ITW Web Dominator - Dominate the (loose) web!

Great little device for cleaning up loose webbing or hydration tubing on bags.
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[@derrickdavis4488]

I learned something today thank you man.the simplicity is in itself great

[@SnareMan]

You're welcome. Thanks!

[@EnduringEagle]

Just put these to use and it worked great!! I have a voodoo rifle back and sometimes the shoulder strap comes out. This locked it down good and tight. It is little inexpensive things like this that really help a lot in day to day use. Thanks again.

[@EnduringEagle]

Just bought 10 in black from Ebay. Many thanks.. Great videos and integrity. KEEP'M COMING!!

[@ahorseman4ever1]

Great product! I like the second configuration best!

[@fleotusbing]

Wow. This is so helpful! I've been googling for an hour trying to understand how to utilize Web Dominators to clean up the super-long straps on my USMC ILBE pack. I stumbled upon your very helpful video. Thanks!

[@SnareMan]

Glad it was helpful!! :-)

[@damonfinken]

FYI- a peice of paracord does the trick. Create loop, and tie it off. Then tie a ranger knot around both and slide knot to knot. Tip: tie ranger knot tight using pliers. To tie of webbing simply roll webbing from end then put knots through loop. Pull knotted end to sinch. Then slide ranger knot down to lock. FYI, you won't find this exact knot figuration on KZbin. This baffles me. Because I have tried everything similar, and none are as great, or as multi purpose. Also, paracord comes in any color you choose. This paracord tip tie can also be used as compression straps, tarp tie downs, I also don't use those D rings for molle. As D rins flop and paracord zip ties are secure.

[@jrdego1]

LOL a problem some of us have “ a bag I think I might need” 😂 so true

[@stronglikemonkey]

These are cool! Soooo simple. Dangly straps drive me up the wall.

[@thermon000]

WOW! Thanks for the video. I purchased a 10 pack of the web dominators. I used two to attach my flashlight to one of my packs. Then I could not figure out how I would use them. After watching your video, my brain started ticking and now I have several different uses for them. Thanks, Again!

[@SnareMan]

You're welcome! glad you found it helpful Larry. :-) They are handy little things

[@PKShiu]

Love the intro.. bags that I think I might possibly need.... speak to many of us.

[@SnareMan]

Yup. :-)

[@lappeldelanature5634]

Ah, thank you ! These things have been bugging me for months, couldn't figure what the hell they were for. Nifty lil things indeed !

[@SnareMan]

You're welcome! They are handy little things

[@SnareMan]

@EnduringEagle Glad you found them useful!

[@TheNYShopper]

Great find. Just picked some of these up myself!

[@first2summit]

Thanks. I've always folded it and never thought about rolling it. Seems like a better way. Nice PAM BTW.

[@SnareMan]

Thanks John!

[@RockyMountainWest13]

These are so much better than those dang little rolls or Velcro

[@SnareMan]

They are handy little things.

[@SnareMan]

I agree completely!

[@jducpa1]

Nice review. I 'm packing for a 2 week photo safari and between my TAD packs and camera gear I'm excess web strapped up the gazoo. I bought them preassembled BTW.

[@carmadariacompaniona4181]

I love bags too!

[@barnaclebill1615]

I was always wondering what this was designed to do. Good idea! I’ll look for some on MSM site! 😁👍👍🇺🇸

[@SnareMan]

@EnduringEagle Yea, it was a great deal on them via ebay. Thanks for the kind words. :-)

[@yuriyolyan6493]

Helped a lot, thank you!

[@SnareMan]

You're welcome!

[@francisleroy6215]

I did the same thing with velcro tape - works well and stops the webbing from becoming loose, because of the notoriously unreliable back pack buckles.....cheers.

[@SnareMan]

Nice idea

[@SnareMan]

@GPSTracker They are indeed quite helpful!

[@farouq1983]

I like your Officine Panerai! Most importantly I salut your watch taste! Nice review btw :)

[@x-caliber1355]

very helpful

[@PaddyNinja]

This is the Truth. God bless you all.

[@SnareMan]

I'm with ya!

[@jducpa1]

Also, I had to laugh. I'm a 61 year old gear freak and have accumulated so many bags since college (grad 1973) it's ridiculous .Yes, I admit it, I am addicted to bags, pouches, belts, etc. Are there 12 step programs for guys (and gals). Like us?

[@presidenttnediserp428]

69?

[@ArcticWolf57]

Thank you I just bought a new vest for magfed paintball after I was finished adjusting the straps I noticed they were really long it just bothered me people told to just cut them off but I couldn't because I might want to adjust it in the future

[@SnareMan]

ShamrockTX you're welcome!

[@iluvmym4]

So simple yet thank God I hate loose webbing!

[@SnareMan]

Thanks! Yea, I have a bit of a bad watch habit. :-)

[@farouq1983]

Haha! Me too I have a serious G-Shock addiction!

[@RainyDayz1991]

Good grief! This is someone's "flugalbinder!"......and now they're probably rich! Like the guy who invented the little paper umbrellas that go in my Pina Coladas! Why couldn't I have thought of this?

[@SnareMan]

Yup

[@SnareMan]

I think we are out of luck on the 12 step program. you just have to get more closet space.

