Zionsville, PA… The Better Bungee™ is excited to launch the most durable, top-of-the-line tie downs to fit every application; cargo control, ATV, Camping / Outdoor adventures, Motor Cycles, Boating, water sports, to mention a few. The Better Bungee™ products are made to withstand extreme temperatures and weather conditions, are resistant to oil, diesel fuel, salt water and most household chemicals. Made in the USA of a new high tech material; that will not crack, break or become brittle and is virtually weightless, allowing The Better Bungee to safely stretch twice its original length but still retain its stretch.

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These colorful cords are made of a UV-, crack-, and chemical-resistant polyurethane that stretches to twice its length. Choose from a variety of hooks.

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The Better Bungee is excited to launch the most durable, top-of-the-line tie downs to fit every application. The Better Bungee products are made to withstand extreme temperatures and weather conditions, and are resistant to oil, diesel fuel, salt water and most household chemicals. Made in the USA of a new high tech material that will not crack, break or become brittle and is virtually weightless, the Better Bungee is able to safely stretch to twice its original length but still retain its stretch. Available on Amazon.com, Gemplers.com, Imperial Supply and Grainger.com, the company offers a variety of straps, cords, ropes, lengths, colors and accessories…

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Greater security for Greater extremes of weather, The Better Bungee will gladly withstand a punishing from all manner of chemicals, oils and fuels too. Crafted in the USA in a design — and color — to suit every need, durability is further enforced by nylon end hooks which are molded into the cord so wherever your adventure takes you, go there with peace of mind.

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Made to withstand extreme temperatures and weather conditions, they are resistant to oil, diesel fuel, salt water and most household chemicals. Made in the USA of a new high tech material; that will not crack, break or become brittle and is virtually weightless, allowing it to safely stretch twice its original length but still retain its stretch. The variety of straps, cords, ropes, lengths, colors and accessories make this product one of a kind.

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That red one in the middle looks like just a normal bungee cord, doesn’t it? But nope! That’s certainly a bungee cord that is better than ‘normal.’ For starters it will withstand extreme temperatures, ranging from -60 degrees (let’s hope you never have to be in that) to 200 degrees, F. It is resistant to oils, diesel fuel, SALT WATER (hurrah!) and most household chemicals too. We haven’t had ours long enough to know if it’s true or not, but it also promises not to break, crack or become brittle. Double hurrah because a lot of times these are stored outside!

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Made in the USA of a proprietary material and heavy duty ends these bungees are safer, stronger and better than other products. Regular bungee cord products are either made of shock cord or rubber and have cheap hook ends. The Better Bungee has designed an over molded process which incorporates nylon hook ends for non marring applications or super strong galvanized hook ends and stainless hook ends into their material creating a Better Bungee product in many sizes, shapes and colors for any use…

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It makes no difference if you need to attach tent poles for camping, attaching a lunch box to a motorcycle, securing a tackle box to your boat, or many other applications. The problem has always been dependability and durability. Many bungee cords start out doing a decent job, but they never tend to last very long. It seems like the inside rubber strands break, and that is always detrimental to the contents they were securing…

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