Upgrade your tactical kit with Bungee 11/16" Flat Coyote Brown from Country Brook Design. Serious users rely on flat elastic cord like this for tactical gear, retention lanyards, and specialized tethers where dependable hold matters. Whether you are rigging a helmet setup, securing a flashlight, or building a custom equipment leash, you get steady stretch that keeps essential items close and ready for action. Country Brook Design has built its reputation on supplying makers, outfitters, and professionals with quality materials, and every order is backed by a helpful support team ready to answer your questions and help you find the right fit.
Measuring 11/16 inch wide, this flat bungee combines a tightly woven outer sheath with an elastic core that stretches under load and returns to its original shape. The flat profile gives you real advantages over round shock cord. It will not roll over edges; it spreads tension evenly across its full width, and it sits flush against tactical nylon gear and webbing platforms for a clean, low-profile look. The Coyote Brown color follows the standard military and tactical specification, so it blends right in with coyote nylon webbing, pouches, and packs. Pair it with cord locks, clips, and hardware sized for 11/16 inch flat material, or weave it through PALS webbing to create custom retention points on your kit.
Put this bungee to work in tactical retainers, personal retention lanyards, helmet bungee setups, and equipment tethers for radios, tools, and optics. It also works well for pack lacing, gear keepers, and outdoor projects that need a firm, flexible hold. For best results, cut the cord with sharp scissors and seal the ends with a heat source to prevent fraying. Please keep in mind that bungee cord is not suitable for climbing, fall protection, or lifting, and it should never be used to support a person. Do not exceed 25% of the material's tensile strength, and avoid overstretching, since a released cord can snap back with force. Keep your face and eyes clear when tensioning. Factory splices may be present on longer lengths, so inspect your cord before cutting and before each use.