🔴 Ancra 47439-10 1-inch x 66-inch Ratcheting Buckle Tiedowns in Red Review

I've tried different brands of straps and these are by far the best. I've towed quads all over the east coast for years and they never come loose and are very durable. Stay away from Wal-Mart or Autozone belts and buy them! Keep them lubricated and they will last you for many years.

Very fast weaving ties that snap and don't slip. I've been using this Mfg binding for over 30 years, the quality is the best but the straps aren't as thick as the ones (no ratchet) I have from the 80's but should last 20 years with storage and care. Every second Mfg tie I've bought is buckle underpants, never buy these!

Áncora products are the best, I have been using them for many years. I wouldn't dare hook up my cars to those cheap copies you see broken and lying on the streets. I've never been a big fan of ratchet mounts but couldn't find the reach needed to attach my boat's stern to the trailer, but the ratchet style was perfect. I was a little disappointed that the ratchets were imported but they are of Ancra's high quality.

I can't count the number of El Crapo Cheapo ratchet straps I've had where the ratchet breaks with even the slightest pressure. They won't let you down! Pricey, but if you're tired of wasting money filling up landfills with ratchet brake straps that slow you down, get these.

I was towing my bike across the US in a trailer recently and needed good brackets to properly secure it. I have been using the Ancra brand for over twenty years and have never had a problem with it. Of course I had no problems with it on my trip. I buy cheap ties at discount stores and use them, but only for things that aren't important to me. Last week I used cheap tethers to attach my camping gear to a truck at a discount store. The ratchet started to bind and actually fell apart. I had to…