ADV Sushi
THESE ARE AS HANDY AS ZIP TIES AND DUCT TAPE
ADV Sushi is a webbing reinforced velcro strap with integrated daisy loops. This is one of those products that you will use frequently if you have them with you.
A single strap was load tested at 200 pounds before it let go and a single strap held 50 pounds overnight with no issues.
Use this kit to build your custom solutions such as:
Construct a fuel bottle holster.
Use them to keep a spare tube folded neatly.
Roll your rain gear and use them to keep it rolled.
Hold your front brake while you fix a flat tire.
We had a customer hold his boot sole on for a hike!
Use them to attach your bags to your Uprising Soft Rack .
The possibilities are truly endless.
THIS KIT INCLUDES:
(4) 17.5″ reinforced velcro straps.
NOTE: Fuel bottle NOT included
As always, every product comes with our Hardcore Warranty and Raving Fan Guarantee
Compatibility
Additional Information Brand Green Chile Adventure Gear Color Black , Blue , Green , Orange , Red , Yellow Condition New
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Steve T. (verified owner) –
These are great….I keep finding new uses for them.
Michael Clark (verified owner) –
Great for locking my brake on the trailer or repairing the bike on the trail