Quality Nylon Rope 3/8 inch Black Polyester Bungee/Shock Cord - 100 Foot Spool | Marine Grade - High UV and Abrasion Resistance

I purchased 100 feet of 3/8 inch shock cord to replace my worn out rebounder trampoline bands. This was the best price, $45 for 100 feet is an amazing value, at least $15 cheaper than anything else I found for similar quality. In fact, similar comparable products were actually lesser quality and more expensive. This is serious bungee cord, that takes some strength to stretch. I think it's going to last a long long time and I would recommend it for any purpose. Unrelated I have a jump sport rebounder and I didn't want to pay $90 plus shipping to replace them. Using this quality nylon rope shock cord, I made thirty bands with each band 3 feet long, which meant that 100 feet was the perfect length. I sealed the cut ends with a lighter. This took 2-3 hours of work on my part. Turns out these cords are way stronger than what I had initially so the jump pad was stiffer than I liked (I'm under 150 pounds). I ended up keeping half the old bands on to get a softer bounce. If I were to do it again, I'd buy 1/4 inch thick cord. However, I have enough length on the spool such that I won't have to do this for maybe a decade.

I found that this cord is fairly strong but, not as much resistance as the marine cord. I will be going to the marine cord type. It is still adequate for tie downs, boating, etc.

I save my old bungee hooks and remake bungee cords that last much longer than the cheap crapping ones bought in the stores.

First, I can't now give a long term assessment as far as durability. Hopefully there is some mechanism that will allow me access and a reminder to comment after a couple of years. That said, the casing or exterior of this bungee cord is hands down the most abrasion-resistant covering I've ever seen or felt in such a product. It inspires confidence. It will be important to have/use a hot knife to efficiently cut it into my requisite lengths and to choose end fasteners worthy of the cord itself. I do not try to bolster Amazon, but I think that I found them also via Amazon. My initial impression is that such a durable covering may not be as extensile as a less durable, less thick one, something of a trade off, so one would need to trial the length necessary before cutting it off the spool.

Who knew you could order a roll of bungee!!!! Came in great for a prop I built. And can now attach carabiner to both ends and have a good oversized bungee