Reusable Zip Ties? MODL Outdoors Infinity Tool Review (2 Weeks of Use)

[@CodesAway]

Thanks for this video! I have autism and I saw this and thought "that's a functional fidget". Not only can I use this for functional packing needs, but also have a cool fidget toy that I can carry with me. I'm excited to have lots of fun using this.

[@modl.outdoors]

Thanks for the deep dive!! Super helpful to hear all of this insight - appreciate you posting!

[@PackHacker2]

It was a fun product to review! Glad you enjoyed it 😁

[@allemander]

I got the 16pk in black, recently (half short + half long) and they’re a great product! Fun to fidget with. I wear one of the small size as a bracelet on each wrist and, for me, they’re a perfect fit; not too loose and not too tight. One particular, unique and useful trick I’ve found for the Infinity Tool is for those who have their cellphone in a Quad-Lock case and use the detachable, metal ‘finger ring’ locked into the receptacle on the back of their phone case in place of a traditional pop-socket, simply loop a small Infinity Tool through the metal finger ring and now you have an even more comfortable way to hold your phone securely (with 2 or 3 fingers through the soft loop instead of just one finger through the metal ring) as well as an additional, soft attachment loop with which to pick up your phone when it’s facing screen-side-down on a table or other surface. 😊

[@PackHacker2]

Thanks for sharing 😃 -Eric

[@modl.outdoors]

This is sweet to hear!! Love that idea - thanks for sharing :)

[@terrycoye3373]

What are the advantages of this product over a similar length of Velcro one wrap?

[@velyvely6479]

less fluff and hair stuck to it, also i have some that roll undone at the end and isn't as secure anymore

[@terrycoye3373]

@@velyvely6479 both good points.

[@modl.outdoors]

A few off the top of our head: - It's modular so you can connect multiple together - It's wearable so you can always have it on hand and nearby when the need arises - It's tactile and grippy so it stays in place - There are endless configurations - you can almost always make a solution with the Infinity Tool - This product is just the beginning of new kind flexible multi-tool - we have "Studs" in the works that will plug into the holes of the Infinity Tool. They will add new functionality and personality to the product!

[@With_a_Y]

Are there any tutorials or visual aids to help us achieve useful ties and grips? E.g. I have a couple of long and couple of short ones but struggling to find a suitable configuration to get the longer one on its own wearable in a comfortable manner. Any help would be appreciated.

[@SighPriestess]

My husband claims anything this tool can do, rope can do. Help me prove him wrong please lol

[@PackHacker2]

This can't give you a splinter... 😂

[@velyvely6479]

great! i was wondering if the hook part easily comes open? my only worry is that it would open and my hat or something fall off.. one way i would perhaps use it is to secure a suitcase to the pole of a bus you usually take to/ from the airport where ur luggage flys everywhere lol i sometimes use a bike bungee for this

[@PackHacker2]

It’s very sturdy! It will depend on how tight you have the strap, too. Read more in the full review: packhacker.com/travel-gear/modl-outdoors/infinity-tool/ -Eric

[@modl.outdoors]

Hey there! It can handle up to 70 pounds (~31 kg) of weight. Let us know if you have any other thoughts or questions!

[@seeksac]

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[@PackHacker2]

🎊🎊🎊

[@Totototo-nr8dh]

Please, add the normal metric system, not the us :'(... Love you anyway.

[@PackHacker2]

Thanks for the suggestion 😃 I’ll pass it along. We love you back! 💕 -Eric

[@nomad0714]

@Toto toto, 20cm or ~8” and 40cm or ~16”

[@Whigu]

Yeah please always give lengths, weights and so on with m,mm,cm kg,gr and so on too.

[@Totototo-nr8dh]

@@PackHacker2 Thank you for reading my comment! maybe just add the equivalent in cm on the image. Many channel doing this. This is cool. They guy say X inch and we can see on the screen the equivalent in cm :) .

[@PackHacker2]

Thanks for the suggestions! I’ll pass this along, too 😃 -Eric