Not fishnet stockings, but netting for actual fish, direct from the U.S. Army (you'd think Navy, wouldn't you?) in olive drab. It's a survival thing. You get a 10-foot x 5-foot net made of 3/4" squares individually knotted from twisted cotton/nylon, so the net won't unravel if torn. Might have a slightly musty aroma (but definitely not fishy) that a little sunshine time will fix. Great for maritime-theme decoration, bible-camp plays (filled until breaking, walking-on-water background prop…) or, we suppose, fishing. And perfect if you want to go to a costume party as Poseidon.

You don’t want people tripping on your cords, and they won’t when you get this very helpful 4" wide x 15' long x .018" thick Safcord® nylon strapping with reinforced 1" wide Velcro-like “hook” straps on both edges. It’s used for keeping cords and cables in place on industrial or Berber carpeting (which provides the “loops” in the hook’n’loop equation here). Cut it to any length, because it won't fray. Check out our price, too--15 feet of this stuff would list for almost $60 elsewhere. In black with white stitching, but there may be other colors, too. Made in the USA.

White nylon web belts that were originally flag football belt straps. Nice as just a belt, though. Measure 1” wide x 44” long with a double-ring buckle. Good for strapping up pretty much anything, and can be worn after Labor Day.

We supply the net, you figure out the profit. Material is 48" long x 35-3/4" wide white polypropylene Naltex® extruded netting with a 3/32" mesh. Makes nice, well, nets, as well as filters, fences, see-through bags for boats and whatever your brain can think up. (Our package of (4) is one 4 foot x 35-3/4" long piece.) Longer pieces available upon request. 

Or tie two on, since you get (2) sets. This black nylon tie-down strap comes in two parts, both 1-5/8" wide with 1" x 1/2" ID mount on one end. The 59" long piece slides into a 1" spring-clip on the 23" long piece, so you end up with an 80" strap. Not rated for capacity, but it's lightweight, so don't use it to tie down your Buick.

These rubber "straps" were originally made as oil pan seals for a 1957-1975 small block Chevy V8 engine. (Thanks EY) They are 6" long x 3/8" wide x 3/16" thick with a horizontal striation on one side and wider grooves on the other side. The ends are tipped slightly, so they could probably act as tabs to go into slots of some sort. Easily snippable and with myriad uses. All you have to do is think of them.

From whence we know not, but no doubt with myriad potential uses. You pick the wide yellow-plastic strap material, 33" long x 3-1/4" wide x .047" thick with interlocking tabs and slots at opposite ends so it will loop, or the narrow yellow-plastic strap material, 33" long x 1-1/4" wide x .059" thick with rounded ends and (4) 1/2" bores, (2) near the ends and (2) that are 7" in from the ends. You get a package of (10) straps to make into collars, loops, games…. Great price for this much, uh, stuff.

Nice nylon/polyester webbing is heavy-ish, woven with 5/16" squares and coated with a special weather-proofing. We can see it playing a major role in the repair of your back patio chairs, or as a sun-blocking canopy, a DIY hammock or some kind of storage sling. Something summery, anyway. Our PKG (3) is a single 3' hank of 4' wide material.