🚗 KAFEEK Roll Bar Grab Handle - 2 Pack: Improve your off-road experience with this reliable accessory Review

Bought these about 4 years ago and moved the old belts (10+ years old) to the back of my jeep and the first one failed before the 3 year mark. My Jeep regularly sits in the garage with the top on, so these handles are very limited by the elements. When I was helping my father into the jeep for the "Sunday drive", all 3 straps that attach the handle to the roll bar broke at the same time. Luckily I was there to catch my father and avoid serious injury, but I was wondering how the materials were…

Alright. They look good and are a great price, but I have concerns about durability. If you regularly use them to get in and out of a Jeep, you may have problems with the quality of the stitching. I've had them installed for three months and sometimes I hear them pop when I use them as a stylus. For occasional use as a "OH SH%#" pen, they're great. In the spring they can be replaced with hard metal in my jeep. Edit: I've been using them for about a year now and they're starting to show signs of

I just bought these. I really wanted to put them on because I had just raised my Jeep about 3 inches. I installed the first one on the driver's side roll bar and all seemed to go fine. Was a little lower than I thought it was, but I was fine. When attaching the second strap on the passenger side, I tried to make sure it was tight enough that the handle didn't drop any lower than necessary. that the tape goes through) broke and rendered it unusable. I think it will still work because the two…

Summary: Not a bad pen; Liked the flat rubber grip. I'm not sure how long the stitching will last. My previous handrails (purchased from Revain) had a very large foam pad for the grip. It was big and intrusive and felt cheaper, so I wanted a lower profile rubber grip. This fits the bill. Installation was easy enough once I realized it's best to minimize the Velcro's visibility. This one has a center strap for fastening that the old one doesn't, so it's more likely to stay in place without…