Hyper Tough Ratchet Straps, 10 ft x 1 in, 500 lb Working Load Limit, S-Hook Tie-Downs, 2 Pack

deserve a look if you are looking for something easily accessible and cheap. they're easy to use just like everyone else. the straps are of decent quality. And the handles And hook hooks are quite nice.

The Hyper Tough 1” x 10' S-Hook Ratchet Tie Downs are a handy set to keep around for securing loads. The 500 lb capacity is great for everyday hauling, moving supplies, outdoor projects, and keeping items safely in place during transport. The ratchet mechanism is easy to use, and the S-hooks make attaching them quick and convenient. Getting two straps in the pack is also a great value. A practical, sturdy addition to any truck, trailer, garage, or toolbox.

Good value for the money. Works good.

Love these tie downs, definitely will be getting more

Sturdy, good price and always available.

Very good and easy to use. It does the job well. Interesting pricing though, a 2-pack (qty 2) for 9.99, but a 4 pack (qty 4) was for 39.99. So, I got two 2-packs (qty 4) for 19.98.

Its a great product, but there are better ones.

I bought these to supplement my heavier set while moving some lumber. The webbing is so soft and floppy that it was difficult to get the hooks to stay in place, and the ratchet threaded without getting twists in the web strap. The total install time was about twice what it took for my larger straps. When I went to remove them, I found that the webbing was already showing signs of fraying in two places where it was in contact with the lumber. My suggestion would be to spend a little more money and get better quality. It's not worth the hassle.

Couldn't even handle holding a futon in place without destroying the ratchet. Had always had a good experience with the brand in general but I definitely won't be buying any more straps from them as I wouldn't trust them

It ruined my whole morning trying to make it work, it does not release the strap to extend, I regret purchasing this item. Contacted Walmart to explain the non-working damaged product and they expect me to return the damaged item to the store? Now I have to waste $20 in gas driving to Walmart and waste my valuable time driving back to WalMart in 100 degree weather, here in Vegas? I can not show how it looks like, because it is broken and I threw in the trash.