Coolclasp and its million and one uses
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Coolclasp is the ultimate outdoor accessory with infinite applications : Cycling,Backpacking, Hiking, Skiing, Snowboarding , DIY, Fishing, Walking, Trekking, Surfing, Travelling , Diving, Shopping, Painting, Running , Camping , Building, Windsurfing , Sailing, Climbing and others
Cycling: Hang your bike in those small hallways and outside, you can hang a bike from a single nail. Carry your bike - with all those bits, it can be hard to carry a bike in pieces - clip them all together, and sling it over your shoulder. Stack items using multiple coolclasps.
TIP: Don't hang your bike tyres up for long - they tend to warp and this can cause serious damage. Hanging tyres is only a temporary measure. But when they're filthy and you need to move them, coolclasps save your clothes from all that mud.
Backpacking: When backpack straps break, coolclasps are near to hand. Use a coolclasp to hold your bedroll together easily. Coolclasps make superb extra clips on the outside of your backpack. Suspend your backpack from above your bed in a hostel. (not above your head, silly).
Hiking: When you're out of space in your pack, attach a coolclasp to a bag to sling it on your backpack. Hang your smelly shoes up safely - Coolclasps don't absorb odours.
Skiing: Hang your skis up easily with a coolclasp when you're walking back in the snow, wrap your clasp around the skis, click into position, and carry them over your shoulder using the strap.
Snowboarding: Hang your snowboard up using one or two coolclasps. Hanging it up sideways using the front binding gives plenty of space for it to dry. A coolclasp makes a most convenient short term fix for a broken or misplaced leash.
DIY: Hanging tools up goes without saying, but coolclasps also make a convenient way to attach them to yourself when working. You can also hang tools from convenient places and the clip allows you to move them quickly and easily. Multiple coolclasps can store cables and wires separately and easily. Heavy items can be hung up easily.
Fishing: Hold your bait and tackle box shut with an adjustable coolclasp.
Walking: Hang your smelly shoes out of reach. Here's a great waterproof way of holding your waterproof maps. Attach your phone to the coolclasp. DONT PUT IT AROUND YOUR NECK. You'll need a lanyard for this.
Trekking: When you're out of space in your pack, attach a coolclasp to a bag to sling it on your backpack. Hold badges and important documents in a waterproof case - attach it somewhere safe with your coolclasp.
Surfing: Hanging up your surfboard - use two coolclasps if necessary, or even better one long one, and you can hang your board up on a single nail. Coolclasps are a non-rusting way to hang up your wetsuit - if you want to avoid stretching, get a plastic hanger and string your clasp through it. Have some fun - stack a number of boards, one from the other, using multiple coolclasps.
Travelling: Use a coolclasp to attach a bag to your waist. Use two coolclasps as a belt or to hold a sarong in place. In africa you'll fit right in. Use two coolclasps to attach a hammock to things. ease into it carefully - they are not THAT strong :-) Attach a laptop to your carrycase - many suitcases are easy to pull but have no facility to attach a laptop bag. Many people end up pulling the bag with one finger on the laptop handle - or even worse, just resting it on the bag. THIS IS THE IDEA THAT BROUGHT US THE COOLCLASP IN THE FIRST PLACE. Want to collect badges or pins ? Here is a place to store them without destroying your bags. Anything that goes in a pouch or wallet, including money, cards, credit cards, rings, keys, sunglasses, glasses, valuables, perfume atomiser, compass (walking) , watch (nursing), pen(s), pen knife, ski pass, you name it...
Diving: Apart from the obvious holding and storing and hanging up stuff, you'll notice that coolclasps are ideal for quickly clipping something onto your belt or side and you can unclip at 20 metres with ease. If you are carrying a bag or extra equipment, carry a coolclasp too. I once "rescued" a metal box from 15 metres in cape town with a coolclasp, avoiding sharp edges but clearing out rubbish. go coolclasp! Superb method of attaching an underwater camera to you - use two coolclasps, one on the camera, with a tight loop, and another on your belt. Insert hand into loop, unclip and use - then reclip and remove your hand. Underwater cameras can sink or rise - either way they're a pain to chase.
Shopping: Use a coolclasp to carry your shopping bags - those plastic edges no longer make your hands ache. Larger items, or things that need two hands, can often be secured with coolclasps. One person we know simply uses a coolclasp with one bag on each end of the loop, slung over a shoulder.
Painting: Ideal for hanging paint pots from ladders or simply securing them conveniently. When you're up high, a coolclasp also makes a useful handhold when that ladder gets shaky. Use with case, of course, as a sharp grab could break the clip. But for pots and gentle re-balancing they are perfect.
Running: Shoes are always the problem, but Coolclasps also make convenient ways to carry things with you - clip a coolclasp and sling it over a shoulder. Also, if you have warm tops and other gear, you call roll it all together and store it somewhere safe or carry it with one clasp - no need for a bag.
Camping: There are so many options its just ridiculous.
Building: Coolclasps make excellent keyrings for robust use. Rolling up a plan or important document and using an adjustable coolclasp. Once adjusted, carrying it by the long end will tighten and it will be safe...
Windsurfing: Short-term - and I mean short term - mast replacement clip a flag to the top of your mast. like in sailing below, great for storing sails and masts.
Sailing: fantastic for storing sails in the rafters, clipped in place. Larger sails need a number of clasps, but this is really useful. Also long items - spare poles, buoys, etc, all clip up easily with clasps. Every yacht should have ten !!!
Climbing and others: Storing rope and other items easily, but with full access - just clip open the coolclasp and use it. Tuck the coolclasp into a belt or tighten another coolclasp around a few as a base. Keys, ID badges, Whistles for lifeguards or referees, security tags, Train Passes, Credit Cards, anything that will hook on.Show passes and roadie passes lunge rein, belt, ski carrier, guitar strap, dog lead, halter.
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