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NRS 1″ HD Tie-Down Straps – Iconic Blue, 1500 lbs Strength

(4 customer reviews)

Original price was: $116.21.Current price is: $67.79.

Heavy-duty, UV-protected tie-down straps with 1,500 lb strength for secure gear anchoring.

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NRS 1″ HD Tie-Down Straps Pair – Iconic Blue

Born on the river, ready for whatever. First sold in 1978 as a better way to tie down gear and frames on whitewater rafts, the NRS 1″ Heavy Duty Strap is known the world over for its incredible strength and versatility. The ultimate DIY tie-down solution, every boater, outdoorsperson and homeowner should own an assortment of sizes.

  • Unlike clunky ratchet straps and cheap imitations, the NRS Strap is strong, easy, fast and simple with unlimited usefulness.
  • UV-protected polypropylene webbing won’t stretch when wet and delivers an impressive Minimum Breaking Strength (MBS) of 1,500 lbs.
  • Custom cam buckle features dual stainless-steel hardware for secure, reliable fastening.
Specification Detail
Material UV-protected polypropylene webbing
Width 1 inch
Minimum Breaking Strength (MBS) 1,500 lbs
Buckle Type Custom cam buckle with dual stainless-steel hardware
Color Iconic Blue
Package Pair of straps

FAQ

What is the minimum breaking strength of the NRS 1″ HD Tie-Down Straps?

The Minimum Breaking Strength (MBS) is 1,500 lbs.

Are the straps resistant to UV exposure?

Yes, the webbing is UV-protected and won’t stretch when wet.

What type of buckle does the strap have?

It features a custom cam buckle with dual stainless-steel hardware.

4 reviews for NRS 1″ HD Tie-Down Straps – Iconic Blue, 1500 lbs Strength

  1. Melanie Wallace –

    Used these to secure my kayak on the dock. They hold strong even in wet conditions. The blue color stands out and the buckle is easy to adjust. No slipping, no stretching. Great for outdoor gear.

  2. Oliver Kelly –

    Perfect for tying down camping equipment. Strong, simple to use, and durable. I’ve used them on my truck and boat, and they’ve held up well over time.

  3. Melanie Parsons –

    Solid construction. The straps don’t stretch when wet, which is a big plus. A bit stiff to adjust at first, but once you get used to it, it’s very reliable.

  4. Madeleine Sanderson –

    Great value for the strength and durability. I bought a pair for my outdoor adventures and they’ve been used in rain and wind without any issues.

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