JAKAGO 1" x 16' Lashing Strap with Cam Lock Buckle Tie Down Straps up to 600lbs, for Mounted Cargo, Kayaks Carriers, Moving Canoes, Lawn Equipment, Pack of 4

These have been great straps for transporting my kayak. They seem strong enough so far. I am hoping they last a long time even though they seem a little thin.

Exactly as described

Works as advertised.

Price and the fact that is a good system.I will buy again.

Honest review here.These are super easy to use, very strong and reliable and easy to store (not to big for trunk or garage). They are also light in terms of weight so not super big and clunky.The tie down straps come as a set of 4. Each one is 1 inch wide and 16 feet long lashing strap. It's great for tying down our paddleboard and surf equipment here in Florida. But it would also be great for small cargo, camping and more!The lashing strap is made of strengthened Nylon with metal rust resistant buckles to secure the load. The straps have a 600lbs break strength... which is definitely more than I need but appreciated!The feature that is awesome is that they are adjustable and the zinc alloyed buckles can easily slide into the ratchet at whatever size or length you need! Then you adjust you release the tension strap... VERY EASY TO USE!HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

These cam lock tie down straps secured my furniture and spare tire to the roof of my SUV across 2,400 miles in the middle of a wet winter. They are simple and sturdy with really only one moving part unlike ratcheting straps which are more complicated and annoying to use, but you’re still able to apply a good amount of tension. They are great for light duty jobs (see images, a few hundred pounds, evenly loaded). After my trip, a couple of the ends were a bit frayed from whipping around at freeway speeds, but this wasn’t a big deal; I just cut off a couple of inches of the webbing and melted the ends with a lighter. Overall, they’re super useful, compact, simple to operate, and so much more secure than rope or bungee cords. At $16-$17 for four, they’re decently priced too. 5/5 stars

You do get what you pay for and these are not too bad for the money. I have seen much higher quality straps and I'm not sure I'd trust these completely but for light duty they are just fine. I have a couple of frayed ends and some loose threads. The buckles seem secure and grip well. Here's a trick I learned from a trucker. If you have a long span, give the strap a twist or two and it won't flap around in the wind and make noise or rub against your materials.

These are great for securing goods to the framing on a U-Haul. I can put quite a bit of force on the strap without any damage, and the locking mechanism holds it without issue.There is no padding underneath the buckle. I wrapped the whole dresser up with a moving blanket to protect it.They're a great length. It's just enough to wrap around the front of the dresser twice.Overall great straps.Highly recommended.

Very easy to use, and long enough to easily secure our canoe