Alliance Rubber 02005 EPDM Non-Latex Rubber X-treme File Bands, 200 Units (7" x 1/8", Lime Green), 175 packs

These file bands were a lifesaver for my diaper cake project! These extra-large, non-latex bands are super strong and stretchy, making them perfect for holding multiple rolled diapers securely in place. Unlike regular rubber bands, these don’t snap easily.Pros:- Strong & Durable: Holds up well without breaking or losing elasticity.- Perfect for Large Bundles: Great for securing multiple rolled diapers in a diaper cake.- Non-Latex & Safe: Ideal for those with latex allergies.- Bright Color: The lime green adds a fun pop of color, but I secured a ribbon over the green bands. The bands provided a little traction to keep the ribbon in place.Cons:- Limited Color Options: Would love to see more colors available for different themed projects.Final Verdict:A must-have for diaper cakes, crafting, and organizing! These heavy-duty bands hold everything securely without slipping or snapping, making them a reliable choice for DIY projects. I highly recommend them and will be using them again soon!

I have purchased Alliance Rubber 02004 EPDM Non-Latex Rubber X-treme File Bands, 175 Pack (7" x 1/8", Black) twice and they are the perfect size to wrap around a large bag of vegetables or fries purchased from a big box store. I also use them to close smaller bags but have to go around twice. It amazes me how fast these rubber bands get used in my household. We are always careful not to leave any lying around in the event the cat should decide to have one as a snack. But these rubber bands never break on us and get the job done.

I use these for closing food packages: cereal bags, cracker boxes, potato chip bags, plastic bags holding cheeses, whatever. Carry a couple in the car and my backpack. The large size , of course, can be shortened as needed, so they are very versitile.

Reliable and durable rubber bands. Used in all kinds of weather conditions and still do not easily break!

I did a considerable amount of research to come up with a rubber band which would tend to stand up ,so to speak, to the elements and not fall apart. I was so tired of finding whatever I was trying to bind together all over the place due to a failed rubber band . I use them in my work van for all sorts of things so they go through extremes of weather. Rubber bands made from EPDM seem to be the best way to go. However t here is not a range of sizes in EPDM rubber bands as there are with other types . Quarter inch by 7 inch size seems to pretty much be it as far as size choices. The 7 inch represents the length ofhalf of the circumference. So where that size is too large one can divide the size by folding over the band . I would say the epdm has good working properties as far as suppleness , ease of use , etc . The only possible negative I have have noticed so far is that that they seem to loose some of the elasticity and thus gain length if they are stretched out around an object for very long it , although there still seems to be plenty of strength , elasticity, or "ability to bind " , whatever the correct term might be . They are not expensive for a premium band and the standard package I got has more rubber bands in it than I think I would need for years of normal household demand . Very nice to find a good product like this

big enough to go around a 1 inch binder or a large stack of paper

These are the best rubber bands I have ever used bar none. Some of them have lasted an outdoor situations for over 2 years. Highly recommended.

We use these in our office to secure files together before boxing them up and this is the best brand we have found yet. They work very well and don't break easy and are an affordable option.