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Ratchet tie-down straps...any recommended?

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Anyone have experiences with these (boat-related or otherwise)?

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Looking for a new set that's reliable/durable, for my canoe on car roof. My first set of nylon "WorkForce" ones (like pictured) lasted  7 years without issue... until one day leaving the lake and getting them from the trunk and the hook loop stitching of one just completely gave out. :blink: Kind of wary of them since then..

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Rod Saver, Attwood, BPS and Cabela's all have good stuff but Home Depot and Lowe has stuff to meet your needs. Transom tie downs are important. You should inspect these things regularly. I know I'm dragging a nice boat around so I can't let $25.00 of straps cause an issue. 

 

I dont have the ratchet type. I don't want that style. Feel better about the conventional flip lock. 

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