Review on KING PRO Synthetic Protective Full Size Black Gray by David Mcdonald

I've never had soft restraints and have only used D-rings, chains and cheap drag lines on a farm to pull stuck trucks and tractors. These things are amazing compared to the D ring. Much easier to use and easier on your tow hooks to avoid scratching them all on a good truck. There is also the safety factor in case something breaks. Better this flight than a heavy D ring. I found it very easy to put the knot through the loop. I've read that some soft braces are difficult to make, but no problems with these. The length is very good. There is enough space in the loop to attach a tow strap. They also have a section of shrink wrap that the tow strap needs to be pulled over. I couldn't find any flaws or flaws in terms of quality. They appear to be well made. I don't have the opportunity to fully test them for 42,000 pounds of breaking strength and don't feel like doing it anyway as I like them and don't want them to break. I'm not particularly impressed with the high tensile strength value. Workloads typically have a safety factor of around 3:1, so they should equate to a 14,000 pound workload. A stranded 6,000-pound car can easily reach it when stuck in thick mud. I think that's a good average weight and I wouldn't want it any lower. I can't say anything about durability yet. I will update this review if I encounter any issues. I don't expect any at the moment.