Heavy-Duty 1" x 12' Lashing Straps for Securing Cargo

Greg S.: I used these to secure tree steps to a tree and while they are no load bearing they will most likely need replacement in a year. Very thin and not likely to last long.

United States on Nov 18, 2022

Rohr: I strapped down a refrigerator on my sailboat, holds great. The buckle handle however sticks out about a quarter inch and it's normal position, and is razor sharp. Strapping down cargo recklessly on a car roof could end up in blood. Could be trimmed with tin snips or grinding wheel 🌴

United States on Jul 03, 2022

Jim: Works great, use them to hold down the cooler in the back of the side by side, can still open and close cooler without taking the straps off

United States on Jul 30, 2021

Arnell: I was looking for a good general use lashing strap to secure light loads. This is rated at 600lbs, but I don't think I would use this type of strap for something nearly as heavy. Still, this is a good quality-built strap and I'm testing one now to secure a small tree in cold, windy, and rainy weather. I'm intending to see how this holds up all the way through when it gets hot. I don't intend to use them this way, but it will give me a good idea how these will hold up. I intend to use these for strapping light items that don't require ratchet straps and for camping/rv'ing where these straps are indispensable. The build quality with the stitching seem well made and the buckles are of good quality, which is also something I'm interested to see how my longterm test works out.

Overall, I'm giving this a highly recommended because the build quality and value.

United States on Feb 16, 2021

JamesJames: Used these to replace damaged webbing on some patio chairs. I used two per chair on the seat part and put a cushion over that. Holds secure and shouldn’t stretch out since it’s purpose is to secure loads for transport. If it were to stretch out, I can just pull right again.

United States on May 21, 2020