Soft Loop Tie Down Straps - 1,500 Load Capacity & 4,500 Lbs Breaking Strength - 6 Pack - Loops for Securing ATV, UTV, Motorcycles, Scooters, Dirt Bikes, Lawn & Garden Equipment - by AUGO

This is what we use when tying down our kayaks to the roof rack of our car. Open the engine hood, loop the electrical hose over the hood safety brace rod, then leave the other end out once the hood is closed. Once that is done, we tie a line from the bow of the kayak to the other loop, and tighten it Due to the soft material of the loop, it won't scratch or mar the paint of the vehicle. On the hitch, I also use a second loop so that we can tie down the stern. That way, we can easily open the back hatch when the stern line is released from the hitch. When they say it is soft material, they're right it is soft. The way to succeed is to be At least for a particular application we used it for,would recommend.

Collin Rangel

| Feb 01, 2021

In fact, I wanted to connect two end-to-end strap connections to accommodate a bulkier section of the front bars, so I doubled up the front straps End of sentence. Despite the fact that my bike weighed more than 500 pounds, I rode We traveled on both smooth and bumpy roads for five hours and the straps provided excellent support!.

Laylani Tran

| Aug 01, 2020

This works well for exercise bands that are too thick to be attached to a carabiner. In addition, I usually just break a band with my hand when I break something, so it might make for more useful handles in any case if the band broke. I'm also thinking about using these to attach my daughter's yoga swing because the carabiners make a lot of noise in the area where they attach to the ceiling when the kids swing. I am just trying to envision how it will work with a dynamic load, although it may be a very small load.

Eliza Alvarez

| Jul 18, 2020

The AUGO Heavy Duty Soft Loops -Pack of 6 are good for that purpose. My 5' x 17' Tie Down Anchor Straps for Use with Raketet Strap Hooks arrived without damage and within five days of ordering it. There were four small trees damaged by the ice storms last winter It seemed to me that they needed to be straightened. The loops were wrapped around the trunks of my trees and a nylon tiedown strap would be attached to the end of each loop. To get the maximum vertical height that I wanted, I straightened the small trees with my vehicle. Following that, I placed heavy-duty nylon tiedown straps at the end of the loops and adjusted the straps as needed. All held in place after the vehicle was removed. As the trees grow and adapt to the new position, I am sure they will become healthier.

Louise Bradshaw

| Sep 25, 2020

They have seen action twice now in helping me secure my 2004 Yamaha R6 to the back of a box truck, and MAN do they work. This way, I won't have to wrap the ratchet around my handlebars anymore. The loop straps are wrapped around the top of the fork and the ratchet straps are hooks on the loops. There you go! I love it!.

Damien Morgan

| Dec 14, 2020

I'd like to add that they are thinner than my previous ones used on buses for wheelchair tie down loops, but they are well sewed and they will do the job. The following are their strengths compared to those of the previous versions As far as I am concerned, I hope I do not have to find out how strong they are. There is an abundance of them, as well as a reasonable price. The stitching is good.

Ocean Gibson

| Feb 21, 2021

The 12-pack of straps I purchased are just what I was looking for to secure the smaller parts of my mobility scooter when using a lift with it. You will need to slip the other end over the scooter lift hook after you have inserted the battery. In fact, these are very soft and well put together. The load capacity of their motors should never need to be tested. My opinion is that this is a great value for such a handy device.

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Jamie Blanchard

| Jan 13, 2021

had to rent a truck to haul it back, and I was nervous about making sure that the bike would be secured properly. I was pleased with the performance of these loop tie downs. My highest recommendation is to use Ultimately, I'd go with the longer ones, but for now, the 12" will do just fine. These are absolutely essential for any tying down need. The product is good. I would buy it.

Aden Goldstein

| Jul 09, 2020