🔒 Secure Your Cargo with the Keeper 24 x 3,333lbs Premium Axle Strap - 61cm x 1,512kg - D-Ring Included Review

These axle straps are great! Just right for getting through the headache shelf on my truck. I brought four bales of hay yesterday. Axle straps have made it much easier to secure cargo from front to back. I highly recommend these and I will be buying more!

I wrap it around my power rack, attach the carabiner and the cable reel and cable system. I took them because of the heavy weight. The swing straps that many use for their restraint system have a much lower load capacity than these. That's the main reason I bought them (they're pretty heavy).

Looks solid using as a tree protector for my dog's jogging rope. I plan to have it outside in inclement weather all year round. It looks better than the tree protectors on the market because it feels wider, stronger and thicker. In addition, it is much cheaper and more budgetary.

Ideal for my job straightening a newly planted red plum that has been blown by the wind. I wrapped it around a tree and used a winch to return the newly planted animal to its place. Using a 4000 winch to level a round 6-7" x 25 foot red plum was a breeze without further damaging an already injured red plum, but I can't estimate the weight of the tree to tell you, how well this strap worked - exactly what it did. It did everything I wanted it to and I am satisfied.

I bought this to replace the soft loop straps for my DIY Home Gym Pulley System. I wanted something safe and reliable. I don't like the chain because it's noisy and it will most likely scratch the material this strap is passed through or wrapped around. Like the previous review, it is used for a different purpose. This product did it. While it looks like overkill, it serves its purpose well. Seems to be strong. Just look at the size of this D ring. I recommend this product. good price too.

I've done similar climbs before. These straps have turned out to be great for wrapping the top bars of my squat rack and attaching pulley blocks for cable work. With a rope I really managed to create a universal work. Attached is a photo of my tricep cable build with the straps on top. Very durable, protects the finish (as opposed to using a chain or shackle directly on the fretboard).

We made a 14 hour drive in our Chevy Express passenger car with two young children in car seats. We only used the middle bench on this trip (3 in total). However, only the front seat has attachment points for the car seat lock. I didn't want to use the seat belts just to hold the car seats in place since it was such a long drive. I bought 2 of these straps, one for each car seat. I attached the strap around the seat frame so each end of the strap would go through the seat where the anchors…

I am shocked that so few cars today have front and rear tow hooks. That makes it difficult to get a car out of a snowdrift in the New England winter. Or out of the ditch when driving off-road. This is where the axel strap comes into play. And this does not only apply to axles, which are not always available. As a last resort (although not the best course of action), the strap can be wrapped around a frame member or threaded between the spokes of a wheel without scratching like a chain. I used a