Ball Bungee

Ball bungees are fairly simple pieces of equipment when you think about it, but that doesn’t mean they don’t have an impressive list of diverse uses.  If you’re not familiar with what we’re talking about, these ball ties are also sometimes called bungee balls, toggle balls, or ball bungee snuggers. They’re just a short piece of rubber bungee cord that’s looped up and knotted inside a small plastic ball.

BALL BUNGEE IN VIET NAM

25 Uses for Ball Bungees

Tying up kindling and firewood for your wood burning home stove. (Be sure to add ball bungees to your camping checklist this summer too.)

Tie on a loose bumper or other car parts temporarily after a car accident.  This should only be a temporary solution – but it can help get the car out of the street and to the mechanic for a more permanent solution.

Keep a car trunk, or truck end gate bungeed shut when you’re hauling something oversized.

Tying down a tarp over virtually anything – especially when hauling on a trailer.

Tie extension cords together.

ONE OF APPLICATIONS OF BALL BUNGEE

Add extra security to equipment you need to strap to the top of a vehicle.

Grouping together tools, stuff in the garage, or even straight items like skis, ski poles, or fishing poles.

For setting up small tarps or other ground cover over outdoor plants and trees to prevent freezing.

BALL BUNGEE USE TO TIE WATER PIPE

Secure a gate closed when the latch has broken.

Tie down a lid on a garbage can or recycling bin.

Secure lids on pet food to keep unwanted animals and pests out.

BALL BUNGEE USE TO STRETCH THE TENT

Attach Christmas lights or other decorations to fences, posts, etc.

Loop around garden hoses before storing away for winter.

Loop around handles on suitcases or other luggage pieces so you can attach ID tags and find them quickly at the airport.

Secure flags on snowmobiles, ATVs, etc.

Secure around pant leg before putting on snow boots to keep pant legs tucked in.

Tie down a cooler inside a tractor cab to keep it in place.

Bundle hockey sticks or skis together to make them easier to carry.

Secure around rolled up outdoor carpeting to keep it tight while in storage.

BALL BUNGEE USE TO STRETCH TENT

Secure a camera to a solid object to use a tripod.

Add extra tie down points when using a cargo net.

Hang tarps when doing home improvement projects to keep mess contained.

Secure pet crates inside vehicle to keep them from sliding.

Loop one around your phone and attach to your belt, backpack, etc. when outdoors.

Gather and secure extra long extension cords, computer cords, media cables, etc. to keep them neat and managed.