🔒 NorthShore Secure Garb Fastening Strap Review

I've been using these for years and they are the best surfboard straps! The standard size easily holds 2 boards together. Much easier to use than traditional belts.

Easiest mounts on the market. Seems very safe and very easy to use. I rarely have to drive on the freeway, but they seem to hold my longboard securely on the roof.

Very cool. I wish there was something to do with the end of the strap after tightening it. Looping as in the instruction video is not as elegant as the strap design in general.

I love her. But the second set aims to add some capacity for family browsing. I've had my first set in years and it still works like new. They fit perfectly into existing racks and turn on and off instantly. Highly recommended.

These zip ties are the easiest we've used. Being a bit shorter than most I would have a hard time reaching and tightening the straps, but with these cords I can easily reach and tighten them myself.

I've been using these straps on my SUP, OC1 and foil boards for years. They are very quick to serve, which is important as it's quite windy here. I swap them out every few years as the sun can ruin the stitching after a few years and I just don't want to risk it with billboards. I take them out of my car every time. I keep the old ones as add-ons and spares.

The best board harness available. Drive to the surf spot and within seconds your board is off your car/truck. The same applies when you put the board back on the car. Quickly and easily adjusted to the desired length. I have been using these belts for over 15 years. Never broke, although I change them out every few years just to be sure. God saves the man who saves himself. Maui is one of the windiest places on earth and I've never had a problem on the freeway.

These are the best things in the world. They are definitely good for holding a surfboard or a stack of surfboards. I have used them for this purpose and have traveled the Pacific Northwest without worrying about the board falling off my roof. Spring. There are probably a few uses where you might prefer nylon cord, ratchet ties, or something more traditional, but I've used these NSI ties on a variety of other things - furniture, Home Depot lumber, pretty much anything. Super comfortable…

Ordered these straps not knowing they actually come in two lengths - a fact not mentioned anywhere (at the time at least) in Revain's listing for them was I ordered). The straps have worked very well for both the paddle board and the small kayak so far and they really reduce the amount of time and effort required to attach your gear to your roof rack. Only time will tell how durable they are - after all, bungee cords inevitably stretch. The only problem I have is that I could not use them with…