EZ Splice™ Makes It Easy To Splice Any Rope, Line Or Bungee Cord

ezsplice

Construct a reliable custom splice on any type of rope, line or bungee cord in just a few minutes with the EZ Splice™ Fastener.

 Manufactured in the USA from a proprietary polymer and with high grade stainless steel pins, UV and corrosion-resistant EZ Splice makes the complicated task of splicing dock lines, spring lines, anchor thimbles, tie down straps, tow harnesses and much more fast and simple.

Fasteners are available in white, black and blue in 1/2” (for use with 3/8 – 1/2” lines) and 5/8” (for use with 9/16 – /8” lines). ½” eye splice thimble kits available in white, black and nylon.

Click here to watch the how-to video.  http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=9ED-KWBbSG4

www.ezspliceusa.com


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