Customer Reviews for Husky 1-1/4 in. x 16 ft. Bar Ratchet Tie-Down Strap with J Hook and Mash Bag

I am satisfied with my new purchase of the husky ratchet strap and will be buying a few more soon

Easy to use and assemble

This is a nice ratcheting tie down. It is very strong and works well. I especially like the bag that it’s stored in. My straps get all tangled up and the bag separates them. The price was very good too.

Worked really well for why I needed them for. As long as your not trying to use them for 20,000 pounds your good.

Perfect!! Thank you!

I like the tote bag for stowing the ratcheting straps.

These straps are easy to use and smooth operating. I use it to hold down my Mule on the trailer. They draw down nice and tight and hold nice and tight. One plus is it comes with a bag to keep them in. The rest of my straps are loose in my truck and I have to dig around both both parts.

It worked perfect for use.

I absolutely love this product.

it doesn't take a rocket scientist to figure out how to use these straps. if you can't figure it out I would suggest not trying to use them at all. I've used these ones for years without an issues, if your looking to strap down a car, I would get something more heavy duty. at 2.50 ea you can't go wrong.

It got the job done

I have not being able to use it. THERER ARE NO INSTRUCTIONS TO US IT .!!!!!!

It works well for what I do; which is light to medium work with tie-downs.

Worked great. my only beef is NO instructions. I figured it out with help of goolge but it would have been nice.

These are darn near the worst straps I've ever used. As someone who has worked for a contractor and is currently a professional handyman, I have successfully used quite a variety of ratcheting straps. Aside from several year old rusty straps, these are by far the worst I've used. The two finger release lever is made of plastic and snapped quickly. The hooks aren't normal shaped hooks, so when you attach one side to a sideways mounted loop on the truck, it has a tendency to fall off by the time you get around to the racheting end. Once you successfully get to the racheting end, you now have to pry up on the metal inside piece, because the plastic comfort grip has snapped off, in order to loosen it. Now that it is loose enough that the strap is pulling through, you think you can finally use the thing. Wrong. It is loose enough to slip through in the extending direction. If you would like to tighten the strap, you now need to stand on the slack and yank up on the ratchet. Now, you are finally ready to use your Bar Ratchet Tie-Downs. Save your time, money, and sanity and just buy the less expensive pack from the cheap store down the road.

I bought with the intent of multipurpose straps. They are similar in design to my dirt bike straps that cinch down. Good to have extras!

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