Beadalon Elonga 0.7mm White, 25-Meter

The string threads badly you can barely stretch it but for the price it’s not horrible. Personally I’d rather pay a couple dollars extra for better quality

Used this for bracelet making, worked really well, great value. Would buy again.

This Beadalon multistrand elastic cord is great. It knots well and holds well. Some other products dont hold their knots as well as this.

It's a very strong material, and it lasts long time haven't had any bracelets break yet been using it for a couple years now

Never buy "multi-strand" stretch cord!!!!! They stretch too far (meaning they're weak), and the strands fray!I got this by mistake. This "Elonga" style is made by Beadalon, which is usually a very solid bead supply company, but I wish they wouldn't sell this stuff. I'm pretty sure it's still being purchased by people who like tying knots easily. But that's not worth the effort if they continue stretching out, wearing out, and falling apart! Easily tied knots don't make a bracelet or necklace that stands the test of time.....On the other hand, the Beadalon "Elasticity" cord, (from 0.5 up to 0.8) is reliably strong. I admit that tying is very difficult with this type of stretch cord, and the 0.8 won't go through certain seed beads. (The 1mm is not for tiny beads, needless to say, but it's going to stay strong). All simple elastic stretch cords (without strands) are worth the effort - and practice- needed to tie the knots off. *Sometimes the solution to this is to create a larger knot, but use a crimp bead cover over the knot to secure it. A second method is to use a larger hole, decorative bead to pull the knot inside of and hide it: this actually gives the jewelry a special look that is "unique" to the beader. (I haven't found the glue products to be totally effective). Tying 2-3 knots and pulling on them to be sure they're strong is the best bet.But please take my advice, and avoid multi strand stretch cords.

For a stretch bracelet

This is the bestproduct on the market

This elonga is interesting. It is a looser stretch than elasticity. But if you can really see the fibers b4 it breaks, that will be a bonus

Great product easy to use

Plus petit et fragile que je pensais.

Parfait pour tout les bracelets en perles. Je le recommande fortement.