Voile Ski Straps 9 Through 24 inches

These things are so useful - use them with your skis, mountain bike, keep one in the car, etc. Right now i'm using them to strap an extra tire tube to the frame of my mountain bike - works like a charm.

Great multi tool.. i primarily use it strap tubes on my mountain bike and works great! Strongly recomended

You can use these things for anything! Super strong and durable. A must have!

Got a much of different sizes and colors. Does the job and no worries about coming loose.
Uses for kayaks - bikes - backpacks - sailboat

As others have mentioned, these straps are super versatile. There's a million ways to use these things other than just for skis. The durability is outstanding and I haven't had any issues with them. Buy a couple, you'll thank yourself later.

Great for keeping your skis together when you are traveling.

These straps are a must have for any backcountry skier. Last week on a trip to Canada one of the tail straps ripped off one of my skins. Behold the trusty Voile strap. I just wrapped around the ski and over the tail of the skin and I didn't miss a single lap. For those not inclined to backcountry ski, they will hold pump or spare tube to any bicycle frame.

Because it's hard to have too many Voile straps.

When you need to attach/hold something together, these sure do come in handy. A must-have for all ski touring packs.

These straps are super versatile and useful. Some things I use them for are strapping my splitboard together when bootpacking, attaching a spare tube to my mountain bike, adding traction to my skins for touring, and the list goes on.

These things are great because they're super strong, so they can cinch things down very well. The one thing I actually don't use them for is keeping my skis together, but some of my friends use them for that and it does seem to keep them nice and organized in the car, on the pack, etc.. I would definitely recommending having a few of these in various sizes on hand for miscellaneous utility though, and heck throw some on your skis if you're into that kinda thing. I primarily use them to strap items to my bike frame to fit in with the enduro crowd, and they are very effective for that. One holds my tube and C02 on there, and if it's chilly in the morning I put a second in my pocket and use it to strap my jacket to my bike once I'm done with that. I love that they are a nice soft rubber, so as long as you don't get dirt in between them and your bike frame they won't do any harm and they also do not slide around. Also keep the metal clasp off your frame of course... then you are good to go.

I use these primarily to lash my skis to a rack set up on my Ski Doo XP. These are a huge improvement from using standard utility straps with a cam buckle. They do no freeze up like those styles of straps and are much easier to cinch down with gloves on. Overall a great piece of gear for the backcountry skier.

Every outdoorsman should have at least a few of these incredibly versatile straps in their gear bags. They have more uses than duct tape, and they're stronger too!

I bought these to eliminate movement on my bike rack and for random tasks around the house and camping. They are so versatile that I keep finding new jobs them. I bought 2 of the 24" variety.

I've strapped a lot of things, and these straps are great! I use them for skis, lawnmowers, wood bundles, and plenty more things. Buy these if you need to strap anything !

Binding breaks, use these. Pole breaks, use these. So versatile it's ridiculous.

Whether you're camping or touring, these always come in handy.

These little guys are a lifesaver - totally worth picking up a couple and stashing them where you'll need them.

You can never have to may straps for back country touring. These straps are life savers.

Up there with buffs and tenacious tape as one of the singular most useful items you can carry, keep your skis together or your buddy's arm.