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Activities NRS 1.5″ HD Tie Down 20 Foot Strap

Original price was: $11.95.Current price is: $8.96.

SKU: nrs-6147903226035 Category: Activities Tags: Accessories, Els PW 15633, Paddle Sports, Tie Downs

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When you want the strongest cam strap for securing your gear, you need the NRS 1.5″ Tie-Down Strap. It’s been trusted by boaters and other outdoor adventurers around the world for over 30 years.

The 1.5″ wide polypropylene webbing has a tensile strength of 2,000 pounds, so you can lash in your gear with confidence.
NRS also soaks the webbing in their proprietary UV protectant for long life in the sunny outdoors.
Two center-mounted stainless-steel springs give our heavy-duty buckle a stronger, more secure grip on the webbing.
The length of each NRS tie-down strap is woven right into the webbing, so there’s never any guesswork when choosing the right size for the job.
A waterproof 1″ x 3″ tag near the buckle gives you a place to write your name and contact info to prove to your buddy that it’s your strap, NOT his.
Rafters, kayakers, canoeists and other water folks love these burly cargo straps.
Yes, they’re the gold standard for boaters, but savvy people have found literally hundreds of other uses for them.
You’ll want these straps for your boating gear bag, car trunk, truck bed, ATV, camper… everywhere.
Ask any boater and they’ll tell you, “You can never have too many.”

Lashing Capacity:	2,000 lbs.
Additional Details:	Strap length woven into the webbing 1″ x 3″ waterproof name tag sewn on Buckle has 2 center-mounted stainless-steel springs Webbing treated with UV protectant
Notes:	All strap lengths are measured in feet.

Prop 65 C (DEHP): This product can expose you to Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.

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