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CoolClasp – dive dive dive
January 3, 2010 by coolclasp · Leave a Comment
Apart from the obvious holding and storing and hanging up stuff, you’ll notice that coolclasps are ideal for quickly clipping something onto your belt or side and you can unclip at 20 metres with ease.
If you are carrying a bag or extra equipment, carry a CoolClasp too. I once "rescued" a metal box from 15 metres in Cape Town with a coolclasp, avoiding sharp edges but clearing out rubbish. go CoolClasp!
Superb method of attaching an underwater camera to you – use two CoolClasps, one on the camera, with a tight loop, and another on your belt. Insert hand into loop, unclip and use – then reclip and remove your hand. Underwater cameras can sink or rise – either way they’re a pain to chase.
CoolClasp – there is a painting in all off us
December 23, 2009 by coolclasp · Leave a Comment
One of our greatest past times is doing a spot of DIY in our house. And one of them is painting and that quite often means a trip up a ladder. How often have you knocked something over while up there or didn’t have a secure place to put things like your paint bucket.
Deal for hanging paint pots from ladders or simply securing them conveniently. When you’re up high, a CoolClasp also makes a useful handhold when that ladder gets shaky.
Use with cause, of course, as a sharp grab could break the clip. But for pots and gentle re-balancing they are perfect.
CoolClasp – hang your bicycle
Hang your bicycle in those small hallways and outside, you can hang a bicycle from a single nail. Carry your bicycle – with all those bits, it can be hard to carry a bicycle in pieces – clip them all together, and sling it over your shoulder. Stack items using multiple CoolClasps.
TIP: Don’t hang your bicycle tyres up for long – they tend to warp and this can cause serious damage. Hanging tyres is only a temporary measure. But when they’re filthy and you need to move them, CoolClasps save your clothes from all that mud.
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