🔒 Enhanced Cam Jam XT Aluminum Tie Down Rope Tightener with Carabiner Clip Review

HAMS: Ideal for field days and temporary (or maybe even permanent) use in your QTH. Parachute cord and you can attach any lightweight antenna in minutes. No more trying to tie a knot in just the right place. Finally tying a knot in exactly the right place, only to find the parachute rope taut the next morning. I use them on the boys for my Hustler 6BTV and they have survived strong winds with no problems.

I finally used it on my last hike. Useful when laying a line or when using with tent/canvas poles. The metal versions are definitely durable and I would prefer them to the plastic versions. The "teeth" held my parachord in place with ease, and it never lost its grip even in windy weather. Even when I tore up the clothesline for towels and wet clothes, they never got lost. Even if this is the case, the donning process works great, which is the main reason I bought them. Must buy more as it has…

I wasn't expecting what I got when I ordered this little gem. Bought to prevent the stroller from sliding on the ranger's bed. I literally found a number of other uses when using it for this purpose. And with paracord, it holds quite a few things. I've used it to tie things to my jeep while I ride the trail, as a dryer for a change of clothes on the trail, to tie my dog to the jeep like an extra long leash, even to hang grocery bags to keep animals out . Literally one of the most convenient…

I have several of these, they are great for camping, kayaking or any other activity where you need a good 550 line tension or light rope. I like to use them in a modified trucker hitch. With a 280-pound working load and a cam that cuts line/rope/cable/line exceptionally well, you really can move where and when you need it most. Just be careful how much attention you give to your gear with this one. If you have cheap things, you can destroy them by pulling too hard. Familiarize yourself with…

I use them to hang a 5 foot Christmas wreath (very heavy) on the gable in front of my house every year. I mounted two eyebolts on the gable through which I thread the rope and attach the rope to the aluminum frame of the wreath at two points. The other end of each rope runs through two such kamjems. This prevents me from climbing the 18 foot extension ladder while carrying a heavy wreath. I just go up the ladder, thread the two ends of the rope through the eye bolts, and then pull them through…

These little cam locks are great. They are perfect for parachord. I bought a pair for camping and loved them so much I bought 6 more to put tarp poles over the kitchen. The presence of a cam makes it very easy to adjust the tension on the poles, which regulates the tension of the tarpaulin. I like that they are all metal and no plastic parts because that makes them very durable. Also, they will last a long time. I also use a set to put cross lines between trees, either to set up a clothesline…