

Product Use: Cargo and Equipment Tie-Down

Size:

Material: Natural Rubber Core, Nylon Jacket, Steel Hooks

Height:

Length: 24 inch

Width: 1/2 inch

Always make sure you stretch a bungee cord no more than 50% of its relaxed length. Over-stretching this 24 inches cord past 36 inches will drastically reduce its lifespan and significantly increase the risk of the hook failing and snapping back, which is dangerous. For jobs that require longer reach or stronger hold, it’s always better to link two bungees together or step up to a longer cord rather than straining one to its limit.