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For serious tie-down action.

Your kayak is not exactly a lightweight. Or perhaps you’re planning on a long trip and want to go with wide straps for maximum boat-hold. Grab the NRS 1.5in Heavy-Duty Straps. NRS manufactured these polypropylene straps to a tensile strength of 1500lb (tensile strength is the stress at which material breaks) and coated them with UV protectant. Two center-mounted stainless steel springs in the buckles apply pressure evenly across the width of the strap for a secure hold.

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5 5

Thomas Faraday

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I can't say anything wrong here. Just a simple system that never fails, and you'll be glad to have it.

4 5

Lauren F.

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  • Gender: Female
  • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

Not the least expensive strap on the market, but if you go with anything cheaper than this, you're going to be re-burning ends and breaking straps constantly. I use these 1.5" straps to rig my frame to my raft. There are stronger, longer lasting straps, but NRS makes the most cracked-finger friendly buckles. They last a couple seasons of commercial boating. You could use them longer, but they'll start breaking on you and the buckles loose their spring so they don't clamp down as hard.

5 5

Johnathan Rambo

Member since 

The most serious straps out there? I don't really know about that there are a lot of products out there, but when I am strapping my kayak down or some lumber in my kayak carrier I know I am using my fat straps from NRS, because that is what I have. When it comes down too it, most straps for kayaks are pretty identical in design, so they pretty much all work the same, other than generics tend to slip a bit more than the brand names, probably quality of the strap material. I like these a lot, they work great.

5 5

zach muller

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seamlessly go from securing gear to using it as a belt. its strong and simple and will last forever. get creative they have unlimited uses.

5 5

Gary Heathcock

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I strap 12 - 14 composite kayaks to my trailer and wouldn't use anything but the NRS 1.5" straps. They spread the force of the strap to the kayak better than narrow straps. They're soft, but tough and have a great cinching clamp. They also relieve headaches and neck strains... as I don't have to keep looking in the mirrors as often... my boats are secure.

5 5

Brinklen10

Member since 

I work as an outdoor educator & have spent much time on challenge courses. These nifty straps are what hold our ladders to poles. Cinched down tightly they provide a security for climbers that goes unnoticed...unless you are lacking one! They have so many uses. My husband has even started using them to hold down gear in his truck bed as he hauls equipment in his home construction business.

4 5

PBJ

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Your basic straps. Not much too them, but the last forever! I only wish they had more of a ratchet system.

4 5

Alan Bradley

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I've been using these straps to tie down my kayak for a few years now and they've held up great. Nothing too special about these, but they get the job done.