Onefeng Sports Tie Down Straps - 2 Pack - 13 Feet - 200 Pound Load Capacity - 500 Pound Break Strength Cargo Strap for Safely Transporting Kayak/SUP/Surfboard on Car with Scratch-Resistant Silicone Buckle Review

These are incorrectly called 10ft harnesses, they are actually 2-5ft harnesses and not suited to the application they are in were bought. Disappointing

This lock looks good but is easily picked with brute force as the only metal parts are the lock toggle itself. All other parts of the lock are made of plastic and very flexible plastic. This provided security as we drove over rough terrain, but those who wanted to avoid this castle could do so without much effort.

I have tried these belts and they will work fine but I can't believe I paid $40 for belts that were obviously used, damaged and no keys were to lock them . These belts didn't come boxed, they just rolled up and stuffed into a box and as I said, there were no keys to lock them - that's why I bought them.

Good deterrent, they protect a lazy thief well, easy to cut through with wire cutters but a pocket knife will stop them. The end clip is a little difficult to open, wide enough to fit the strap through. After a few uses this resulted in the end bending exposing the steel cable which had to be shortened slightly to repair. They hold up well, the lock seems fine. I would buy them again.

I wanted to buy harnesses with some certainty as I will be storing my kayak relatively on the roof of my car. I bought these straps with a lockable roof rack. Maybe it was my misunderstanding but I thought it was a "ratchet" like a regular ratchet strap; It is not. The straps go through the orange clip and must be tightened by hand. Once you've done that, lock the strap in the orange clamshell and lock it so someone can't loosen the strap without a key (2 spare keys in the box). There are 3…

So far so good. For closing the storage box on the scooter. Videos and people who say they don't close tight actually do. If you know how to use them and how to properly thread the tape. It's too early to tell if the metal might last. I think they're more for deterrence, to show they're "blocked" in bright orange. The thief will still get what he wants regardless of the locks. I'm just not going to put anything expensive in a box. When I tie a kayak I have a big lock that goes through the…

I use tie down straps to keep our SUP boards from sliding off and keep them nice and secure on roof racks when travelling. I used the main brand of these things, KanuLocks, and while I liked them, the plastic cover on the locks kept breaking, and although the company was kind enough to send me new ones after it had happened too many times and then when I was rowing through the desert accidentally lost my key and having the hard experience of how easy it is to cut through, I thought maybe I'll…