CargoLoc 12inch Magic Ties

Did a little PE Shopping at WalMart today… think I have all I need to make a wenchette :mwink:

But I came across these Magic Ties, thought they looked interesting. Haven’t had a chance to put them to use yet, but they seem promising. Pack of 8 cost about $4.00. Anybody ever come across these, or use them? I’m thinking if I can get one tight enough, it might be able to replace the cable clamp on the wenchette for a slimmer, stealthier ADS.

I’ve used those. Mine came from the cable ties used on the back of server racks. They’re a little rough to use directly on the skin, but if you have a soft wrap under them they’re fine. I don’t think they’re tight enough for regular clamping, but for an ADS they should be fine. The only thing is they have a tendancy to pinch the skin compared to a rigid clamp, but you could probably get around that with proper wrapping technique.

I use those to keep my thera-p wrap on.

I use these with my PM. It gives a good grip but it grips differently than the supplied rubber straps. The straps seem to squeeze more from top to bottom of the penis; gripping the tunica. With these straps, you will notice that it feels a little different because it squeezed the penis from all sides instead of smashing it.

Sounds kind of weird, I know. You’ll understand once you try it though.

Good luck and good gains!

Off topic, but is that Dasani water?

The (literally) bottled tap water?

My wife’s a water-snob. Sounds like bullshit, but I’ve tested her several times, the woman can taste the difference between Reverse Osmosis filtered water and other water that hasn’t gone through R.O. In the US the two brands of R.O. water that are easiest to find are: Dasani (made by Coca-Cola) and Aquafina (made by Pepsi).

You want bottled tap water, try Poland Spring. Fresh from the municipal water supply (i.e. Tap Water) from the little town of Poland Springs, Maine. :D

Dasani came from a municipal tap supply in Peckham, England. Then it gets filtered etc, but it originally came from a normal tap. LOL

(sorry to take your thread off topic)

I have actually used those ties to clamp with.With an ace bandage wrap they work pretty good but they are a b***ch to get off as the velcro loves the ace bandage.

Actually in the US, the water in Dasani comes from the local municipal water supplies at each local processing plant, but it’s irrelevant where it comes from, once water goes through Reverse Osmosis, it’s about as close to pure H20 as you can get. Matter of fact you’ve got to then run it through a charcoal filter after R.O. just to put some minerals back in it and oxygenate it or else it doesn’t taste “right”. Pure H20 tastes “flat”. The difference between Dasani / Aquafina and other brands is that most brands are just plain municipal water filtered with local taxpayers money without the expensive Reverse Osmosis process.

Dasani and Aquafina are nothing more that the water base which Coke and Pepsi use for their sodas, there’s no point in importing water just to filter it then add corn syrup, flavoring and carbonation. :) They happen to use R.O. to filter the water because pure H20 picks up both the flavoring and the CO2 in the carbonation process more efficiently. It’s nothing more than a question of economy for Coke & Pepsi… they were already running municipal water through Reverse Osmosis for their soda base anyway, when the bottled water craze hit, it was just common sense to take their R.O. filtered base and sell it as plain water, sans the flavoring and carbonation. Less ingredients, less processing, same cost to the consumer equals bigger profits. I assure you, Dasani in the US does not come from England.

When Coke decided to launch Dasani in the UK, they used the municipal water supply in Sidcup, which is just a short jaunt down the road from Peckham.

That’s enough on the water, thank you. Any more on the Magic Ties?

Those ties are the same as Velcro One Wrap. Hooks on one side loops on the other. I have that stuff on the website for making Wenches. I’ve got both 2” and 3/4”

Great stuff for tieing all kinds of things