AyaportLashing Straps Tie Down Straps with Cam Buckle Cargo Strap 8ft for Kayak, SUP, Dirt Bike, Roof Rack Strap (with Protection Pad & Reflective Strap)

I use cam buckle straps to secure my kayaks to my car, and needed a new set. These ones are true to length, and the buckle holds the kayak as tightly as expected, throughout the length of time the kayak is on top of the car. Highly recommend. It comes in a clear reusable bag, which doesn't take up much space and keeps things tidy in the trunk.

This tie down set is about the same quality you'd expect from your local hardware store. These are not ratcheting tie downs so I would never use these for heavy lumber loads on my roof rack, but they seem sufficiently strong for paddleboards and other lighter-duty objects that needs to stay put. One plus about these is their ease of use which allows my wife to use them without much trouble.

I haul stuff all the time. Motorcycles, camping gear, boxes, trash, furniture, mowers, appliances, and many other things. I keep a wide assortment of straps in my truck and in the trailer. I have a few of these lashing straps, from two different manufacturers, and all of them have the typical cam buckles. Although I’ve never broken one myself I have seen one break.Mine have performed well but I always have that picture of that broken buckle in the back of my mind. Well buddy you won’t break this buckle. It’s the real deal. The straps themselves are pretty much like the others I have. Definitely adequate to any reasonable job I’d use this kind of strap for. I wouldn’t use them to secure my motorcycle in the trailer but I would be willing to use them to secure the back end from bouncing around.Securing furniture, a tarp, or whatever in the back of the truck, a canoe, or kayak on top of the car? No problem!

I usually use ratchet straps to hold my paddle boards down, but when I'm going to the local lake and/or river, which are only a few minutes away, using the ratchet straps can be a bit of a pain. I figured I'd give these a shot, as they could be a bit easier to just get on and off. Glad I did, as these work great! They are super long, so I'm able to wrap a couple paddle boards at a time. The strap material feels really nice, and I don't have any concerns with them failing. The buckles are also nice too, and seem to be aluminum. Tightening the strap down is easy, and they don't budge unless you hit the release. As said, works great to hold my paddle boards, and I even use them to tie down my bikes on my bike rack.

These are nice tie down straps - while the strap material itself is about the same as most better tie downs, tow things set this apart - the length and the cam buckle. At 12', I am able to diagonally strap items down in my truck bed. With an 8' bed, the shorter straps don't reach. Second, and the best part, is the buckle. It is not cheap or all plastic, and it holds the strap securely. The release is easy to work, and the buckle is clad in a plastic case to keep it from scratching anything. There is even a pad on the bottom of the buckle. These are definitely worth a little more for what you get.

These are way easier to use than ratchet straps. If you aren’t hauling something super heavy that needs a ton of force, get these.We use them to pin kayaks into the truck bed. It’s as easy as thread and cinch. That’s it. Super simple. Also way easier to pack up.They feel really sturdy and solid for sure.

These cam buckle straps are perfect for securing a kayak. I am using these to secure my kayaks to my trailer. Cam straps are great for securing a kayak. These are well made, sturdy and high quality. They work great.

Nice strap, grippy cam. Will work great for light duty strapping.