Allow approximately 3–6 business days for processing. Estimated transit is 5–10 business days within the USA and 3–12 business days internationally. Tracking is emailed when available.
SHOCKSTRAP
Ratchet Strap, 10' x 1" Shock Absorbing Heavy Duty Tie Downs for Cargo, 500 LB WLL / 1,500 LB Break Strength, 2-Pack
Ratchet Strap, 10' x 1" Shock Absorbing Heavy Duty Tie Downs for Cargo, 500 LB WLL / 1,500 LB Break Strength, 2-Pack
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Allow approximately 3–6 business days for processing. Estimated transit is 5–10 business days within the USA and 3–12 business days internationally. Tracking is emailed when available. Shipping details
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Overview
- Size : 10' x 1"
- Material : Polyurethane
- Color : 2 Pack
- Brand : SHOCKSTRAP
- Vehicle Service Type : Car or Truck or Boat or ATV or Van or Motorcycle or UTV or Bicycle or RV
About this item
- Heavy duty 1,500 lb Break Strength - gated clip hooks coated with plastic, and a safety strap behind the polyurethane bungee, these 10-foot ShockStrap Ratchet Straps are the ultimate solution for secure and dependable cargo tie-downs. An extra layer of safety, the ShockStrap Ratchet Straps are equipped with a safety strap to ensure peace of mind during transport.
- Constant Tension Design - Engineered with a constant tension bungee, these shock straps maintain consistent pressure on your cargo. This innovative design eliminates slack or movement, delivering unparalleled stability throughout your journey.
- Gated Clip Hooks Coated with Plastic - Our straps feature gated/clip hooks coated with plastic, ensuring a secure and damage-free connection. These coated hooks provide an extra layer of protection and durability.
- Rust Resistant - Hooks, ratchets and our cam are yellow zinc coated, which lasts 8 to 10 times longer than chrome plating soft ties- flexibility to always find a way to secure your load, Commercial Heavy Duty Ratchet with outside release, certified and stamped for the US and Canadian Department of Transportation (DOT)
- 1,500 lb Break Strength / 500 lb Working Load Limit :DESIGNED AND ASSEMBLED in the USA with parts sourced both domestically and globally for the highest quality product possible.
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