HawkSportman's Rubber Wire Durable Easy to Use Reusable 25' Long Rust-Free Coated Wire for Hunting, Fishing, Camping 40 LBS Weight Capacity

This works great for hanging quiver backpack climbing stick or anything else.

Just buy it, it's more useful than you can think of

Used to secure bikes while traveling, easy to snip, hard to break, held everything very well

This product is not quite as stiff as the Gear Ties product, but you don’t always need that. It is nice that you can cut this to your own desired length. Plus you get a many more feet to work with at a fraction of the cost. There are times I will use the competing product. Suggestion for the manufacture add neon yellow and orange to the existing black and dark green options, not every is going to be in the woods and be camouflaged.

I used this when I was sewing face masks. I just clipped it to the right length, then used needle-nosed pliers to pull the wire out just slightly to snip it off, then used a nail to push it back inside the rubber so the wire was just slightly shorter than the rubber coating. This keeps it from poking through the material. It washes perfectly and was easy to sew in place. It molds very easily to the shape you need and doesn't feel flimsy.I had a lot left over so I used it in the garden to shore up some plants as well. So overall a great product at a good price.

We have this at the house, in our vehicles and definitely camping. This has saved us many times camping. We actually tied the sewer hose compartment shut with this, after losing our hose SOMEWHERE on the highway. Bought another one and lost it too. Now we tie the cap on both ends and no more lost hoses. This is so versatile. I hang lanterns at camp, fixed a tent issue and used as a temp fix on an awning. Can't really go anywhere without this stuff.

Used this wire to make masks. Stitched it into the mask so it was placed over the nose. Soft enough to be comfortable, strong enough to hold its shape. Much cheaper in price than the green wire also being sold.

The wire inside the rubber was thin steel wire. I expected thick aluminum alloy wire. The difference is how easily the rubberized coating comes of the wire when stressed. Ultimately, this cable works well for what most people intend to use it for, I was just disappointed that it was a very thick rubber shell, and a thin(still strong) steel wire.