Say goodbye to the hassle of loose, tangled straps every time you load and unload your boat. The BoatBuckle G2's self-retracting ratchet design ensures quick and easy securement. Just pull out the hook, attach it, and the strap retracts automatically with minimal ratcheting effort. Whether you're alone or in a rush, these straps make securing your boat a breeze.
Protect your boat's paint finish with confidence. The vinyl-coated S-hooks on the BoatBuckle G2 are designed to cradle your boat's hooks gently, avoiding scratches or damage to the surface. Now, you can enjoy the peace of mind that your boat is not just secured, but preserved.
Don’t compromise on safety. With a maximum load strength of 2,500 pounds and a working load limit of 833 pounds, these heavy-duty straps ensure that your boat is safely tied down. Navigate the bends and bumps on your route knowing your ride is secure without overburdening standard tie-downs.
The BoatBuckle G2's permanent mount design makes it a game-changer for quick and efficient boat-launching. By staying attached to the trailer, there's no need to search for misplaced straps. Just unhook and go – making them perfect for frequent boaters looking to get in and out of the water in a flash.
Navigate salty seas and fresh waters without worry. The corrosion-resistant steel body is built to last, offering you reliable performance season after season. Appreciate the robust construction that stands up to both the road and the elements.
Control the ratchet and release the strap single-handedly thanks to the dual-release lever and SUR-Grip rubber-coated handle. This ensures a secure yet comfortable grip, allowing for quick adjustments even with wet or gloved hands, enhancing both safety and convenience.
Transom tie-downs should always be used along with a winch strap and a pair of gunwale tie-downs. All straps and cables should be chosen according to their safe working load limit (WLL). To determine the maximum load, or break strength, of the strap, simply multiply the WLL by 3. The WLL is always one-third (1/3) of the maximum load. It is recommended that you always use straps in pairs.
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