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Your cart is empty.Experience the ultimate in cargo securing with Tie Down™s Retractable Ratchet Straps. These heavy-duty straps, available in gray, black, or blue, are engineered for strength and convenience, making them the ideal choice for a variety of hauling needs. These 2 in. by 10 ft. straps, available in gray, black, or blue, are perfect for securing motorcycles, ATVs, kayaks, furniture, and heavy machinery. With a 1000 lb. working load and a breaking load limit of 3000 lbs., they provide robust strength for all your hauling needs. The retracting button ensures effortless operation, while the vinyl-coated 'S' hooks protect your cargo from scratches and dents. Additionally, the safety wear-indicator lines provide peace of mind by showing when it is time for replacement. This 2-pack kit comes with a handy drawstring carry bag for effortless storage and organization. Enhance your hauling experience with Tie Down™s Retractable Ratchet Straps, combining ease of use, superior protection, and unmatched durability for all your cargo securing needs.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2025
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William and Becky
Reviewed in the United States on February 23, 2025
Okay, so these ratchet straps are like the heavyweight champions of the strap world. The retraction mechanism? It’s honestly a bit comically large—it's like a tiny version of a winch, but hey, it works! You’ll appreciate how easy it is to tighten or release with one hand, making loading and unloading feel like a breeze (or at least a breeze with some serious muscle behind it).The vinyl-coated ‘S’ hooks are a nice touch—they’ll keep your cargo safe from scratches and dents, and the 3000 lbs. breaking load limit means they’re not messing around. Bonus: the storage bag is a lifesaver! No more straps loose in the back of my truck (or worse, tangled in a knot of frustration). My only knock is the size of that retraction mechanism—it could definitely be more streamlined, but other than that, these straps are a solid 4 stars.
Boo Radley
Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2024
I had a big fixture up for halloween that was going to come crashing down but I strapped these to it and it held it in place the whole month! It was very heavy and these things strapped it in like it was nothing. Super great purchase and super easy to use
Trainer Heidi
Reviewed in the United States on December 22, 2024
These tie-downs are super robust and built very well. Unlike other crappy tie-downs these are worth being in your truck toolbox. I keep these in my Jeep and I love how they have a velcro strap sewn into the end of the tie down so you can wrap it up and secure it easy. If there's one thing that sucks about tie-downs is wrapping them back up after you're done with them. You don't want to but you have to. The Velcro sewn into the straps makes it easy.
Teknologist
Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2024
Very well made, easy to use. The straps have a built in spring loaded recoil option that is very handy for keeping it all neat and tidy when not in use. The attachment hooks are strong and rubber/nylon coated Which is good to prevent scratches on your gear. I have not had a use that tests the full strength of these but they look and feel like they can handle the rated 1000lbs WLL (Working Load Limit) and 3000Lbs breaking BS (Breaking Strength).
Rick W
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2024
These guys are explicit that these straps have a 1000# working load and a 3000# breaking strength. What this has made me realize is that the cheepo ones that I have been using from Home Depot with their 1000# rating is that's their breaking strength! These are SO much larger and more durable than what I now consider to be my lightweight straps.We occasionally carry loads in our truck that are top heavy and unbalanced and I've always been concerned, even with more than one strap holding the load, that there is some leverage at work and we could exceed that 1000# limit. I'll feel much better utilizing these straps, and they've moved into first place on my choice for everyday straps. Very well made, nice that they come in a storage bag as well.
Allen
Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2024
These are NOT your average ratchet straps. I’ve never been concerned with my 1000lb straps not being strong enough to secure even large loads of lumber, nylon webbing is super strong. I got these through Vine on the principle that "you can’t have too many ratchet straps,” but they’ve kind of gone to the front of the line for big loads.First, they are heavy-duty and reassuringly HEAVY. I’ll stick with my regular-duty straps for most loads because these just feel like a lot to lug. But, any time I’m carrying a heavy tool or load of any kind in the bed, these are coming straight out. Having a load break loose on the highway is kind of a worst nightmare, so the comfort of the added security of these will just make the ride nicer too.Actually, one other thing that might make them more regular use: They are integrated into one unit for both ends of the strap, unlike all the others I’ve had, that come with a long strap and hook, and a separate short strap and hook attached to the ratchet. These won’t need to have the whole where’s-the-other-half or thread-the-strap-through steps, so who knows, maybe I’ll grab them first for all loads if that turns out to be a real convenience.
JC
Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2024
I was hoping for some radical improvement in ratchet straps, but no joy here on that. The straps work, at least at first (one retractor stopped retracting after the first use). The rubber on the handles makes them a little more comfortable to use. But other than that they are just cargo straps.At first the ratcheting mechanism had bits of metal that made them want to stick in place unless forced. After cleaning and careful lubing with a dry lube, they worked fine. (I do wonder if the non-retracting retractor is suffering from a similar problem, and may check if I have some spare time.)The straps are rated for a working load of 1,000 pounds, with a breaking strength of 3,000 pounds. That's probably adequate for anyone who doesn't haul around heavy equipment or machinery, or loads of construction material. They should be fine for trailering a motorcycle or riding lawn mover/garden tractor, keeping a boat on a trailer, or hauling home the latest new appliance. They'd be great for moving, or tying down luggage and equipment for a vacation.
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