🔒 Everest Premium Ratchet Tie Down: 4 Pack – Heavy Duty – 10 Feet – 300 lbs Working Load – 900 lbs Break Strength – Ideal for Moving Appliances, Lawn Equipment, Motorcycles Review

Lightweight and easy to use; Perfect for holding small to medium loads. Loved the case they come in, I was able to fit my big ratchets in there with ease too!

These wonders work wonders when I want to attach things to the trunk of my car. The rubber pads on the handles fell off when touched, but are not needed in use. The biggest complaint will be that the straps can fray and come loose if you bring them too close to the sides.

I've had them for a few days now and they work very well. I received them in just two days. The only thing I found was that the black rubber piece on the ratchet was slipping off the handle. You must do something to protect him. I just super glued them. It seems to be working for now.

They worked great when I used a shipping container to ship my stuff from Pennsylvania to Texas. The quality corresponds to the price. They're a little short if you want to use a larger load in the bed of a pickup truck. or a long van with large items. But small jobs worked great!

Used as an attachment for a 300 lb boat on a cargo trailer. One broke after a month of use (about a dozen 10 minute rides with longer rides). and I don't believe in the rest so I've already bought replacement parts from my local auto parts store which were a bit more expensive but obviously of much better quality.

Mexxxxxx. I would avoid these guys. The plastic lid slides right out of the box, and the metal underneath will roughen you up when you slide it down. I got a maximum of 10 rides around town before the belt material wore out, stretched and eventually broke when riding on bumps in the road. Again, although the ratchet held up fairly well, it was very awkward to engage the ratchet. I would not use these straps for any real purpose. If I was looking for something cheap to hold smaller items in a…

A few points to note: First, point deduction because (1) the handle slips off too easily - really, just throw them away, and (2) why they aren't preloaded to get ready its to use - you have to attach and wind up the straps yourself, and god help you if it's dark or you're in a hurry. Finally (3) see those black pencils? They slide off instantly, so you'll have to stick them on if you don't want to lose them. Just throw them away, they are useless except for looks. No cons, but there are still a

Used to mount a 300 lb boat on a utility trailer. One broke after a month of use (about a dozen 10 minute rides with longer rides). and I don't believe in the rest so I've already bought replacement parts from my local auto parts store which were a bit more expensive but obviously of much better quality.

Me-mmmm. I would avoid these guys. The plastic lid slides right out of the box, and the metal underneath will roughen you up when you slide it down. I got a maximum of 10 rides around town before the belt material wore out, stretched and eventually broke when riding on bumps in the road. Again, although the ratchet held up fairly well, it was very awkward to engage the ratchet. I would not use these straps for any real purpose. If I was looking for something cheap to hold smaller items in a…

A few things to note: First, the points for (1) the grip slip off too easily - really, just throw them away, and (2) why they aren't pre-tensioned so they're ready to go - you must put and unbuckle the straps yourself, and God help you if it's dark or you're in a hurry. Finally (3) see those black pencils? They slide off instantly, so you'll have to stick them on if you don't want to lose them. Just throw them away, they are useless except for looks. No cons, but there are still a few things to