I like the thread itself, but I can't compare it to other elastics (I've only used 'static' previously). HOWEVER, the spindle the thread came on is a joke. The top of the outer container (similar to dental floss) popped off immediately and doesn't stay on. One end of the internal spindle has a big rough mold-injection bump that caught the thread as it tumbled out of the opened container and it was tough to get untangled. This wasted a bunch of the thread. The spindle is otherwise straight off the ends and a lot more of it was wasted when a number of the 'turns' around the spindle slid off the end. It has a useless metal 'cutter' on top, but the thread breaks with a good tug so why bother putting on something that snags the thread?? I'll try something different next time.

Great for making loops. Get yourself 2 of them, with the Million Dollar Knot and Loops Volume 1&2.............. OMG best combination ever. Treat yourself and save money.

I think the product is great however it should come with instructions on tying the knot. Very difficult to work with. By the time you experiment and get it worked out you waste a fair amount of thread. Still struggeling to get it. Next time I am just buying the loops. Also can't get on the discussion forum for this product even though I am signed in. Some support would be good.

For making my own Loops, this stuff can't compare to the strength, stretch and invisibility of PET2.0. Don't get me wrong, this is good stuff, but you're on the right site to buy better so I feel I should steer you in the direction of a better product.

Like I said, Horrible Dispenser, Good Thread. The dispenser is worse than dollar store quality, it is totally useless. On the bright side, the elastic is wound around a long, cylindrical spool, which is miles ahead of the "legacy thread" bobbin! Bang a nail into a board, pull out the cylinder, drop it on the nail, and you have a dandy dispenser, even when the elastic breaks (inevitable, eh).