What is Significance of 21 to 30 Feet for SuperTiedown Self-Tightening Ratchet Strap # ST-2-2

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The description says 21-30 feet long. So that means I cant secure a load that requires less than 21 feet of strap? I dont think so..... The minimum is probably 21 INCHES, but youre not listing this. Instead, you show 21-30 feet.

asked by: Walton L

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Expert Reply:

The 21 to 30 foot text you see on the product page for the ratchet kit part # ST-2-2 is how we organize the straps on our page and is not a range for the intended use. These are 30 feet long and do not have a minimum 21 foot application.

This is also comes as a single strap using # ST-2.

expert reply by: Jameson C

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