Retractable Ratchet Straps - S-Hooks - 1" x 12' - 500 lbs - Qty 2

Video Transcript for Quickloader S-Hooks Retractable Ratchet Strap Review

Adam: What's going on everybody Adam here with etrailer today, we're going to be taking a look at a revolutionary ratchet strap. This, is the quick loader strap. This is going to have a cool little technology. That's going to keep all of that excess strap. Nice and confined around this little wheel here. So whether you're using just 2 ft or 12 ft, we're going to have all the excess strap confined around this little spring loaded wheel here.

It's going to make it really nice to strap stuff down, but also, it's going to be really nice whenever we're done. We don't have to try to wrap them all up and try to get them to where they're not going to get tangled. Cause they usually do, we all know they do. Mind you, but my quick loader strap doesn't.Nice thing about the strap is, if you are tying stuff down on your own, sometimes my hooks kind of fall off one point and to go to the other side and hook it back on again with this, it keeps the tension. So it makes loading by yourself extremely easy.

So I'm just going to go ahead and go right here and then down lower here.Nice thing about it is I don't have to worry about scratching any of my equipment cause they have coated S hooks, and this lever is plenty big to be able to compensate for that big wheel of strap. But it also just gives you a lot of leverage to be able to really crank this thing down. Just like that, I'm done. It's just as easy to unload it is to load, just pull this little lever here, fold it out, undo that one and the other one. Now, we're pretty much done.

Nice and neat.This is so much better than a normal ratchet strap. And the nice thing about it is too, I usually use the etrailer bag to hold all my straps. And as you can see, we have a lot in here and so much more room for more and these aren't tangled up at all. No spaghetti you got a mess with, no tangles, no nothing. So it's going to be great for you guys who are just tying down your stuff to have a fun weekend.

If you're trying to do that, it's going to help you load up and unload a lot quicker. So you can have some fun. If you are on the construction site, one, it's going to look really cool. They're going to wonder where you got the straps. And also it's just going to make that job a lot quicker and easier. Unloading all of your equipment.All in all, it's definitely the best way to go. The quick loader straps are fantastic, but one thing we need to go over is the working load limit of the straps. They are going to have working load limit of 500 pounds and a break strength of 1500 pounds. So I have a mower here weighs about 450 pounds. So between the two different straps I used on them with a working load limit of 500 pounds. We're hauling safely. That is something we really think about here at etrailer hauling safely.And the way to do that is, one, just to evaluate what equipment you plan on tying down. Two, figure out how much it weighs. Three, figure out how many straps you need to tie that piece of equipment down. The more, the better. And then four, what we need to do is go on our website, pick out the straps you want, take the working load limit and times it by the amount of straps you plan on putting on your piece of equipment. And if they're working load limit all added up, exceeds the amount of weight of the machine or whatever you are tying down, then we're hauling safely. But other than that, that's pretty much it for our look at the quick loader straps..