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etrailer | Hands-On Review with the Gorilla S-Hooks Ratchet Straps

Click for more info and reviews of this Gorilla Ratchet Straps: https://www.etrailer.com/Ratchet-Stra... Check out some similar Ratchet Straps options: https://www.etrailer.com/dept-pg-Ratc... https://www.etrailer.com Don’t forget to subscribe!    / etrailertv   Full transcript: https://www.etrailer.com/tv-review-go... Hey everyone, I'm Evangeline here at etrailer. Today we have our Gorilla Tie Down Ratchet Straps. These are gonna be 12 feet long and they're gonna be great for securing all types of cargo, whether you have your generators, your coolers, your kayaks, your other types of gear. This is gonna be an easy to use as well as comes in its own transport case set of straps. If you've ever had to use ratchet straps to secure your gear, you know how they work. You thread one strap into the ratchet mechanism and you start ratcheting down till you get a really tight fit. Now these are gonna do that, but they add some extra small features there just to make your life a little easier. You have your S hooks with little cap anchors to them, and that way it makes it easier to tie it down as you go around all the gear. You also have your Gorilla Grip making for an ergonomic experience, and you have these little strap management cables. That way when you have that excess, that's all secured too. And if you are tired of dealing with tangled up straps all the time, that hook and lip strap is also helpful for securing your straps when not in use, and also makes it easier just to toss into your, what they call Gorilla Case. This is just gonna be a reusable case, which is helpful if you wanna keep this stored in your truck, in your camper, in your toolbox, wherever you might need light duty straps. And by light duty straps, you have a 500 pound working load limit. So you wanna make sure that the weight of your cargo does not exceed that working load limit. You do get a set of two straps, and I always recommend using both for those extra touch points and that extra security. And you probably know all of this, but here's some tips and tricks for how to get the best use out of your rack strap. I always recommend utilizing build-in anchor points you may have on your cargo, whether it's tie downs, handles, just really gain the best fit over your cargo. You also want to secure lower to the base. That way you're not just over, but you're also securing down. And finally, to properly thread a ratchet strap, so get your ratchet strap. You can see how it's secured with those cap anchors. So here we have some good tension. We're gonna start lifting this ratchet and that really cinches down, so keep going till it looks good all around. And then tie up your excess. And that's how you use these ratchet straps. Depending on your needs, you can get this in different quantities as well as different lengths. 12 feet is pretty good in between, but you can go shorter to 10 or 16 or other lengths as seen on our website. If you are not sure if your cargo, your trailer and your straps are all matching up, well, feel free to give us a call. We love helping people out with their setups to get the best fit for them the first time. But today, this is a look at our Gorilla Tie Down Ratcheting Straps, specifically the light duty set of two with a 12 foot length at etrailer.com. My name's Evangeline. I hope this helped you out.