🏍️ Badass Moto Soft Loop Motorcycle Tie Down Straps - 11,000 Lbs Break Strength - Heavy Duty Loops - Scratch Free Trailering - Tow Bikes, Trikes, ATV, UTV - Hi Vis Orange (4 Tiedowns) Review

I use these straps to hold my four wheeler. The front of my quad does not have a suitable place to attach it to the frame. So I have to tie it to the front of the frame. This is a great product that can be used to tie anything that is not easy to grab with a ratchet strap. These are good and durable straps, I will definitely buy them again if I need them. Also at a reasonable price. Some of the other hinges aren't heavy enough for me to use comfortably, it definitely is.

Don't trust your bike with cheap ratchet straps. These loops are real commercial products. I placed them next to some Harbor Freight Loops and the difference is amazing. The HF material is much lighter, the seam at the ankle was 1/3 smaller and I stretched every time I tightened it. I would have to stop about every 50 km. These tie loops are the ultimate solution. Eventually I will learn to buy quality the first time. Why would you need $8 straps to tie down a $30,000 motorcycle?

These are really good soft loops, they are thick, tightly sewn and easy to move into place. In fact, once I started tying up my wife's bike I realized I really needed four more - I'm sure I'll be buying another four pack soon. UPDATE (11 Jul 16) - I received my second pack of four and they look just as good as the first order I made. I have used the first pack once and was very happy with the quality and strength. I have no doubt that the second pack will be just as good.

I hitch my bike quite often and an older biker suggested I get some "soft straps". These belts seemed like one of the best options for me and I'm glad I got them! It makes tying up my bike much better and easier. Cross-country riding can be very stressful when you're worried about your bike slipping in your trailer if it's not strapped in properly. Using these straps, I peek them over the handlebars and attach them firmly to the bottom D-rings. I tighten them A LOT by tightening the front forks

I have these for hooking one end through steel D-rings bolted to the four inside corners of my pickup truck's side panels. Then thread the straps out from under the edge of my cabin-high RV hull. This creates external loops at the base of the hull for ratchet hooks to attach canoes on the roof of an RV and truck cab (hull and cab have no roof racks). This system is much simpler than fiddling with attachment points on the chassis. The shell clips right next to where the straps pass underneath…