I haven’t had a chance to use these on the boat yet, but I took them out and looked at how dirty the lines were and how helpful they’re going to be. I love that it comes with its own carrying case so they are not easily lost. I often go shopping on my golf cart and need bungees to keep things from falling out. These are great for that. They’re taut enough to prevent things from moving but stretchy enough to stretch it across the beams.

Well, these are convenient. every time I pull the boat to the gas dock, it seems like their ropes are different, and a cleat is missing. I end up needing to pull the back engine compartment open to grab a launch rope to aid in the temporary tie-up. Also a stiff softpack for storage makes this pretty elegant, vs. some old ropes thrown at the bottom of the bumper area. These lines wrap up with some heavy duty modern velcro straps (each line has velcro wrap at each end. The lines also easily adjust.
These are bungee-ish, so there is some give, which I like when tying boast together. These Swift Grips Heavy Duty 5 Foot Adjustable Bungee Dock Lines are my solution. Also will use these for tying boats together in flotilla. My dock mooring lines are in.

Keeps my dog safely in the front seat with a tiny amount of wiggle room to move.

Got this to help secure stuff in the back of our Honda Element. Very useful and versatile. Can reconfigure as Much as needed to make a small net, a rope, or anything else. I have many snap links already, and this should come with a few more to make full use of its capabilities.

Bungee is a bit thicker than 5/16" thick. Since is is looped, it is plenty strong to hold a boat tied to the dock. My boat is 20' long and this bungee should be plenty strong to hold it in place. I like that it has multiple loops to allow for varying lengths. Also comes in handy to secure the tops of the ice chests while towing the boat down the freeway. These bungees will hold the lids in place without any issues. As for build quality, I inspected them both and could not find any imperfections or poor workmanship.

This is an excellent little bungee that is pretty much adjustable from under a foot to several feet, because of its loops. I like the little case that I comes in, that way it's easily contained and can fit in either the center console or the trunk. It's handy to keep in the car, and I've already used it once when items I purchased wouldn't comfortably fit in the closed trunk. So glad I ordered it!

LOVE the zippered box to keep them in nice and tidy. I plan to use these for the pontoon boat for quick and easy dock straps. They should give the perfect amount of adjustment options to dock at any pier with anyone’s help pretty easily without much direction on how to use them. I’m super excited to have them on board this coming season. They seem quite heavy duty. I’ll have to give a review update in the fall though!

This shock cord makes docking a breeze and provides a shock absorber connection too. A little give between dock and boat is an advantage by eliminating jerking, and the stretch allows pulling the line over a clete with no tying. Guests will not be flummoxed helping with the docking process. The key will be figuring the optimal location on your boat, but the bands are easily moved around. In many cases, these snubbers stretched and out of the way along the boat will make tying up fast. And keep one handy to reconfigure on the fly depending on dockage circumstances.

This is not my childhood bungie. I grew up with the belief that you couldn't trust bungies; they were prone to breakage and also dangerous because of propensity to lose grip with the old wire hooks, snap back and cause eye injuries. This is an entirely different product than the bungies of old. They are thick. The stretch gets distributed along the cord so I don't think they will break where they go around corners. The Velcro hardware means no rust, no bending wire, no eye injuries. Very versatile especially when used with carabiners. I will use this outdoors, so my only question is how they will hold up to UV light exposure.

I had a poor opinion of bungees from the using them 30 years ago. They were considered very unsafe due to easy breakage and prone to injuring people when the old metal hooks failed. These modern bungee cords are a vast improvement. Very strong and can secure heavy awkward loads. I put plastic bins and duffel bags inside my boat when trailering and need to be able to secure them against flying out when going over bumps at highway speeds. This plus a couple of carabines makes them easy to secure. Remains to be seen how the covering holds up to UV exposure, which is always an unknown with untested marine products. I will come back and update at the end of next summer after a season of exposure.

I really like the convenience and versatility of these cords. Seems this design has basically improved the entire bungee concept, making it improved. I don't use these for boats or docks, I use them for securing cargo in my full sized side by side and my pick up truck. But, they can be used virtually anywhere a bungee is needed. They come in a hard case zippered storage box. They look strong and well made. I believe they're a good value. 5 stars

These are very nice quality bungee lines......thinner and more compact than the cheaper woven nylon outer sheath lines. They coil up small and fit into a compact zipper case. They are 5 foot length in their retracted state, and require a significant amount of force to stretch them.....about 12 lbs. force to stretch them the first 6 inches.....which may be a bit stiff for lighter personal watercraft. The double cord is bound together at 9 inch intervals creating a series of loops which offer flexibility for managing slack when attaching to a cleat. Overall, these are very nice, and definitely heavy duty in terms of their stretch/rebound force.