Sport and Outdoor

The best way to hold a box or small cooler on a raft is with a Cam Loop Strap. Each end of one of these straps fastens at a separate location and buckles in the middle. Sewn-in loops fasten easily around a rowing frame member. Cam buckle end is 1' long and the balance of the listed length is on the other side. Cam Loop Straps remain looped in position on the frame, so it is simple to re-attach gear when you're reloading the raft. Loop straps use cam buckles and 1" black polypro strap.

Heavy Duty Nylon Straps, 1 inch wide in lengths 2-20 foot. The easiest and most secure way to tie gear on a raft is with cam buckle straps. The buckle has a cam with teeth that grip the straps and hold tighter as the pull increases. Depressing the cam lever releases the strap. Buckles are top-rated Ancra brand. Heavy-duty straps use nylon webbing rated at 2, 500 pounds, which has more abrasion resistance and won't stretch when wet. Heavy-duty models also have labels and metal loops, but are all black.

This strong 1.5 in black polypro strap fastens around the seat thwarts in a paddle raft, giving paddlers handholds for hanging on to and D-rings for attaching accessories. When you are out of the water, use the Universal Handle to haul your rolled-up raft or even to carry a kayak. The Universal Handles strap is 5.5 ft. long with our trademark Triple-Box-X stitching. No Elastic.

Heavy Duty Nylon Straps, 1 inch wide in lengths 2-20 foot. The easiest and most secure way to tie gear on a raft is with cam buckle straps. The buckle has a cam with teeth that grip the straps and hold tighter as the pull increases. Depressing the cam lever releases the strap. Buckles are top-rated Ancra brand. Heavy-duty straps use nylon webbing rated at 2, 500 pounds, which has more abrasion resistance and won't stretch when wet. Heavy-duty models also have labels and metal loops, but are all black.

The best way to hold a box or small cooler on a raft is with a Cam Loop Strap. Each end of one of these straps fastens at a separate location and buckles in the middle. Sewn-in loops fasten easily around a rowing frame member. Cam buckle end is 1' long and the balance of the listed length is on the other side. Cam Loop Straps remain looped in position on the frame, so it is simple to re-attach gear when you're reloading the raft. Loop straps use cam buckles and 1" black polypro strap.

Heavy Duty Nylon Straps, 1 inch wide in lengths 2-20 foot. The easiest and most secure way to tie gear on a raft is with cam buckle straps. The buckle has a cam with teeth that grip the straps and hold tighter as the pull increases. Depressing the cam lever releases the strap. Buckles are top-rated Ancra brand. Heavy-duty straps use nylon webbing rated at 2, 500 pounds, which has more abrasion resistance and won't stretch when wet. Heavy-duty models also have labels and metal loops, but are all black.

The best way to hold a box or small cooler on a raft is with a Cam Loop Strap. Each end of one of these straps fastens at a separate location and buckles in the middle. Sewn-in loops fasten easily around a rowing frame member. Cam buckle end is 1' long and the balance of the listed length is on the other side. Cam Loop Straps remain looped in position on the frame, so it is simple to re-attach gear when you're reloading the raft. Loop straps use cam buckles and 1" black polypro strap.

Heavy Duty Nylon Straps, 1 inch wide in lengths 2-20 foot. The easiest and most secure way to tie gear on a raft is with cam buckle straps. The buckle has a cam with teeth that grip the straps and hold tighter as the pull increases. Depressing the cam lever releases the strap. Buckles are top-rated Ancra brand. Heavy-duty straps use nylon webbing rated at 2, 500 pounds, which has more abrasion resistance and won't stretch when wet. Heavy-duty models also have labels and metal loops, but are all black.

Heavy Duty Nylon Straps, 1 inch wide in lengths 2-20 foot. The easiest and most secure way to tie gear on a raft is with cam buckle straps. The buckle has a cam with teeth that grip the straps and hold tighter as the pull increases. Depressing the cam lever releases the strap. Buckles are top-rated Ancra brand. Heavy-duty straps use nylon webbing rated at 2, 500 pounds, which has more abrasion resistance and won't stretch when wet. Heavy-duty models also have labels and metal loops, but are all black.

