CARTMANCartman 1" x 12'Lashing Straps Cargo Tie-Down Strap Up to 600lbs, 6pk in Carry Bag, Green

Used these to hold parts for a 10' dingy inflatable. This work well for strapping the floor plates together, as well as holding the oars, pump, and other misc. parts. You get a lot for the price, and can cut the to length (which I did). Just make sure to burn the end to prevent them from fraying on you. These seem as durable as other and the metal appears to have a nice zinc plating (or it is zinc) at any case if the salt water eats them up, I can replace them cheap enough. (since SS versions would cost 50 each) it'll take me 50 years to burn through that many of these. I haven't had to contact the seller for any issues, or returns but would not hesitate to purchase this item from this vendor/seller again.

Bought these to use for our cartop for a driving trip back east, then we managed to get everything inside the Rav-4 so didn't need them. But they were under the back seat 'just in case', and we ended up using two of these as extra support straps for my brother-in-law's kayak on the top of his truck. I didn't get any pics unfortunately, but they look exactly like the product picture. And these things snug up and stay VERY well - after four hours of driving at 65+ mph they were just as snug as when we put them on.A few reviews have said they work their way loose - makes me wonder if they had the straps run through the buckle wrong or something, because once these were snugged up there was simply no way to unloosen them by accident. I suppose it could be manufacturing tolerance and we won the buckle lottery?The only very minor problem we had was the strap end was just a bit difficult to push through the buckle because even when pushing the spring-loaded cam lock to its limit, there was just barely enough room to push the strap through. But hey - that's why they snugged up so well! That's more of a positive than a negative. Great medium duty straps for the price!

I got these tie down straps to bind our 4 kayaks on the kayak trailer. They work perfectly and are strong and sturdy. My trailer holds 4 kayaks and a canoe so I needed 10 straps and conveniently that's how they are packaged. The best part? All 10 straps from this supplier cost less than 2 straps similarly rated for strength from my local big box store. You can't beat this deal. They even come with a nice convenient tote bag for easy storage when not in use!

Basic lashing straps at a very good price. Basic metal buckles, look like they'll do the job just fine. They'll work great to wrap around a suitcase, strap extra gear to your backpack, compress a stuff sack and things like that. Not what you'd use to secure a heavy load to your roof rack or any other critical application.

They work, but the no hook thing make these hard to use. But I used them on a wagon and a hitch carrier and once they were tight they stayed tight. So I will keep them, I could easily tie a loop close to the locks and that would fix any issues.

The Artman 1" x 12' Lashing Straps have been a game-changer for securing cargo during my travels. With a robust load capacity of up to 600lbs, these straps provide reliable and sturdy tie-down support. What's even better is their interlinking capability, allowing me to create longer straps when needed. The durable construction and reliable buckles ensure a secure hold, and the 12-foot length provides ample flexibility for various-sized loads. Whether I'm securing items on my roof rack or in a trailer, these lashing straps have proven to be a versatile and indispensable tool. I highly recommend them to anyone in need of high-quality, flexible, and strong tie-down straps for their cargo needs.

Without a doubt you can see and feel the difference between the Cartman strap and the other popular brand. The attached photo straps are the same length. I will definitely use them as my other straps but maybe at an extra one for safety. Certainly can't complain about the price.

Strong durable straps. Would be easier to use if the tag end was cut at an angle, but I fixed that.

these are thin and seem flimsy, but so far they were very reliable. we used them extensively during camping season to secure all kinds of loads, from large bags to kayaks

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Got my straps today. Comes with a very sturdy carry case, though I don't need it as I keep all my straps in a container. I'll find another use for the case I'm sure. Went through all the straps to inspect them. All but one were in perfect condition. One of them had a thread pulled so it got caught up on the buckle while trying to pull it through. A small issue that I can work around easy enough. They appear to hold very well and the buckle is sturdy. I have a concern that the ends might fray. I may enforce them with tap or burn them. What else can I say? They're straps.

These are comparable good quality to similar straps that I've purchased and used in the past. The price was good, if only I received the 10 instead of the 9 that were in the box.