These cotton straps provide much better grip than the nylon ones
348022
These cotton straps provide much better grip than the nylon ones, even those with the rubber accents on one side.  The stitching for the neoprene pad is only at the ends, so there is no stitching across the pad to dig into your wrists.
1826861
Convenient and comfortable alternative for the times you need nylons.
2868047
I rarely make reviews but had to make one for these.  Receieved these the other day and got to use them on a back workout.  These were extremely comfortable and the grip on the equipments for doing rowing movements were awesome.  Compared to cotton straps these were much better.  Now I wished I had last my other weightlifting straps earlier.
1248960
I've been using the padded Schiek straps for years, but decided to give these a try.  The construction is sturdy, and I feel that they are long lasting.  The inside of the strap has rubber threads woven into the strap to give it extra gripping power; that's the gray lines seen in the product pic.  That's actually a nice feature, although it grips too much on a really knurled bar that may hinder tightening.  The con with these straps is the outside of the strap, the part that you're actually gripping is smooth and slippery.  My fingers constantly slip on the grip, so it's difficult to keep a tight hold on any bar.  These are better than some other straps I've used, but the padded Schiek straps are still the best in my opinion.
427837
Item works much better than the short elastic corner straps I have been using. I got this item at a promotional price and it is worth the money I paid.
544204
Seems like these are well made with quality plastic. They work with standard 1 inch nylon straps from other brands. And I would use them for just about any medium to light duty task. If I use them all and need more I'll buy these again.
2304738
The weight is distributed better and has an ergonomic feel. This works well and is comfortable. I would definitely recommend this strap for anyone using a DSLR.
3124540
Ordered these to replace the cheap straps on a bike wrap. These are so much better. Durable and strong.
555081
Web is very strong and once web square is locked around a corner of your cargo, it's not going anywhere.  The nylon is much stronger and secure fit than a stretch-cord net and is really the only way to go.
2248422
very absorbent and drys quickly, much better than the inexpensive cotton bands
1139268
These straps are much sturdier than the ones we previously purchased and wore out by constant outdoor exposure in the tropics. They are nice and wide, which seems like it would be less stressful to the trees too. I was a bit of a project getting them properly fitted on the trees, but once in place they are secure and inconspicuous.
2933681
These straps are awesome. Had to give up some for my wife too.
1340975
So the very first thing I thought when I opened my hammock straps is "seat belts!" This is a good thing. These straps look almost identical to seat belts and I would not be at all surprised if they were manufactured in the same (or at least very similar way). This is good news because it indicates how strong they actually are (I believe that tow ropes are often made in the same way). Not only are these straps fantastic for their strength but they also do not stretch at all. This is good news especially if you are one who likes to sleep in your hammock. The carabiners are quite thick and not like the small (worrisome) carabiners that I have received in the past with my hammocks.

The other thing I like about these tree straps is how easy they are to setup. To setup, you grab the metal hoop and hold it up to the tree where you want the hammock straps to go. Wrap the other end of the strap around the tree as many times as necessary, then feed it through the metal loop. That is it! You are done. Super simple.

The straps also come in a nice bag so that you can keep everything together.

I can't think of anything I don't like about these straps.

I received these straps in exchange for an honest review.
237026
This cotton webbing is hard to find locally so it was very convenient to just buy a big roll. I use it for repairing purse straps and all kinds of stuff. I like that the cotton is less shiny than the usual nylon webbing.
3039282
Before this grip, I tried the Dream Gear silicone grip. The silicone grip definitely made the 3ds more comfortable to play for long periods of time, but the edges were squared off which still made it pretty uncomfortable.

This grip is definitely more comfortable than the silicone grip. I can imagine the tab everyone is talking about breaking though, which is why I'm giving this grip four stars instead of five.
843550
I have large hands.  I wear a LARGE glove.  Most motorcycle grips are too small in diameter for my comfort (i.e., I get carpal tunnel-like symptoms on long rides using 'standard' diameter grips.)  The Grab On Grip Covers are easy to slip over my current grips (a little soapy water and some twisting does the trick) and they enlarge the effective diameter of the grips enough to make the gripping surface all-day comfortable.

Once the soapy/water mixture has dried, these do not slip, even in the rain.  And they have held up for much longer than I expected.  So if you have large to extra large hands, consider these a quick and simple alternative to having to find (and fit) much larger grips.  Just slip these over your current grips and ride happy.
2473294
Heavy duty straps work better than the original set.  They don't collect dirt and maintain their shape.