SmartStraps 10' Standard Duty Cambuckle Tie Down Straps, 4 Pack

I bought these last summer and they get used almost daily. No fraying or problems with the buckles and once they’re set, they don’t loosen up.

These are extra long which is nice & the neon green color makes them hard to misplace!

My only reason for not putting five stars is who loves tie down straps? Maybe that Grey dude? They worked fine for my needs. I read some reviews with people having issues with threading the strap through. First time, you have to figure out how to hold the cam open with one hand and thread with the other. Once you get what finger does what, it's a snap. The cams hold well, but you have to pull to the required tension needed, unlike the bulkier ratchet type. But these are simple and a breeze to remove, lighter, and cost less.

These camlock straps are the safest thing to use to secure kayaks. They prevent your kayak from oil canning like ratchet straps do to kayaks if strapped too tight. Camlocks can't be overtightened, so kayaks can't be damaged. I'm very happy with the number of straps and camlocks included and the quality is great, too!

I used these to secure my kayak to the roof of my 03 4 door Chevy Blazer and they worked great! I was a little skeptical because I was using ratcheting tow straps and those LOCK a kayak to the roof. However I read that you risk damaging the kayak by squeezing it too much with ratchet straps. With these cam straps, the kayak isn't as tightly secured but it's secured more than well enough. I strapped my Ascend FS10 10 foot recreational kayak to my roof and drove 4 hours with it, averaging 60 mph to 70 mph on the highway. I used these in conjunction with these J-bars. The smartstraps cam straps are a far superior strap than the straps that come with these J-bars. The strap webbing is wider and thicker. The camlock is larger. I used one strap for every j-bar meaning if you buy this product and the SmartStrap cam straps then you'll be able to carry 2 kayaks at once on your roof: TMS 2 Pairs J-Bar Rack HD Kayak Carrier Canoe Boat Surf Ski Roof Top Mount Car SUV Crossbar I'm sure there are plenty of other good uses for these straps but if you were like me and in the market for a nice set of cam straps for your kayak, these are a low-cost solution! A few tips/comments: 1. I wasn't aware when I bought them but each strap has a non-removable hook on one side. That may be a plus or a minus for you. It didn't make a difference for me. It is removable but that'll involve cutting it off permanently. 2. Make sure you feed the strap the correct direction through the camlock. There's an arrow on the camlock. 3. Once you get the kayak on and strapped in, pull the slack portion of the strap tight. And then get your girlfriend to pull it tight. And then get your girlfriends sister to pull it tight. 4. To secure the slack line, I just close my doors on it and then tie them to the Jesus handles in the back seat. That keeps the straps from flying everywhere on the road.

Webbing could be a little more sturdy. After a week of holding down a 50 qt cooler to my hmmwv, it is beginning to wear down. I have to keep pulling tight daily because they come loose. It's better than bungee cords, but not by much. Quality control could be a little better first thing I noticed was the words "Prese" on the buckle instead of press. See attached picture.

Bought These years ago from a plumbing supply house couldn't find them until recently There awesome 👌

Used these a few years. They are not the best but not the worst. Mid grade quality, mid grade duty not heavy duty but very adequate for kayak bike general use. Not for large motorcycle or something real heavy. Easy to use and good value.

Amarre un can am y sin problemas

Bon produit mais la livraison par Intelcom est problématique

Muy buenos

These straps are high quality and easy to use. Excellent value for the price. Getting the belts threaded into the buckle is a bit tricky but no need to remove them after doing it first time.

Je m'en sert pour tenir une toile sur une remorque et c'est correct, je m'en servirait pas pour tenir un objet lourd sur un long déplacement car elle relâche un peu lors du transport.