Cargoloc Premium Ratchet Tie Downs - 4 Pk - 12 Ft - 500 Lbs Load Cap - 1,500 Lbs Break Strength - Cargo Straps for Moving Appliances, Lawn Equipment, Motorcycles, etc. - GREEN

I buy these regularly. We're a moving company that handles expensive pianos.I've never had an issue with these. I've used over 100 of these. They are high quality, durable and dependable.The people who gave this product 1 star do not know how to use them guaranteed. It takes our new guys a few times going over them.You need to know how to strap them.You need to know where to strap them to.You need to know how much crankong is too much.You need to know when it's too early to crack.Just my review. I come back time and time again because I know I can trust $50k pianos.

A decent set of rachet straps for a good price.I used these to secure some very heavy items in a uHaul during a cross country move. Two of these straps held a 480 lb commercial freezer (on wheels) solidly in the truck over the roughest highways Ive ever been on. (Seriously, Indiana, fix I-70. For real.)These aren't anything special, they're ratchet straps after all, but they perform well and seem plenty strong.The packaging is a bit asinine. I don't know why they have to be strapped in the plastic tote like they're expecting an F5 tornado but they are. Wow.Otherwise, nice, reliable, strong straps that seem to hold up very well.

Since I purchased 2 sets of these, I moved multiple trailer loads from my grandparents estate in Kansas to my home in Texas. These were heavily used in both the truck and borrowed trailer to secure the load. Then also to take other stuff to a vacation property in Colorado. They do their job wonderfully. Being the bright red, it is easy to see the ends flapping in the wind if they come lose (Not gonna happen if used properly). I gave one full set to the friend from whom I borrowed the trailer and kept one set for myself. More recently, I purchased my own trailer and added e-track. These are my primary straps for use in that trailer. I have spent a few weeks helping move "stuff" to a new building my church had constructed (freezers, copiers, tables, chairs, file cabinets...). Again, these received a heafty workout and will keep doing so for the foreseeable future.

None of the 4 grown adults I showed this package to with decades of higher education combined could figure out how to get these straps out of their packaging. I'm guessing you need to go purchase bolt cutters or something? It's SUPER thick hard shell plastic with no clear way to open it? No instructions provided. Regular ol garden clippers did not work, and I'm not purchasing tools to open this. A complete waste.

The tie downs are great, reasonable size/quality/weight ratio, but the packaging is horrible to try to open.Maybe I just couldn't figure out I had to tear the thing apart to get them out and it was a really sturdy plastic.

LOVE these! We were moving from Texas back to California, and had gotten rid of a majority of our things. However, we still had some larger boxes of keepsakes, luggage, and our king size mattress. We shoved everything into the back of my truck with the mattress on top, and threw a tarp over. 3 days of driving through 4 states in really bad weather at the time (thunder storms), and these babies didn't move at all. (We had two going across one side, and two intersecting, with two left over for backup).I've also used them for dump trips and all kinds of other loads since.

Horrible straps, I own a transport company and a power sports dealership. On Saturday we were transporting some Mopeds and ATV's to an event we were sponsoring. On the way down a brand new strap broke and we almost lost a moped. Then Sunday, on the way home, more straps broke that were used to strap down a Honda 300 EX. Not even a heavy unit. Units were on a 36 foot gooseneck and we were on a well maintained asphalt road traveling about 50 mph. When the straps broke the ATV came off the trailer and almost hit 2 cars behind us. Thank God no one was killed, but now I have a totaled ATV. DO NOT PURCHASE!! THEY APPEAR TO BE QUALITY MADE, BUT THEY WILL NOT HOLD.

Great light duty straps. Simple press lock to open, hooks are coated to prevent damage. Very easy to use and handy to have in your truck, van or SUV

Brilliant quality and good storage systemThank you

These do exactly what you expect them to do. They are inexpensive 1" ratchet straps of reasonable quantity and value. My only gripe with the product is that they always include these rediculous plastic packages and 50 zip ties holding each in place so they look pretty on retail shelves which you just throw out after. I wish they spent all that time effort and money on just including a little canvas bag to put them in instead.

I dislike the way the main strap has to be fed through the cam. You have to hold the cam open and then at the same time try to feed the running end underneath the cam. Not a very good design. Now I see why they are less expense than others I could have bought.If you connect them and never have to reconnect the two parts it wouldn't be bad bud if you will need to separate and reconnect the two parts it will become annoying very fast, especially as the running end frays.

Never used straps before, I found this easy to use after playing around wit them a little bit. Instructions are too tiny on the back and should be bigger, with an aging population I never understand why text on instructions get smaller each time .. but overall very happy with the straps, even without the racket piece, you can tie them manually and they work, I had it tied down a tarp on my trailer and worked fine .. would recommend for the price and quality.

Bought these traps to secure about 300 lbs of steel beams on a trailer. While strapping down the beams, 2 straps RIPPED appart. After I managed to secure the load with the 4 other straps and driving back home, I realize that only 1 strap was still holding on. Turns out that 5/6 straps ripped appart... I COULDVE KILLED SOMEONE ON THE HIGHWAY!