1 1/2 Inch Black Heavy Polypro Webbing - 7 Vibrant Colors

Exactly what you would expect with nylon webbing. I purchased this to fix a bunk bed that was missing the webbing between slats causing it to sag when weight was applied, which also lead to some broken slats. This roll was long enough to run the length of the bed 3 times and leave enough for probably another 4 or so times! It is very durable but has a bit of stretch to it. I used to heavy duty stapler to attach it to the wooden slats, it did not cause any issues with the integrity of this webbing. For the price you get a large amount of quality product!

We got this webbing to make student belts in our home economics sewing classes. It worked wonderfully with the 1.5 inch D rings we purchased at the same time. The students really felt proud that they were able to make their own belts as well as some for others. Since belts are required for school uniform, this was the perfect choice for us.

Very good product and an excellent value. I used it for carrying handles on some cylindrical shaped duffel bags I made. I used a hot knife to cut and fuse the edge simultaneously and it's easy to sew through but very strong. Would (and did) purchase again.

good price and nice quality. Used for custom dog collars.

I am using this webbing for making holster belts. The locking buckle I am using clamps on the belt material. This webbing is a bit on the thin side for my buckle and it slips thru the buckle clamps. I solved this by simply making the length longer than needed and doubling each end over so that the area that needed to be clamped was twice the thickness. This worked great and the belts came out perfect. 25 YDS is plenty for my needs.

I use this webbing to sew martingale dog collars. I searched craft stores for a material exactly like this to no avail. Finally, Amazon came to mind and of course they had what I needed. This material is great for dog collars. It’s doesnt stretch like cotton, is easy to work with and is cheap enough I can make a bunch of collars from each roll. Typically, the material on the outside of the collar will fail before the webbing ever does. I just cut the webbing, keep the hardware, pick a new fabric and sew another collar. For my 55 and 65 lb dogs, this thickness is perfect.

Although described as heavy duty, I don't think it quite is. It's a coarse weave, not a fine weave that you would find in a quality webbing, such as used by Northface & Eddie Bauer. Once you cut a section off, the end starts unraveling fairly quickly. You will have to anneal the ends to use this long term. Annealing wasn't easy either as I had to go over the ends several times to get a decent seal. I suspect this is due to the coarse weave. My first project is a belt. I'm using a buckle cannibalized from an Eddie Bauer fanny pack and it's working great so far. I wouldn't be inclined to order this again and would try another brand. This is the lowest quality webbing I would accept without returning.

I use this for handles on feed bag totes I make, wrapping them along with the top hem I turn down. Everyone that sees them, loves them. They are very sturdy and can easily carry 50 ponds.