Redpoint 1" Webbing Straps with Side-Release Buckles - Package of 2
Black
$6.50
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$7.50
- Side-release buckles allow single-handed release and adjustment
- 1-in.-wide webbing straps resist wear
- Package includes 2 Redpoint accessory straps
Imported.
| Best use | Camping |
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| Material(s) | Nylon |
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| Weight | Unavailable |
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Feb 5, 2014North to Alaska
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Jan 25, 2014Strong and sturdyI use these straps to ensure locking lids on storage containers for long-term storage in the garage, in the attic, and under the house. They are easy to cinch down tight, yet simple to unlo...
Read More I use these straps to ensure locking lids on storage containers for long-term storage in the garage, in the attic, and under the house. They are easy to cinch down tight, yet simple to unlock by a single person. We also use several of these these straps to shrink and hold the storage size of our artificial Christmas tree when folding up the branches and returning it to its storage box, year after year. These straps used to be available at the stores for individual purchase, but now they mostly are sold in-store as two to a card. Also, they used to come in more colors, especially the bright blue, and now not all lengths are available in that blue color in the stores. Color availability is my only negative comment. Other than that, these straps are great for everything, and I am happy that REI still stocks them in stores for quick availability when you really need one more for a project! -
Jan 23, 2014Worked for meWorked great as a belt for our snow pants. No need to buy a more expensive one when this one will do the trick for us. The price was right too.
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Nov 13, 2013Redpoint 1" Webbing StrapsI used these to attached a rain jacket to the bottom of my pack. I pulled the staps tight but they self loosen and my jacket would fall off. After 5-6 times times I had to find another way...
Read More I used these to attached a rain jacket to the bottom of my pack. I pulled the staps tight but they self loosen and my jacket would fall off. After 5-6 times times I had to find another way to carry the jacket. Useless straps!
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Read More When you have a mule deer, or other large game animal on the ground, quartered, skinned and ready for packing, the last thing you need to worry about are your straps. These babies keep your meat right where it needs to be. Next stop, Bbq city.