Heavy Duty Nylon Straps, 1 inch wide in lengths 2-20 foot. The easiest and most secure way to tie gear on a raft is with cam buckle straps. The buckle has a cam with teeth that grip the straps and hold tighter as the pull increases. Depressing the cam lever releases the strap. Buckles are top-rated Ancra brand. Heavy-duty straps use nylon webbing rated at 2, 500 pounds, which has more abrasion resistance and won't stretch when wet. Heavy-duty models also have labels and metal loops, but are all black.

Heavy Duty Nylon Straps, 1 inch wide in lengths 2-20 foot. The easiest and most secure way to tie gear on a raft is with cam buckle straps. The buckle has a cam with teeth that grip the straps and hold tighter as the pull increases. Depressing the cam lever releases the strap. Buckles are top-rated Ancra brand. Heavy-duty straps use nylon webbing rated at 2, 500 pounds, which has more abrasion resistance and won't stretch when wet. Heavy-duty models also have labels and metal loops, but are all black.

Heavy Duty Nylon Straps, 1 inch wide in lengths 2-20 foot. The easiest and most secure way to tie gear on a raft is with cam buckle straps. The buckle has a cam with teeth that grip the straps and hold tighter as the pull increases. Depressing the cam lever releases the strap. Buckles are top-rated Ancra brand. Heavy-duty straps use nylon webbing rated at 2, 500 pounds, which has more abrasion resistance and won't stretch when wet. Heavy-duty models also have labels and metal loops, but are all black.

The best way to hold a box or small cooler on a raft is with a Cam Loop Strap. Each end of one of these straps fastens at a separate location and buckles in the middle. Sewn-in loops fasten easily around a rowing frame member. Cam buckle end is 1' long and the balance of the listed length is on the other side. Cam Loop Straps remain looped in position on the frame, so it is simple to re-attach gear when you're reloading the raft. Loop straps use cam buckles and 1" black polypro strap.

Heavy Duty Nylon Straps, 1 inch wide in lengths 2-20 foot. The easiest and most secure way to tie gear on a raft is with cam buckle straps. The buckle has a cam with teeth that grip the straps and hold tighter as the pull increases. Depressing the cam lever releases the strap. Buckles are top-rated Ancra brand. Heavy-duty straps use nylon webbing rated at 2, 500 pounds, which has more abrasion resistance and won't stretch when wet. Heavy-duty models also have labels and metal loops, but are all black.

Every standard strap now is navy with the length woven continuously in bold silver numbers into the webbing, and the length is stamped on the side of the buckle, too. This is a major improvement when you are looking for the correct size strap. We use a top-rated cam buckle with teeth that grip the straps and hold tighter as the pull increases. Depressing the cam lever releases the strap. One-inch standard straps use 900-pound polypro webbing.

Every standard strap now is navy with the length woven continuously in bold silver numbers into the webbing, and the length is stamped on the side of the buckle, too. This is a major improvement when you are looking for the correct size strap. We use a top-rated cam buckle with teeth that grip the straps and hold tighter as the pull increases. Depressing the cam lever releases the strap. One-inch standard straps use 900-pound polypro webbing.

Wider strap will leave less of a pressure mark on a kayak or raft; bigger cam buckles measure 2-1/4" x 2" x 1", weigh 6 ounces, have more gripping teeth. Polypro webbing is rated at 1, 350 pounds. Length labels, metal loops, and color-coded: 2' straps are black, 4' are red, 6' green, 8' blue, 10' yellow, and 12' brown.

Every standard strap now is navy with the length woven continuously in bold silver numbers into the webbing, and the length is stamped on the side of the buckle, too. This is a major improvement when you are looking for the correct size strap. We use a top-rated cam buckle with teeth that grip the straps and hold tighter as the pull increases. Depressing the cam lever releases the strap. One-inch standard straps use 900-pound polypro webbing.

