200Lb Workload Trailering Motorcycle Equipment Review

To be honest, I don't know what they really are, but I use them for training with an expander. that's plus a pair of carabiners/handles and I can adjust the bands for any exercise imaginable. they are very durable and well made. I am very happy with this purchase.

They may not be designed for suspending heavy loads for long periods, and are even recommended not to be used for overhead lifting, but they are excellent for lifting Engines. I've used 4 of these and this keeps the chain from getting scratched on a freshly painted engine. I can add photos later if I can.

I bought these to make a tether for standing by my kayak. The fun part was when my brother drilled a hole next to one of the straps after it was attached and the drill got stuck in one of the straps and broke the drill! There was also a hole in the belt! Definitely high quality material and would be perfect for my needs.

After a load of less than two hundred pounds collapsed due to the seams on the straps (probably rated at 1200 pounds) coming undone, I grabbed another strap and was able to rip the seams with mine fairly easily bare hands. Very unsafe product! Please do not attempt to use them for any loads where anyone could get hurt!

I carry a lot of random things in my roof basket. Wheels, auto parts, bikes, vans, whatever, and I probably threw it on the roof of my car. Afraid of scratching the paint. They are PERFECT for these areas! I would like to understand for a long time what kind of belts! I've made this process a lot harder than it needs to be! Since I don't carry anything super heavy like a motorcycle, I'm pretty sure I don't need a heavier belt. I'm pretty tight on my straps so time will tell.

I've used them on tree branches to secure wires that carry our new low voltage string lights. They don't cut into branches like a cable and stretch out as the tree grows. The black color matches the suspension cable and light cords. Because these harnesses must wrap completely around the limb and have an open loop end for attaching the light cord, you must allow for the limb's circumference as well as a few inches for the open loop. They worked well on 4″ diameter limbs and with enough straps…

Interestingly I didn't buy them to tie motorcycles to a trailer. I took them for storage. They're surprisingly perfect for storing some heavy, awkward items. For example. I have some spare and old bike wheels and tires. They're not trash, but I don't want to be kicked around the garage all the time either. If you use a sturdy maniac and one of these straps, you can store things like this pretty handy. Loop on hook, remaining loop through garbage heap, another loop on hook. This makes it easier…