Star Wars cord locks now available at www.Dutchwaregear.com

**Dutch** · 08-23-2015, 19:53

Well they look like Darth Vader and 3CPO, but they are really springless cord locks. I have been using these for my own products and I finally got around to putting them on the site. They are tiny cord locks that are molded into a C and don't use any metal springs.
http://www.dutchwaregear.com/spingless-cordlocks.html
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**miyanc** · 08-23-2015, 20:00

Wait someone call George... well I guess he doesnt care much anymore.

So up until now you have been killing our bank accounts with bugs and insults. You are now playing to our youthful, geekness. What a smart man you are.

**Countrybois** · 08-23-2015, 20:01

It's actually C3PO.....just sayin

**calpal** · 08-23-2015, 20:04

Nice, is there a performance advantage over a traditional cordlock? Also i think it is C-3PO not 3CPO. Really showing my true colors here...

**Dutch** · 08-23-2015, 20:06

Dang I think you are right. Sorry I dated girls in school.

**Dutch** · 08-23-2015, 20:11

Originally Posted by 6calpal6

Nice, is there a performance advantage over a traditional cordlock? Also i think it is C-3PO not 3CPO. Really showing my true colors here...

I use them when i want to attach the cord lock to something. You can easiely sew or attach them to a grosgrain loop.

**calpal** · 08-23-2015, 20:14

Originally Posted by Dutch

Dang I think you are right. Sorry I dated girls in school.

Haha, love it

**Countrybois** · 08-23-2015, 20:25

Originally Posted by Dutch

Dang I think you are right. Sorry I dated girls in school.

Nice

**Bl@ckbird** · 08-23-2015, 20:31

Originally Posted by Dutch

Dang I think you are right. Sorry I dated girls in school.

Laughed so hard.

**ylnfrt** · 08-23-2015, 20:41

Dutch,
Do you think these would be strong enough to use in place of prussic at tarp tie out points? Or more of a light duty item? Satchel/ bishop bag draw cords? I like the design idea- no rust+++, no moving parts +++ Impressed