Due to certain cost and production restrictions this item requires a minimum order quantity of: 2
Cinchtite 6 – Pair of 2-Inch x 6-Foot S and Snap Hook Ratchet Straps
Able to handle a working load limit of 1,670 Lbs. / 751 Kgs., this pair of 2-Inch x 6-Foot Ratchet Buckle Straps with S Hooks and Snap Hooks is designed for the big boy recreational vehicles. Built with all the features you need for a reliable tie down job, our heavy-duty Cinchtite 6 Tie Down Strap is more than ready to get you and your big boy toy to your destination.
In order to achieve optimal tensioning quickly, our Strap is equipped with a heat-treated carbon steel Kinedyne 811 Standard Handle Ratchet, which provides quick tightening with little effort. This Ratchet easily tightens the Kinedyne grey 2084G polyester webbing and keeps it tight throughout the trip, keeping a steady and strong hold over your vehicle.
The spring-loaded positive lock Snap Hook is designed to prevent release even if you travel over rough terrain. The heat-treated carbon steel S Hook prevents scratches to your vehicle or your anchor point while the built-in Soft Loop protects your paint and chrome, making it the ideal choice to use if your vehicle is new or freshly painted.
This kind of tie down job requires all the help you need, so we include two of our Cinchtite 6 with this offer along with full instructions on how to properly tie down your vehicle. Remember, you need four tie downs in total to get the job done.
Pair of 2″ x 6′ S Hook and Snap Hook Ratchet Straps – 15470 Quick Specs:
- Working Load Limit: 1,670 Lbs. / 751 Kgs.
- Width: 2 Inches
- Length: 6 Feet
- Weight: 6.37 Lbs. / 2.89 Kgs.
- Webbing: Kinedyne Grey 2084G Webbing
- Type of Tensioning Device: Kinedyne 811 Standard Handle Ratchet
- Type of End Fitting: Kinedyne Powder Coated S Hook and Snap Hook
Note:
While we do stock a small inventory of Kinedyne products, many Kinedyne items are manufactured upon order and may take 2-3 weeks for delivery.
When lead times beyond this occur we will notify the customer as soon as we are aware of the delay.
