Back in the day we would always cut them about 3/4 inches wide and had our tools banded on our enduros , strongest rubber bands you could get, put the tool in the hole ,wrap the band around a fork, handle bar or frame , and put the other end of the tool through the open end of the band. You could ride the hell out of that machine and that tool would be there when you needed it.This was before bungie straps, I still cut my tubes.
Some times I need to pressurize something like say when draining a hot water heater ,the pressure is gone and it' taking all freakin day to gravity drain. So you've saved the air valve from a tube with 3 inches of rubber around it, Open the pressure relief valve, hose clamp on the air valve , shoot in just enough air to get a good steady stream of water from the drain cock , add air as needed,and you're off to lunch before you can say Bob's your uncle.