NRS 15' x 1" Heavy-Duty Strap - Package of 4
Born for the river and ready for whatever, this NRS 15' x 1" Heavy-Duty Strap 4-pack offers a strong, dependable and versatile do-it-yourself tie-down solution for boaters and other outdoorspeople.
- Unlike clunky ratchet straps and cheap imitations, NRS straps are strong, easy, fast and simple with unlimited usefulness
- UV-protected polypropylene webbing has a 1,500 lb. minimum breaking strength and won't stretch when wet
- 2 strong stainless-steel springs on the cam buckle deliver a burly bite that won't slip
- Strap size is prominently indicated on the buckle so there's never any guesswork
- Iconic Blue straps feature the strap size woven into the webbing while preserving the traditional NRS design
- Woven label near the buckle lets you tag your straps with your name and contact info
- Integrated bottle opener helps you celebrate a job well done
Imported.
View all NRS Cam Straps| Best Use | Paddling |
|---|---|
| Material(s) | Polypropylene webbing |
| Dimensions | 15 ft. x 1 in. |
| Weight | Unavailable |
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Some of the best straps that can be found
I use these to strap down everything from our Dometic 75L fridge inside our Land Cruiser, to the many things that end up on the roof rack during camping and back country exploring trips. Most notably, they are great for strapping down notoriously difficult loads like bundles of firewood on the roof rack. We have never had a failure or encountered any slipping of the cam lock over thousands of miles of travel, even when on rough corrugated dirt roads and challenging rough high clearance 4wd trails. I won't use any other type of strap at this point and consider them well worth the price.
What's up with these straps???
I bought a 4 pack of these straps to tie my two 75 pound Hobie yaks to my Thule rack. They slip like mad, not only on a rough road to the lake but on a smooth highway ride of just 10 miles. Total garbage. I have some cheap Chinese straps that work great, put them on, retighten in 5 miles and they were tight all the way from Salem, Oregon to Lake Mead, Nevada. The NRS straps are too stretchy and the buckles don't hold. Avoid!