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Old 06-12-2019, 01:09 AM #1
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Tie down straps with good reputation for interior and exterior

I have a Gobi roof rack and want to strap down my gun case, tent and some chairs.
I have a large cooler and want to strap down that on the inside.

Can you fine folks let me know what brad tie downs are easiest to use and have a good reputation?
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I like these...

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i think you would want the ones with the ratcheting latches, i deal with these type for our aircrafts.
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I Keep it simple, using the correct size rope, paracord for the job the Truckers Hitch knot is a versatile setup. It's my go to for securing anything.
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Yeah i was thinking the ratcheting kind. I like those roks for tactical though!
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I often times have 3-4 pelican cases on my roof. I've used a bunch of different ratcheting straps over the years and these turned out to be great.

Husky 16 ft. x 1-1/2 in. Ratchet Tie-Downs (2-Pack)-FH0942 - The Home Depot

I also have a nice long cable lock to secure my gear onto the roof from a snatch and grab. Easy to weave though the case handle of inside of the lock shackle as I run extended shackles.
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I often times have 3-4 pelican cases on my roof. I've used a bunch of different ratcheting straps over the years and these turned out to be great.



Husky 16 ft. x 1-1/2 in. Ratchet Tie-Downs (2-Pack)-FH0942 - The Home Depot



I also have a nice long cable lock to secure my gear onto the roof from a snatch and grab. Easy to weave though the case handle of inside of the lock shackle as I run extended shackles.
I use husky straps for work and personal, good price and they haven't let me down yet

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I have Harbor Freight ratchet straps 1" 1.5" and 2". All work great for holding things onto a rack.



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