🚗 Erickson 59301 Blue 2-inch x 20-foot Tow Strap with Forged Safety Snap Hook: 10,000 lb Breaking Strength – Reliable Vehicle Towing Essential Review

Need new tow straps to get cars out of ditch in snow. I used to use heavy rope or chains. They are compact and very durable. Much easier to use when it's cold. Sort of like giant seat belts. Hardware is heavy.

Used 1 time and broken - I would return it but it took 2 years to be used so the return period has expired :(Ordered a new tow strap, from someone else Manufacturer we hope will last better if the need arises.

I really hope I never have to use it, it will mean someone gets stuck :( .but the clearing I made, durable and as I see it, good. I me only I bought one of lower quality and that's fine, now I have two of these which means they take a lot longer to fold than a ruler.

More than enough for my ATV. Large, beefy, brass-colored safety hooks. Should help prevent corrosion when brass is in fact part of the metal composition of these hooks. They are NOT silver as shown in the picture. So don't expect them to be stainless steel.

While some may require a larger heavy vehicle tow strap, this sling will meet most needs within its rated capacity. I was very impressed with the solid construction, especially the weight of the metal hooks and eyes. The overall tow strap is larger than I initially intended and I suspect it would work well for my purposes with my utility quad.

I have bought this tow rope for a long time and read so many reviews. I've come to the conclusion that once I buy it I'll be bragging about it to all my friends. I received them almost a month ago and was so excited when I had the opportunity to use them today. My niece called and said she needed help. Went to her and just hitched my truck to her car. less than 20 minutes of slow riding, the rope broke and i was sooooo devastated. I only tied a slipknot and it took a while before we got to our…

I ended up buying this belt in case I need to get someone out of a ditch or snowdrift. When we lived in Chicago we were absolutely exhausted from the bad weather. The day I received the product, I didn't even take it apart but threw it in the trunk of my Toyota 4runner. Of course, we had planned 6 inches of snow that day. As I drive down the road, I see a woman who lost control of her SUV and jumped off an embankment, crashed into a retaining wall and blew out two tires. I undid the strap…

I spent a lot of time browsing and comparing two harnesses here at Revain and finally narrowed them down to three based on length, load capacity and whether a) there were hooks and b) the hook was a snap hook . The three I've narrowed the list down to all had these features. But one thing that sets this strap apart from the other two is how the hooks attach to the strap itself. On this strap you can see that the hooks are attached to the triangular rings and the rings are attached to the strap.