Tie Straps Pack Break Strength Review

I'm sure there are thicker ones out there, although they're probably designed for heavier loads. They do a great job and are made in Louisiana by what I believe to be a small company. So far it works well in wet and sun all day. I assume it really is a Cajun.

I broke a frame on my '89 Mustang. I formed and coated these straps with JB Weld and let them cure and cure. I then used them to reinforce cracked factory rails. They are perfect and very durable. No vibration, no flex, and I was able to have them factory painted.

. They are well constructed and very convenient for attaching boxes and gear to our forklift with minimal chafing on our ratchet. With these soft loop ties, you don't have to wind the hook yourself. The delivery was on time and the goods arrived well packaged. and undamaged.

I don't know what others use them for, but they are GREAT for that: my husband is temporarily in a wheelchair and needed something to grab when getting into the back seat SUV. I put one on all headrests and they are perfect! Customer service is also excellent. They offered to make me the length I wanted if these didn't fit. 5 Stars!

This was the second purchase. After using them in an exercise app I was so impressed with their quality and durability that I bought more to hold up some ladders. As mentioned, I used four of them for the exercises. Two hang about 8 feet off the ground via 3" x 3" steel power frames, with latches attached so I can add pulleys, wrist straps, or a variety of other exercise aids. I have never met the breaking strength or safe working load of these puppies for a lifting application, but I have no…

After seeing several attachments for attaching gear to vehicles I bought this set of straps for myself. They are super strong and meaty. I know that they accept the goods without any problems. I cut an old garden hose and make an end from the lengths to stick in the tailgate of my car; The band slips under the seal and tightens, but the hose is squeezed tight and stays in place. I took two straps, heated a large screw and used it to burn a hole in the center of a strap loop. I then took out the