Vehiclex Soft Loop Motorcycle Tie Down Straps - Silver - 10000 lb Load Capacity - 4 🏍️ Pack with Storage Bag – Secure Trailering of Bikes, ATV, UTV, Lawn Equipment - 1.5 x 18 Inches Review

Very happy with these ties. They are good quality material. I used them to tie my motorcycle on a long trip. I had no problem with them slipping, tearing, wearing out or anything like that. They didn't scratch my bike's paintwork. I would buy again

The straps seem to be well made, the stitching looks good, they are flexible and have a smooth finish so you don't have to worry about scratches paint on you Bars. The brightness of green inspires, like a fluorescent sign in a dark alley. Hope that helps.

Bought to make fitting bikes to the lift easier and they didn't disappoint. This is much easier than trying to thread a ratchet strap hook under wires or other tight spots. Also great for attaching motorcycles, ATVs, SUVs, lawn mowers and other small transportation equipment.

Orange makes it easy to find and not lose when you undo the straps. I prefer carabiners/locks on the harness but on my new trailer the attachment points were too large so with the harness I can keep using the carabiners for security (they don't disengage when the load is compressed) and also the end stays on the trailer looks good.

I bought these to tie down my quad while riding on four wheels. I didn't ride four wheels. But my neighbor needed a belt extender and I used them the first day they arrived. He moves and uses it to tie down his safe, honest follower. We attached the straps to the drawstrings and they proved strong enough and I am happy with my product. I bought two packs, it's good that there is an extra one.

In my tool shop I use a lot of straps to hang my tools on the wall. I even hang up my two-person gas drill and a giant miter saw. These soft Vehiclex loop straps are stiffer, stronger, and longer than the thinner 12" straps I've used for lighter tools. Now I don't have to worry about heavy tools falling off because the straps never wear out, snap or break. The fancy briefcase I kept my electric meter in is a win, a win.

I used one of these as a soft winch strap for my 2000 Lotus on a car trailer up a 13 degree ramp. It worked great. It might not be fair to compare them to some full tow straps in terms of thickness, but since they're advertised at 10,000 pounds, which is higher than these tow straps, I guess I'm forced to. If I were to use them for more than just my car, I'd be more comfortable with something wider and thicker. The quality looks good and the carrying case is functional. Certainly good value for