Every standard strap now is navy with the length woven continuously in bold silver numbers into the webbing, and the length is stamped on the side of the buckle, too. This is a major improvement when you are looking for the correct size strap. We use a top-rated cam buckle with teeth that grip the straps and hold tighter as the pull increases. Depressing the cam lever releases the strap. One-inch standard straps use 900-pound polypro webbing.

Every standard strap now is navy with the length woven continuously in bold silver numbers into the webbing, and the length is stamped on the side of the buckle, too. This is a major improvement when you are looking for the correct size strap. We use a top-rated cam buckle with teeth that grip the straps and hold tighter as the pull increases. Depressing the cam lever releases the strap. One-inch standard straps use 900-pound polypro webbing.

Every standard strap now is navy with the length woven continuously in bold silver numbers into the webbing, and the length is stamped on the side of the buckle, too. This is a major improvement when you are looking for the correct size strap. We use a top-rated cam buckle with teeth that grip the straps and hold tighter as the pull increases. Depressing the cam lever releases the strap. One-inch standard straps use 900-pound polypro webbing.

Every standard strap now is navy with the length woven continuously in bold silver numbers into the webbing, and the length is stamped on the side of the buckle, too. This is a major improvement when you are looking for the correct size strap. We use a top-rated cam buckle with teeth that grip the straps and hold tighter as the pull increases. Depressing the cam lever releases the strap. One-inch standard straps use 900-pound polypro webbing.

Every standard strap now is navy with the length woven continuously in bold silver numbers into the webbing, and the length is stamped on the side of the buckle, too. This is a major improvement when you are looking for the correct size strap. We use a top-rated cam buckle with teeth that grip the straps and hold tighter as the pull increases. Depressing the cam lever releases the strap. One-inch standard straps use 900-pound polypro webbing.

Every standard strap now is navy with the length woven continuously in bold silver numbers into the webbing, and the length is stamped on the side of the buckle, too. This is a major improvement when you are looking for the correct size strap. We use a top-rated cam buckle with teeth that grip the straps and hold tighter as the pull increases. Depressing the cam lever releases the strap. One-inch standard straps use 900-pound polypro webbing.

Wider strap will leave less of a pressure mark on a kayak or raft; bigger cam buckles measure 2-1/4" x 2" x 1", weigh 6 ounces, have more gripping teeth. Polypro webbing is rated at 1, 350 pounds. Length labels, metal loops, and color-coded: 2' straps are black, 4' are red, 6' green, 8' blue, 10' yellow, and 12' brown.

Wider strap will leave less of a pressure mark on a kayak or raft; bigger cam buckles measure 2-1/4" x 2" x 1", weigh 6 ounces, have more gripping teeth. Polypro webbing is rated at 1, 350 pounds. Length labels, metal loops, and color-coded: 2' straps are black, 4' are red, 6' green, 8' blue, 10' yellow, and 12' brown.

Wider strap will leave less of a pressure mark on a kayak or raft; bigger cam buckles measure 2-1/4" x 2" x 1", weigh 6 ounces, have more gripping teeth. Polypro webbing is rated at 1, 350 pounds. Length labels, metal loops, and color-coded: 2' straps are black, 4' are red, 6' green, 8' blue, 10' yellow, and 12' brown.

Wider strap will leave less of a pressure mark on a kayak or raft; bigger cam buckles measure 2-1/4" x 2" x 1", weigh 6 ounces, have more gripping teeth. Polypro webbing is rated at 1, 350 pounds. Length labels, metal loops, and color-coded: 2' straps are black, 4' are red, 6' green, 8' blue, 10' yellow, and 12' navy.

Wider strap will leave less of a pressure mark on a kayak or raft; bigger cam buckles measure 2-1/4" x 2" x 1", weigh 6 ounces, have more gripping teeth. Polypro webbing is rated at 1, 350 pounds. Length labels, metal loops, and color-coded: 2' straps are black, 4' are red, 6' green, 8' blue, 10' yellow, and 12' brown.

Securely fasten your spare oar to the rowing frame using our new elastic spare oar strap set. Each sturdy stretch-nylon strap attaches to the frame with a Velcro loop sewn to the inside of the strap. The elastic strap then wraps around both the frame an