[@shadythereok]

I always used small zip ties on my excess straps

[@jwhamilton79]

the first step brother is to admit you have a problem ,hi my name is joe and I am a gear junkie, and im not in recovery, lol love it

[@SnareMan]

+Gearjunkie79 Yep. I have a problem as well. :-)

[@SnareMan]

@EnduringEagle Got mine from ebay, but they are all over.

[@DavidPastirik]

I have raised my hand!!

[@SnareMan]

Me too!

[@EnduringEagle]

Have been using a rubber band. Like this better. Where did you get it?

[@vincepasorelli813]

My OCD thanks you !

[@SnareMan]

Happy to help! :-)

[@BoneistJ]

Tape also works.

[@SnareMan]

@tekknorat What a handy idea that would be. :-)

[@shadythereok]

Instead of an overhand knot, just tie tiny knots in each end the run the loop end thru the slit n let the knots restrain the bungee on the piece

[@TheXLCustoms]

Thank you sir those straps were driving me crazy I have a milspec 50l pack and I hate tracking those chords through everything

[@SnareMan]

You're welcome! They definitely neaten things up.

[@philippecollard1716]

Nice watch man!

[@SnareMan]

Thanks!!

[@hazelscarlett7299]

I use Velcro strips to secure my straps

[@gunfytr249]

I can only give this vid a Thumbs Up once. And that makes me sad. :\ Thank you.

[@SnareMan]

You could go like some of my other vids. 🙂🙂

[@jducpa1]

Watches, knives, guns, bags, pouches...people like us are we are out of control and many of us seem to have the same addictions . Watches: Rolex stainless submariner, stainless/18k submariner, MTM SEAL, 2 Tawatec tritium, 1 Luminox. Still looking for the perfect watch, bag, knife, etc.

[@SuperC457]

I have the same BAG problem. I have TAD, LAPG, 5.11...too much of not enough!!

[@MrDlust]

I look at my bag collection.. and then I see my wifes purse collection. I understand.

[@SnareMan]

Yup

[@Legionnaire7777]

Use good old sniper tape by scapa 👍🏻

[@GPSTracker]

I'm going to pick these guys up right away. This morning coming home from work I got the straps of my bag tangled around my duty weapon as I exited my truck with it over my shoulder. (Don't ask me how it happened it just figures it would happen to me)

[@jwhamilton79]

i need laterally 100 of them or more

[@SnareMan]

+Gearjunkie79 Yea, they are pretty useful.

[@willwork4fire]

What diameter shock cord are you using?

[@SnareMan]

Its whatever comes with it. I don't know what the possible sizes are.

[@Psychosgamers]

i raised my hand too mr. snare man.....those excess straps drive me nuts...they arent only annoying but they are also dangerous, they could get caught on to something ....happened to me a couple of times and it wasnt pretty

[@SnareMan]

+PsychosGamers Yep. They sure are annoying!

[@deej19142]

"Put your hands down I can' see you" LOL good stuff man!

[@SnareMan]

Had to poll the audience. :-)

[@ahorseman4ever1]

You need a link in your description

[@SnareMan]

Fixed. :-)

[@mohammedkasim9677]

i do the same thing with rubber bands

[@SnareMan]

Not a bad little work around.

[@Funkteon]

Double-sided Velcro strap works best..

[@SnareMan]

Also sounds like a good option

[@Friendfox]

@1:00 if you tie a proper barrel knot instead of that half hitch, it won't come undone

[@zerotheone2823]

Fuck I have too many damn bags myself but can’t seem to find a perfect bag. Hahahahaha even though I have. Many perfect bags.

[@Whatsyourproblemhuh]

DUDE WE COULD BE BAG FRIENDS

[@chirantha]

Ha ha I got a bag fetish too

[@stephenchung]

in the 80s what we do it just use electrical tapes.

[@SnareMan]

always an option

[@dwightemery5694]

How I get rid of the dangling extra strap is feed it back into the last loop of the buckle and wind it inside of that until it is tight and usually it is very neat and doesn't come undone. Some times if the extra is a lot I use a rubber band over the strap or a couple and it solves that issue with no problem.... was taught that by some of my military friends. easy fix... many ways to resolve it... some easier than others with out having to buy fancy gadgets at all... just rubber bands... if you want to use them and can't wind up a strap tight inside of itself ona buckle loop or such. Only time it causes issues is if you have a thick strap and can't feed it back through and I've never had a bucle so thick I could not feed it back through to wind it up like a rolled up sleeping bag... works for me and loooks nice as well. Interesting how some buy a lot of extra "junk" to solve issues... LOL!

[@Claudible]

It’s not “buying extra junk” if one already has a bunch of them at home. Also, suppose I have a rolled-up footlong of webbing, how would I even go about applying rubber band to that roll, i.e. to a literal cylinder of webbing? And not have it come off 10 minutes later?

[@joekelly9369]

My osprey has tons of straps . Flapping all over like a bra store

[@melissar1146]

Electrical tape is your friend man.

[@SnareMan]

But it's so boring and sticky! :-)

[@SnareMan]

Also an option. Just not adjustable once you zip them down and cut the ends.