Anyone used sea to summit stretch loc straps? Seem almost identical but about half the price, what's not to like?

I use FIXplus straps. I reckon they're all much the same.

What size you after?
I've recently bought a couple that i am now not going to use. the XL ones
https://backcountry.scot/product/voile- ... xl-series/

robbie wrote: ↑Mon May 10, 2021 5:25 pm What size you after?
I've recently bought a couple that i am now not going to use. the XL ones
https://backcountry.scot/product/voile- ... xl-series/

If he doesn't want them and you are at the WRT I'll take them please

ScotRoutes wrote: ↑Mon May 10, 2021 5:19 pm I use FIXplus straps. I reckon they're all much the same.

Yeah this was pretty much what I was thinking, nice to know I'm not alone.

robbie wrote: ↑Mon May 10, 2021 5:25 pm What size you after?
I've recently bought a couple that i am now not going to use. the XL ones
https://backcountry.scot/product/voile- ... xl-series/

Tks for the offer but I'm good.

I use a Mrs Grape strap for my downtube bottle when I have it on.

Wurz wrote: ↑Mon May 10, 2021 5:13 pm Anyone used sea to summit stretch loc straps? Seem almost identical but about half the price, what's not to like?

Length-for-length, those almost exactly the same price (and some of them are more expensive for the equivalent length) as Voile straps off of Bikemonger.

I have had a blue fixplus strap holding the air filter on my work lawnmower for the last year. Sun/rain/vibrations/heat/cold/petrol/wd40/tears of existential angst.
Still working fine.

A slice of inner tube held my 700ml water bottle in its down tube's bottle cage quite firmly over 90km of the South Downs Way yesterday. Not as versatile and easy to use as a proper strap, but free and still useful.