Is TorkStrap the BEST cam buckle tie downs?

Check out this awesome and unique cam strap! We are always looking for the best tie down options for our landscape business. You can never have enough tie downs. These would be great for motorcycle tie down straps. In the past we have used similar straps with elasticity and they work much better than your traditional nylon webbing straps (cam or ratchet).
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[@tetradgroup]

Need these for my golf cart, thanks for the review.

[@sassafrasvalley1939]

Clever! I have had that same problem. I use a conventional hook, cam strap to tie down stuff in the back of my Gator. Often times it is soft or spongy… like bagged tents, soft coolers, backpacks and the like. Being jarred and bounced has thrown a strap off more then once…. These straps just might be the answer to that problem!

[@ThriftyGarage]

It’s definitely a nice solution for an age old problem!

[@jgruv9876]

I dont know how much i like how when you release it the strap is whipped from it under pressure

[@ThriftyGarage]

The manufacturer recommends that you hold the tail with slight pressure. It takes the added tension away from the release. It’s a non issue if you follow their recommendation. I was not aware at the time I filmed this video.

[@azrealtornick]

I see that you've reviewed the Tork straps and the Shock straps. Based on your use of them both, which would you recommend for tying down a large UTV on a trailer?

[@ThriftyGarage]

I love the TorkStrap for ATVs and Dirt Bikes. But for the heavier suspension on a UTV I would recommend ShockStraps so you can ratchet.

[@azrealtornick]

Thank you for the reply!

[@S1aYeR98]

You need to check out strapflap

[@kyledorsty906]

For your lawnmower Chains and binders are best

[@ThriftyGarage]

Seems a little overkill. I prefer something like Shock Straps or the Tork Straps.

[@brandonrose2480]

What's actually inside the "spring" section? Is it a metal spring or some sort of bungee?

[@ThriftyGarage]

Idk but now you have sparked my curiosity!

[@AllentheStrapGuy]

Metal spring covered with heat shrink sleeve

[@DaveTheReaper666]

Would have been nice to see them used on your lawnmower to see if it really solved your problem with it moving around :)

[@ThriftyGarage]

They absolutely did work! I also use them to strap down the dirt bike and atv. Works great, especially on a vehicle with suspension.

[@abarrazarios]

​@@ThriftyGarage how much did u get paid ?

[@ThriftyGarage]

@@abarrazarios from TorkStrap? ZERO DOLLARS. From KZbin in the past 3+ years $153.71

[@lebipascual9129]

How to order tork strap tie downs

[@grekygrek]

Not in comments lmao

[@danlux4954]

Without captive hooks I won’t buy them.

[@ThriftyGarage]

I bought another set recently and they have captive hooks. Works great for strapping down my dirt bike.

[@danlux4954]

@@ThriftyGarage awesome, hard to find a good tie down with them. Most of my trailers are setup with e-track or Supertrac, but always carry regular tie downs.

[@ThriftyGarage]

Shock straps are also a good option if you want a ratchet instead of cam style.

[@danlux4954]

@@ThriftyGarage the ratchet end with shock part is so long that it rests on your stuff.

[@plainoldme7322]

You waste too much time

[@ThriftyGarage]

Ok

[@airichodges]

@@ThriftyGarage he wasted a lot of time telling you that.

[@airichodges]

@Thrifty Garage BTW. Decent review. I might try these. I use them to hold hot air balloon equipment in my truck or trailer. I usually use ratchet straps. I have no problem using those but this system looks pretty nice and I like that it will stay tight under most load shifting.

[@ThriftyGarage]

I’m really a fan of the stork Straps. It’s not the right strap for every application. But if it’s a dynamic load I think they do better than ratchet straps.