bungee link

[wotnobivvy]

I have been given a packet of Bungee links. They are stretchy, about 8" long with a loop on one end, and a small swivel on the other. There is a link swivel which is stopped by an oval fixed stop at the loop end, with a sliding round stop at the other, which itself is stopped by a crimped length of rubber about 3" from the swivel end. Can anyone enlighten me as to it's use, as I have searched on Google, but cannot find any description of how to use it

[BoldBear]

I have been given a packet of Bungee links. They are stretchy, about 8" long with a loop on one end, and a small swivel on the other. There is a link swivel which is stopped by an oval fixed stop at the loop end, with a sliding round stop at the other, which itself is stopped by a crimped length of rubber about 3" from the swivel end. Can anyone enlighten me as to it's use, as I have searched on Google, but cannot find any description of how to use it

 

See here --> Bungee links

 

Are these what you mean?

Edited January 11, 2009 by BoldBear

[wotnobivvy]

That looks very similar. How do I connect a powergum loop to line. I have never used it before

[BoldBear]

That looks very similar. How do I connect a powergum loop to line. I have never used it before

 

I'm afraid I have never used powergum except for attatching to a feeder using a swivel, or for tying a sliding stop knot.

I would use a small rig-ring or small swivel rather than tie it directly to the line but someone else on here may have more idea.

[Anderoo]

See here --> Bungee links

 

Are these what you mean?

 

Don't set it up like in the picture - if the mainline breaks there's no way for the feeder to slide off the line.