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The ReallyRecycle Mini Shock Cord Hooks are an essential tool for outdoor enthusiasts, campers, and DIYers who need a reliable, knot-free way to manage tensioning lines. Designed specifically for shock cords between 3mm and 5mm, these hooks provide a quick-clip solution for securing tents, tarps, and gear bundles, though they are limited to lightweight cordage and may not suit heavy-duty structural load-bearing applications.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 1379047 |
| Brand | ReallyRecycle |
These are designed for shock cord (bungee), which has an elastic core. While they might fit standard paracord, they are optimized for the grip required by elasticated cordage.
They are built for general outdoor conditions and are resistant to moisture and wear, though prolonged direct sun exposure over many years can degrade plastics.
These are designed for light-duty tensioning of tarps and tent lines. They should not be used for critical safety tasks or heavy-duty load-bearing.
Simply unclip the hook from the anchor point and slide the cord out of the attachment channel.
No, they are constructed from durable, non-corrosive materials suitable for wet environments.
No, the hooks are designed to hold the cord via friction and tension, removing the need for knots.
Ensure the cord diameter is at least 3mm; if it is too thin, the hook will not grip effectively.
Check that the anchor point, such as a tent grommet, is not thicker than the hook opening.
Adjust the initial length of the cord before hooking; these clips are for final tensioning, not for taking up large amounts of slack.
To set up, simply thread your shock cord through the primary attachment point and secure it, then use the hook end to grab your anchor point. Ensure your cord is within the 3mm-5mm diameter range to prevent slipping or excessive tension failure. For care, rinse the hooks with fresh water if they have been exposed to salt spray or mud. Store them in a dry, ventilated pouch when not in use to maintain the plastic's material strength. Avoid over-stretching the shock cord while the hook is attached, as this can apply point-pressure that exceeds the hook's design specifications.
