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Rip-Tie Carabiner CableCarrier 1x6" (Black 2 Pack)

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Rip-Tie Carabiner CableCarrier 1x6" (Black 2 Pack)
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Rip-Tie CableCarrier Overview

The Rip-Tie Carabiner Style CableCarrier is made to carry extra cables easily. It attaches to a belt loop or tool belt for easy access to extra cables, power cords, speaker wire, microphone or lighting cables. It can also be used as a temporary hanger for cable runs during events, construction, or installations. The regular style carabiner is 3 1/8" with a 1" maximum opening.

This item is a pack of 2 regular style carabiner 1 x 6" Black CableCarriers.

Attaches to a belt loop or tool belt for easy access to extra cables: power cords, speaker, microphone or lighting cables.
It can also be used as a temporary hanger for cable runs during events, construction or installations.
Regular Style Carabiner;
  • Size: 31/8" (7.94 cm)
  • Max opening: 1.0" (2.54 cm)
  • Color: Matte Black
UPC: 733178800805

Rip-Tie CableCarrier Reviews

So far so good

By Manny
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2021-01-02

A great little thing to have on set. I use one of them on my C-stand to hold the slack of a longer XLR, and the other on my audio recorder belt to hold extra cable.

Clip them everywhere.

By Alex
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2019-12-07

Headphones, extra XLR cables... these are a sound mixer’s best friend when working from a bag. Keep all the extra cables neat, tidy, and attached to sound bag and harness. I have several of these floating around my kits, and wouldn’t leave home without them.

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Is that a velcro enclosure? And what is the width ...

Is that a velcro enclosure? And what is the width of the tie?
Asked by: Dan
Yes, it is a velcro and the width is defined as 1 inch.
Answered by: Bruno
Date published: 2020-11-25

question

Will these work to hang 35 lb sandbags to a tripod?
Asked by: Jason
No, Is not made for a hard work, just for the cable of the boom mic. No more.
Answered by: Antonio G.
Date published: 2025-02-10
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