ROK Straps!!! I'll never Bungie again!

[mcooperstein]

My brother DSKYZD (aka Brian) recommended ROK Straps when he saw my poorly bungied camping gear last time we all met up. I bought some of these and have to say, they are fantastic! They're so easy to use, I can strap my SealLine Baja Bag on and off in seconds. I love them!!! Thanks Brian!!!

Mark


while we're at it..here's a picture of the SealLine Baja Bag

[MikeCam]

That's not how 'well packed and rolled' yours looked at Seneca!

[DSKYZD]

Seneca was practice, he's got it down now. I watched him on Saturday.

[mnnden]

I agree with the "Dry bags" and straps, There are alot of good straps as well as dry bags, such as "sealine, seattle sports, pacific outdoor, and many others, one of my favorites is this "Sealine" wide mouth

As for straps the ROX straps are great, but I got a good deal on some
"Helen two wheels"

I also picke-up one of these a while back,
http://www.blackstoneoutdoorgear.com/index.htm
If you have ever been wet, you will want one, Den

[mcooperstein]

Thanks Den. That sleeping bag bag looks great..


Mark

[bikermeow]

Where's the best place to order ROK straps? My Singapore dealer stopped bringing them in ... sigh!!!!

Cheers

Cat

[duckdave]

I'll have to try ROK straps.

Coming from a canoeing background, I have a wide assortment of canoe tie-down straps from National River Supply, NRS, available in 1, 2, 3, 4, 6, 9, 12, 15 and 20 foot lengths. I find them very handy for strapping things everywhere, but especially to my motorcycle and roof.

But one of my favorite places for straps is Andys Strapz. Andy has a wide variety of straps, and also bagz. I have a tank bag and a seat bag from him and I really like both.

[wncbmw]

Rok Straps are hands down the best I have ever used! I recommend the ones with the loops that can be attached to the frame. Although the ones with hooks are coated so as not to scratch the frame, they require a proper angle and point of location to function. The looped ones work anywhere on the frame or bag mounts. I used them to secure my Helen Two Wheels bag and now my Orlieb waterproof duffle.

Rok Straps can be ordered online from Aerostich Riderwarehouse.

[DSKYZD]

Specifically the adjustable ones are most useful.

Item #9090 on this page:

http://www.aerostich.com/catalog/US/ROK ... 16421.html

I also have a set of the smaller width "pack straps" that I picked up for $9 at the IMS show in Atlanta. Handier for smaller bundles.