MOZETO 1 Inch Nylon Webbing Strap with Plastic Tri-Glide Slide Clips, 10 25 50 Yards Heavy Duty Nylon Strapping for Indoor or Outdoor Gear, DIY Crafting, Repairing

We make totes to put in our operation Christmas child shoebox is for children around the world! And this trap being just is beautiful for each with the totes that we make

Item arrived as expected. It's decent nylon webbing. Not exceptional but will get the job done.

I like to make rifle slings for use with my air rifles and long guns, and usually buy genuine mil-spec A-A-55301 Type III webbing. I’ve tried the cheaper stuff in the past and was never satisfied. I had the opportunity to try this Mozeto webbing and I wasn’t expecting much. Upon arrival I was pleasantly surprised with the quality of this webbing.Although it is not genuine mil-spec Type III webbing, it mimics it very well. It is definitely a notch above the cheap stuff and appears quite durable. I will post a picture of three types of webbing side-by-side. Mozto on the left, mil-spec Type III webbing in the center, and cheap webbing on the right. You’ll see how similar this is to the mil-spec. In the hand they feel very similar, with the Mozeto just a hair thinner.Despite my praise for this webbing, I am deducting one star for the following reason: the width of the webbing is not quite an inch, and thus narrower than mil-spec webbing, and as a result it is not a flush fit in the triglides with a little side-to-side slop.The triglides are nicely manufactured and made of a polymer and not metal. They appear every bit as good as ITW Nexus military and defense style versions.

No issues can be raised with the nylon webbing! The roll is in a nice color, has no issues throughout the roll, and can be used for a multitude of different applications!The black plastic buckles however are no different than the ones you would find on those old cheap backpacks from when we were kids, flimsy slip lock plastic buckles. This is of note though, as long as you take care of them they should last, just like the ones on our backpacks did.

This nylon webbing is a looser weave than others I've used, making it more pliable than expected, and the finish is matte, not glossy - which is fine for utility purposes. I wouldn't use it for handles on a tote bag unless the bag was meant to be functional but not pretty. It is not a full inch wide, so it fits loosely in the included plastic hardware as well as metal slides I typically use with 1" material. I plan to use this as functional strapping, not as material for decorative handles, and I expect it will wear well.

There’s not too much to say here. It’s hard to mess up nylon webbing. The strap itself seems well made and strong. Perhaps a little lighter than other stuff I have used, but at the same time, it’s easier to work with and manipulate than some of the other stuff. I couldn’t really test its tensile strength in any meaningful way. It didn’t have any stretch to it and it was pretty tough for my casual purposes. If you are using it for something that will have a lot of motion or abrasion, like a hold down on a vehicle, I just don’t know how this material will hold up to that kind of constant contact back and forth. I like the clips and they seem to hold the webbing secure. I like that it is UV resistant so for things that are out in the sun, especially for hiking and camping stuff, it should hold up so a lot of sunlight. I won’t know if it does until I give it a lot more use. It does seem to resist water fairly well and not get affected by moisture, at least in isolated situations. Much better than say cotton straps, but maybe not as good as some of the higher quality nylon I’ve used. What I like the most is that it is not a bunch of pre-cut lengths. Now I can get things sized exactly as I need them with no waste. Much like I do with my shoelaces when I cut them to size, I use a lighter to melt the ends to keep them from coming apart. I don’t know that I would use them to tie down a sensitive load on my vehicle or use them as a harness for climbing or rappelling, or anything else that involves risk until I see more proof of how strong they are. As others have mentioned, this webbing is a little thinner than others so if I find it to be a detriment over time, I will update my review. If you go in with reasonable expectations, I think you will be happy.

I’m using this product as straps for some “adopt me” vests for dogs I’m making. Easy to cut to length, easy to burn the edges so they don’t unravel, easy to sew with my sewing machine. Would order again in other colors!

This strapping has many practical uses and works for all of them. Great quality.