I'm looking for elastic cord to hold notebooks in a Midori cover. How would the 1/8" be?
68469
they have excellent cordage and shock cord, should work fine for the application
68470
Very good for that. Not recommended for heavy items but something like that-great
161288
3/8 should work fine, if you want more piece of mind, use the 1/2 cord. I am amazed at the strength of the 3/8 red cord.
682212
I have not tried this, but I doubt it. Most 1/8" plugs need to be fully inserted, so unless your case is micro-thin, it might keep it out too far, or cause it to slip in and out.
403206
No I don't, but I use a lot of bungie cords, different sizes from 3/16, 3/8, & 7/16, and all of them are strong, never broke any! I'm assuming 1/2 inch would pull a car if you needed to? I'm sure it will meet your need. I used 3/8 & 7/16 to hold a tarp down on the top of a 10 X 20 building and they lasted over 6 months. Ken Hockin Alvin, Texas
1139324
It would fit. I doesn't work well for thick cords like a power cords. We had to file the opening to get it to fit.
1153935
Wish I knew. I just found your post because I'm looking for the same thing. I probably have a dozen 1/8" mini plug cords at home and not a single one is skinny enough to fit into the headphones' housing.
47991
I believe that the 3/8 is usually the buckle size used. There is a size difference in 550 & 450 paracord!!
753853
nope, you need a midori pen holder for that, still you can put your pen inside the notebook, no problem there
1423258
Probably not the 1 inch notepad. Fits 8-1/2 x 11-3/4 Inches pad 50 pages per pad. Hope it helps.
2146579
I believe 1/8th inch is the actual measurement. It works with a small jack like I have for all my cellphones, ipod, ipad, etc. Totally standard size.
753861
Only if you have the Midori Traveler's notebook Pen holder which comes in different sizes to accommodate pencil/pen girth.
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It has a pretty strong spring so it will go down to a small size. My max size is 1/8 for shock cord. When you melt / char the end of the chord to prevent it's unraveling, the melted end will barely pass through the lock, so I would say 1/8 is about max. I tried a heat shrinkable cap on the end, but it would not pass through the lock. I have used the locks on regular elastic shoe laces before I bought the shock cord. Even when the elastic inside the shoe lace had broken, and just the braided outer cover was all that was holding, the lock still held and prevented the lace from slipping. These are the strongest springs in this type of cord lock I have encountered. It has a pretty strong spring so it will go down to a small size. My max size is 1/8 for shock cord. When you melt / char the end of the chord to prevent it's unraveling, the melted end will barely pass through the lock, so I would say 1/8 is about max. I tried a heat shrinkable cap on the end, but it would not pass through the lock. I have used the locks on regular elastic shoe laces before I bought the shock cord. Even when the elastic inside the shoe lace had broken, and just the braided outer cover was all that was holding, the lock still held and prevented the lace from slipping. These... » Read More It has a pretty strong spring so it will go down to a small size. My max size is 1/8 for shock cord. When you melt / char the end of the chord to prevent it's unraveling, the melted end will barely pass through the lock, so I would say 1/8 is about max. I tried a heat shrinkable cap on the end, but it would not pass through the lock. I have used the locks on regular elastic shoe laces before I bought the shock cord. Even when the elastic inside the shoe lace had broken, and just the braided outer cover was all that was holding, the lock still held and prevented the lace from slipping. These are the strongest springs in this type of cord lock I have encountered. « Show Less
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I believe it is for holding papers but I cannot be sure. In any case, I don't use the thin elastic strap. I do, however, use the thick one as you described with my hand to prevent dropping my tablet while using it one handed.
315476
The inside is 1/4" x 3/4". So if your cords are thin enough to fit into those dimensions, then you're good.
314792
For a thick round cord, that would be too small. You would need the size above that like maybe 3/8" You need to see what the diameter of your cord is, which probably is about 3/8".
1507067
It will depend on how thick the cords are and how tightly you wrap them. The wraps are only 8 inches long, so if you're trying to go around something bigger, it will be tough. For me, if I can wrap my middle finger and my thumb around it and touch, I can use this wrap. Hope that helps!
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The cords are tight elastic, with metal tips for insertion. The holders are clear and flexible plastic, possibly polyvinyl chloride. I still have mine from 2011, and it has not changed.