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    Walmart Ratchet straps

    In another thread Headchange said:
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    I was in Walmart this weekend and I looked through their selection of rachet straps. They had a few straps that had some black webbing that had a breaking strength of 1800lbs. The webbing was really nice and flexible, like the HF webbing. They also had the same stuff in red and blue. I will probably pick up a set of the ratchet straps with the black webbing at some point in the future.
    I was over at mine today and went to the automobile section and saw a lot of different ratchet webbing.
    I wrote down some of the info (see attached).
    The problem is finding out what the webbing is made of.
    I'm not good enough to tell by feel.....
    It looks like amazon sells a lot of this stuff but they don't say what they are made of.
    I found a few of the brand name websites but they just talk about how strong it is.
    Perhaps others will have better luck.....
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    Saw this on Amazon awhile back. Says it is made of polyester:
    http://www.amazon.com/Keeper-03518-R.../dp/B000BQY9BY
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    Quote Originally Posted by FanaticFringer View Post
    Saw this on Amazon awhile back. Says it is made of polyester:
    http://www.amazon.com/Keeper-03518-R.../dp/B000BQY9BY
    I believe I saw those over at the home depot.
    Real light feel to them.
    I really thought they would be nylon....
    I think they had them in black as well.
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    i've got a couple sets of those camo ones i used to strap 50 gallon drums into my trailer, i also use them to lift the drums with a hoist. these drums weigh over 500 lbs.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FanaticFringer View Post
    Saw this on Amazon awhile back. Says it is made of polyester:
    http://www.amazon.com/Keeper-03518-R.../dp/B000BQY9BY

    I use these! Got them at a hardware store. I use them with buckles Funny Money gave me. I love these straps. Wasn't sure what they are made of but it said 500lb load limit and 1300 breaking strength. I figured I would hang low to the ground sot he fall wouldn't be as far. Haven't fallen yet. I am 190lbs. Don't judge! j/k I woman never tells her weight or age...UNLESS there is a joke involved. *rim shot*

    BTW: The guy at the hardware kept trying to get me to buy Nylon straps b/c "Those camo tie downs are mighty nice ta be cuttin up for a hammock". PSHHHHHHT He obviously doesn't have a hammock!
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    I noticed they had some camo straps for treestand hunters in the sporting good section. About $6.50 I can't remember if they were something that would be usable or not.

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