Nite Ize High-performance Webbing Review

At first glance I thought it might be a little smaller than I needed but after use it has become a new favorite strap for when hooks can fall off through slack - it stays attached. It's very durable and I really like the cam mechanism. It's a bit different at first, but easy to master. One of my favorite uses is to attach gas cans to the back of a pickup truck; I thread it through two zip ties on each side, through the handles on the gas cylinders, and tighten. Nobody moves and I'm not worried…

Over the years I have used many different products to transport motorcycles on trails and racetracks. I bought a canoe and needed new straps and I took them because the ratchet straps can be too tight. The system is a little tricky until you get the hang of it, but once you get the hang of it, it's amazing. Being able to place the buckle where you want it is great for getting it right. If you can place it, you can adjust it to give you the best mechanical advantage when closing. My only two…

I very often use a method to secure large and small items in the bed of my truck. Maybe 2-3 times a week. Almost every time I do this I figure to myself that the hooks will fall out of position or that all my strings have become tangled, that there must be something in there that will make the process a little quicker and easier. I FOUND IT with the help of these simple yet amazing ties. If you are familiar with cam buckles, you may have been frustrated by the fact that you always have to find…