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Shock Straps Tie-Downs

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This segment showcases Shock Straps, heavy-duty tie-down straps available in various sizes (e.g., 3000lb, 10000lb rated). The straps feature a unique urethane-based webbing with UV protection, which is highlighted as superior to traditional nylon or polyester. Unlike nylon, which can stretch significantly (40%) and loosen, causing the need for re-tightening during travel, polyester stretches less (20%), and Shock Straps are designed to maintain tension. The inventor emphasizes the product's extreme durability, having never broken one in 18 years of personal use. They are also military-grade, designed with the help of the US military, and available commercially.

Goal: Secure cargo reliably without needing frequent re-tightening, offering superior durability

Tools and materials

  • Shock Strap Shock Strap — Securing cargo

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autozone in June of 2020 like I say that here's the guy that invented it bought the company I cheated about 18 years ago I bought four that's mine that's mine so I'm it's 18 years old I never broke one seven years ago I went to replace him my four is a gift find out the owner died and I bought the company so until I did teste and I never broken the chakra that's that we're now played a lot yeah and so on the webbing all you have choices on webbing typically it's nylon or polyester for decent straps the trouble with nylon which most straps are now it's less expensive nylon stretches 40% of its body weight that's the real reason you stopped at a gas station and thump your webbing and give it a couple clicks and it's moves it's loose and the reason it's loose it's not coming off the spindle of your ratchet I hear people give me lots of excuses it's the webbing so even when your load shifts it's jarring the webbing and eventually you tighten it up I use polyester polyester stretches at most 20% but it has some other attributes come on a one to ten scale it's an 8 4 UV and abrasion wear nylons of two so most the straps you buy at the big-box stores they don't last very long and there's a reason a

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