Ratchet Straps Securing Strength Anchoring Review

We use ratchet straps for our business and often sell them to cyclists who break down. These are excellent quality products that do the job perfectly.

ok, but there are much better ratchet straps for the same price. I have several Rhino brands that cost a bit more but the quality is much better.

As a professional carpenter and builder, I have used many ropes, zip ties and straps. They are just as good if not better than anything I've ever used! The price was great and after receiving them I ordered another set.

I bought these straps to support the boat cover they did great for the job but before we could put the cover on it started raining and the paint faded Straps soiled me white upholstery boats. I've tried everything I could get my hands on and still nothing has come loose. BE CAREFUL

Not bad for the money, I broke a ratchet the first time I used it on my bike. The little flat tab was bent on the handle but I fixed it with pliers I used two to pull my Silverado cab into the driveway because it's a bit uphill when my transmission line blew they held up. For the price I would buy them again

These straps were no longer holding, or should I say not holding, my Super 73 e-bike as well as my Bomber e-bike. A strap came loose on each bike and the Super 73 leaned into camouflage, destroying the electronics and brake levers. I now have hundreds of dollars to his detriment. Clearly garbage. Look elsewhere

Bought to replace some 15 year old belts. The new ones have not improved. The new ones are stuck. Glue ratchets. It's impossible to undo them without struggling with the straps. In fact, the new belts work just as badly as the old ones, but they don't take 15 years to become junk. I would stay away from these belts, it's not worth the effort. But with a bag for storage, everything is fine. I have Husky brand harnesses which are 10x better and cheaper