Keeper – 1” x 10’ Heavy Duty Cam Buckle Tie-Down with S Hooks - 400 lbs. Working Load Limit and 1,200 lbs Break Strength

This is Just what I needed ! It has a great pair of rubberized hooks that should last forever. It already came threaded which was awesome. It works as it should , I needed one more for my kayak. I wish the short end was just a little longer. My other ones have at least a foot on the short side. It makes it easier to adjust the tightening process in my opinion as the buckle area is off my kayak.

Perfect for what I needed

I like this tie down belt, seems to be good quality nylon the Buckle seems to be decent so far it's holding up , it ties down stuff really tight and hold its own pretty good.

The straps are long enough to secure furniture for a cross-town move. The straps and hooks are gentle on the furniture. I overlooked the direction arrow on the clasp. That created a problem. Straps seem rugged enough for moderate strain.

I was looking for a tie-down that would adjust easily, release quickly, and hold well. I had been using the ratchet type tie-down, but found them hard to release and adjust to length prior to tie-down. The Keeper Cam Buckle tie-down is very easy to use, adjusts with a pull, holds extremely well, and releases with a push on the buckle tab. If you are looking for a tie-down that is easy to use, I would recommend the Keeper Cam Buckle.

These are perfect for quick, efficient use- this is not a ratchet strap, so it's not for long sustained use (ie. strapping down a motorcycle for a 12 hour drive) But it's perfect for easy installation, easy take off and you can adjust the tension with a quick jerk. Mine came with hefty hooks and the strap material was in line with an 8 dollar strap. Would definitely buy again.

Awesome

Nothing worse about these than others I have seen at stores and if you want something for occasional use to secure small things, I suppose this would do.But the straps are made of flimsy, thin material. I gave mine away after I received them. I was not going to trust that these things would hold anything substantial and if they can't do that, what is the point?