I also got a couple of rolls of Extreme Tape, but haven't put them to use yet. I've used this type of grippy wrap under turks head knots in the past, to keep the knots from sliding off of smooth bodied flashlights
The cord ends can provide added grip to open/close zippers when wearing gloves, and are available in a variety of colors and even a glow-in-the-dark version.
They can be used to identify the contents of your bag/pack/pouch, perhaps using the glow-in-the-dark version on a zippered pouch/compartment for flashlights, orange for pocket knives, green for tools, etc... Just tell a friend, family member, or stranger to look for the 'red' cord end zippered pouch to quickly find the first aid kit if needed, etc...

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Those look really cool. Very handy pieces of kit there and I like the GITD feature. And I gotta say that you are getting pretty good with the photography SD - nice pics!
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I use it for my Camelbak hose.
Very cool. I love your stuff and I use your ideas all the time. Thanks and keep up the great work.
Hacker's tip: don't have wooden beads? A Bic® Stick pen's inner diameter allows 2 strands of 550 through. Tie your Turk's head on the pen then cut off a small section at then end.
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