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Stick on Toggle

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$2.04 $2.95 In stock

These toggles are great for closing tarp doors, clipping bug shelters to your tarp, and anywhere quick attachment/detachment is needed. Peel off the brown paper back and stick it where you need it. These are generally paired with Stick on Loops.

These stick excellent to Dyneema® Composite Fabric gear, but they will not stick to silicone fabrics. The adhesive will stick OK to normal nylon or polyester.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Nicholas ★★★★★

Peel-and-stick backing made these stupid easy to mount on my tarp, no sewing or extra hardware needed. They snap open and closed quickly, so pitching and breaking down camp goes a lot faster now.

David E. ★★★★★

I keep these in my pack for clipping the bug shelter to the tarp, and the peel-and-stick backing means I can mount one anywhere in seconds. They pop on and off fast enough that I actually use them now instead of fiddling with knots.

Andrew ★★★★★

Peeled the backing off and stuck one onto my tarp door in under a minute, and it's held through a windy night without budging. The quick release for clipping the bug shelter on and off is exactly what I needed.