Customer Reviews for Husky 12 ft. x 1 in. Ratchet Tie-Down Straps with S-Hook (4-Pack)

I bought this ratchet set to hold my Jeep Wrangler’s hardtop. Most places sold it for at least 20$ but HD somehow is selling it for 10$. Quality wise, it does what it says it does. It’s been holding my hardtop for more than a week now. I recommend his product.

Straps are strong and sturdy and good for a variety of tie down usages.

These ratchet straps are a great price for the quality. I used them to secure my kayak to the top of my vehicle and been riding around like this for a week. They’re still as tight as when I first put them there and haven’t had any issues.

I use them for work, hauling material to the landfill and after putting anchors in the ground I use them to hold down my canopy carport. Have held up to 50+ mph winds. I recommend these highly and you cannot beat the price!!

These ratchet straps are rated at 500 lbs, these are NOT Heavy Duty Cargo Straps (per some other reviews). These straps are ideal to secure luggage or camping gear and a consumer must understand the material is thinner than other products with a higher load capacity.. Per the photos, I use these straps to secure bee hives from raccoons and strong winds during the winter season, no need to cinch them down tight (100 lbs tension is adequate). Just placed an order for my third set of four.

I overall think these straps are super sturdy, however you are not going to get into the packaging in a rush. they do require a Philips head to open... which is beyond stupid l.

Used these to keep our trampoline from flying away at our windy house. Worked wonders during the past 3 storms so far.

Goodness, so many of the recent reviews (without pictures) have no real or helpful information. Wish there was a button for "Not Helpful". All straps advertise the length of the long (non-ratchet) strap side. And I've been hunting for a strap that had a longer strap on the ratchet side to wrap around the vehicle's raised roof rails (running boards). As pictured I've previously used a similar 1 inch red strap, but the length wasn't long enough to wrap around the roof rack's running boards. (The running boards/roof rack doesn't have a place for the S-hook to anchor into on it's own, so I wrap the strap around the raised running boards and use the S-hook to anchor on it's own strap. The added length of these straps on the ratchet side is exactly what I needed to accomplish the ability to wrap that side around the raised roof rail and hook it to itself. Some may think I'm crazy but yes, as pictured that are 6 kayaks on top of our Sienna mini-van. We love the roof rack and our many family adventures! Straps have been great! Additionally a recent reviewer on Feb.10, 2021 mentioned a strap simply holding down cargo in a trailer had broke. And that the other half was wrapped around the trailer's axel. These straps don't just break. And the fact the other end was wrapped around the trailer axel would indicate the excess slack wasn't properly tied off. But hung down and got ran over by the trailer wheel creating the tension that caused the strap to break and wrap itself around the axel.

I purchased a set of 4 Husky Ratchet Straps on February 1, 2021 from Home Depot in Las Vegas. Since I had already purchased 12 of the non-ratchet straps the day before, we did not use all 4 of the ratchet straps that day. The others were placed in the sinch bag that was included in the package. The straps were used that same day due to moving household items from Las Vegas to San Diego. Everything was fine. The next time they were used was on February 6, 2021 for the same reason. While driving to San Diego my boyfriend noticed that one of the book shelves had come loose. We immediately pulled over and noticed that one of the straps broke. Half of the strap was still attached but the other was not. After inspecting the rest of the straps, we noticed that the one holding down the smoker was beginning to tear. Luckily, the other half of the strap that was broken was found wrapped around the trailer's axel. While in stand still traffic, a fellow driver let us know it was underneath the trailer. We are extremely lucky that the strap/hook did not fly into a car that was driving behind. I am not sure why these particular straps did not work because the non-ratchet straps worked perfectly.

Bought these to use to transport a 350 lb motorcycle on a carrier. Strap failed in first 20 miles of trip. The stitching where the webbing is attached to itself to loop thru the ratchet let go and unraveled. Fortunately I had used four straps (2 front and 2 rear) so I was able to stop before the bike or anything else was damaged. I immediately replaced the straps. If you have these straps, check the stitching... I won't be using inexpensive straps in the future.

Help support cargo net on top of ninja course.

I have been using these straps for the past 4 years. They are decent straps for the money but they could be a little better quality. The straps are made of a slippery material and tend to slide across cargo frequently. The straps are also frayed after normal use because of how thin they are. They have not met my expectations even with a 4 star review. I wouldn't buy them again.

I bought these to anchor down my outside central air conditioning unit. I drilled & embedded concrete anchors into the concrete slab in a total of 8 places around the AC unit's 4 sides. I screwed 3/8 inch thick eye bolts into these 8 anchors. When a hurricane threatens I will attach both ends of the 4 ratchet tie-downs into the 8 eye bolts. Should prevent a tip over. My only objection is the packaging. It seems like (in addition to the supplied pouch) it could be used to store the ratchet tie-downs very neatly. HOWEVER, it is a brain teaser to try to figure out how to take out the tie-downs without breaking the plastic packaging. What kind of unreasonable person designed such packaging and why drive up the cost of the product unnecessarily? At least give instructions as to how to save the package from damage!

Well put together....strong.....I'm glad I found these....to find out these are priced the same as the cheaper made items......I'm very happy

Used this to strap 20 chairs to a cart. Worked great

These things are a life saver! We were riding UTV's on Windrock Mountain in Tennessee. We had just picked up a new pack of Husky Tie Down Straps. We had the boxes and coolers in our UTV's strapped with them. We had a really odd string of bad luck and broke the frame on one of the UTV's. We were about 20 miles deep in the woods on the top of a mountain and had to come down rutted and washed out trails to get out. The frame broke at the upper shock mount and the shock came through the hood and headlight. We weren't riding rough, just really bad luck. It was 2 hours before dark and we were about 1:45 minutes from town. Someone came up with the idea to use the straps to strap the suspension back to the frame. We decided we had 4 straps total and we would use them all if needed to get out of there before nightfall (Dec. in dead of winter). My husband, father and brother strapped the suspension to the frame using our huskey straps. We only used 1 strap and was completely sure it would break when put under pressure. It was holding up about 600 lbs of dead weight and the entire weight of the machine would be put on it when we had to go into a rut (there were lots). None of us could believe it when the strap held this machine together and got us off of the mountain before dark! It was truely amazing! So if you ask me how much a husky strap can hold, it could hold together a side by side to get off a mountain!

Great product couldn't be more satisfied! Took a 1500 mile trip!

Tie downs are very easy to use and work very well and very reliable

Worked well beyond my expectation. It bound the canvas I was useing tighter than expected

I had to transport a 28-ft extension ladder and these tie-downs were able to secure the ladder down on top of my vehicle. The ratcheting mechanism was very smooth as well, along with the handles which made action very easy.

Nice set of straps for the money.

Works perfect to secure the raft to the trailer. Large handles make the ratchet easy to operate. Great value as well.

For the price it is a good deal. Directions are horrible, had to cut excess strap off because no matter how well tied and would flop against the roof on the interstate. When they include an operational drawing please make the darn thing large enough to show detail. I had to go on you tube and look at similar products to get the hang of operating this product. It is a big improvement over bungee cords because you know these straps won't stretch and break going down the road.

Use them to tight on my motorcycle while transporting and it worked just fine

Great product and an even better price. Husky is impressive!

this is very usefull and good materials

Strong, did the job, great price. Great price. Ordered on line, swung by and picked them up. 5 stars.

Very sturdy and easy to use. The storage bag is very handy.

The ratchet tie downs are simple to use and small enough to fit in truck storage.