What is load rating of these straps?
1650299
It's my understanding that these straps are rated for 5000 pounds. I currently use Macs Custom tie downs that are rated for 10,000 pounds. It's easy to see the construction differences between both straps.
1650300
I think it is 3,000 as I wanted to hold my 1,700 lb hot rod without worries and they do the job very well
1314664
They said load range E when I bought them, but the description has changed. These are LRE, though.
1572445
Not sure of exact speed rating. I have them on a small boat trailer and only travel locally. I wouldn't hesitate using these within normal weight range at highway speeds though.
1215114
All depends on how heavy the load is that you want to put on there. They're not "heavy duty" but should hold moderate load.
617701
My boat 2500 lb loaded weight. No issues at all. Very well made strap and as good as anything that I could purchase anyplace else. Buy with confindence!
901041
Doesn't matter what you loop them over it should all be the same. Make sure you are routing the end of the strap through the buckles or tensioner the correct way otherwise I don't know what to say
870328
I found that these have the best wooden handles you can buy, period.However, I could not get the straps to hold my weight reliably at 240.I purchased some straps from an auto parts store and switch between those and loops from a climbing gear store to use the rings. I also recommend the book "Overcoming Gravity" for proper technique and regimen.Good Luck! :D
699063
The straps are padded. They aren't bad! Super easy to convert. They are universal buckles so you don't have to convert anything. The bottom isn't reinforced, but there is a belt that you tighten that makes it pretty hard. I think it's pretty sturdy
1014558
I NEVER USE STRAPS. My suitcases are fully loaded so nothing moves around. So, I really don't know.
609532
They are vinyl latticed straps. I have enjoyed this patio set well worth the money.
401425
I don't know the weight rating but they are very sturdy made . Heavier than most. Super quality
2174501
I haven't had a chance to use the straps but I think it will get the job done for a 500lb or a 100 lb dead lift. I will update my answer once i have put the straps through hell and back
1007335
I weighed them when I received them and compared the weight with the old handlebars I removed, but I didn't write the numbers down and they are now mounted so I don't know. As I recall, these new bars were a little lighter than the aluminum bars I removed. Sorry.
330894
These straps are about 12 feet long and 3-1/2 to 4" wide. The shoulder harnesses are the same. I was lifting a bunch of tall cabinets and didn't need shoulder pads, although they were probably only about 200# each. I have moved, lifted and carrier a ton of stuff in my life and at $40.00 I wishthese were around as I would have bought these in a minute, even if I could have only used them once. They are well worth the money.
807918
The stability and any sharp edges would be my main concern. Another factor is what you're hoisting and the danger of injury if something fails. The strap has a 10,000 lbs breaking strength but a torn strap would be my fear.
371671
I don't know what the load rating is, but I routinely rack 240 lbs on them with no problems. If you're asking this question, I suspect you probably want to go much heavier. There is a safety/warning label on the base of the stands, but it doesn't indicate the weight capacity. You could try calling TDS Customer Service at 607-733-6789. Good luck.
1567890
I don't know. I use them for the excess straps on my bike rack. The elastics hold well enough outdoors at speeds of up to 80 mph.