The item is labeled "Recovery" strap. So is it safe to assume it is also a "Snatch" strap? Trying to buy a strap to pull a Jeep when stuck. NOT tow.
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Yes it is a recovery strap. I would not use it to tow anything because it's 30 ft long. It will defenantly pull your jeep out when stuck though. Just make sure you attach the strap to the frame because I have read that if you attack it to a ball hitch or other things like that they could brake sending it flying into the rear window.
1134269
NO it is NOT a snatch strap; just received mine and am very unhappy to discover when reading the label on the package. For Smittybilt to call it a recovery strap is MISLEADING
882060
No, I would say strap is made from a poly material that would melt. Fix your muffler or carry some wire for emergency repairs.
1727746
It's a standard strap. My guess is yes. But you should contact the company and ask them directly if you're still not sure.
1829052
There is a nylon strap w/ a carabiner clip that you can attach to the latch hook of my suv but I never use it. The ramp is made so that it sits on the edge of the suv floor when I open it up and my golden retriever just runs up the ramp. It works well for us.
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Hi LeonardThere is a hook just like the one in the picture at the other end for securing to the trailer. And yes; you can cut off the loose end of the strap if you wish, although I am not really sure why you would want to make the strap proprietary (much less versatile) instead of keeping it in a versatile (able to be used for many applications) condition. the bottom line here is that it is your strap and you can shorten it if you wish.
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This is not the strap they show in the picture. That is the older model. The current strap they sell is the soft strap. It's like the older Garmin strap where it is the same material for the entire strap. This strap is better than the previous, my running partner has the older model, as it does NOT drop out during runs like the Garmin straps do. I just finished an Ironman event and wore this strap the entire time, even during the swim. Over the 13 hour event (for me), it did not drop out once and maintained steady readings the entire time. If you have had problems with previous straps, this is the one to get. Good Luck and hope this helped. This is not the strap they show in the picture. That is the older model. The current strap they sell is the soft strap. It's like the older Garmin strap where it is the same material for the entire strap. This strap is better than the previous, my running partner has the older model, as it does NOT drop out during runs like the Garmin straps do. I just finished an Ironman event and wore this strap the entire time, even during the swim. Over the 13 hour event (for me), it did not drop out once and maintained steady readings the entire time. If you have had problems with previous straps, this... » Read More This is not the strap they show in the picture. That is the older model. The current strap they sell is the soft strap. It's like the older Garmin strap where it is the same material for the entire strap. This strap is better than the previous, my running partner has the older model, as it does NOT drop out during runs like the Garmin straps do. I just finished an Ironman event and wore this strap the entire time, even during the swim. Over the 13 hour event (for me), it did not drop out once and maintained steady readings the entire time. If you have had problems with previous straps, this is the one to get. Good Luck and hope this helped. « Show Less
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No problem, you could pull a car with these straps. There the same grade of material as cargo straps. We love our TRX and use it practically everyday. It has turned out to be one of the best additions to our home gym.
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No they aren't. I pass one loop through the other & put mine in my basket so it isn't a problem, and toss over my bars for short hops. But after initially using an old shoe string (which worked & I'm cheap) I got a small velcro strap for it & have to admit the shoelace & now the strap have proved helpful on occasion. I will say I did look at another cable that had a velcro strap but didn't buy it because of the price & for what I paid for the strap I eventually picked up I still saved and I'm really happy with what I have. But like I said, I'm cheap (my master "u-lock" has to be over 15, maybe 20, years old). No they aren't. I pass one loop through the other & put mine in my basket so it isn't a problem, and toss over my bars for short hops. But after initially using an old shoe string (which worked & I'm cheap) I got a small velcro strap for it & have to admit the shoelace & now the strap have proved helpful on occasion. I will say I did look at another cable that had a velcro strap but didn't buy it because of the price & for what I paid for the strap I eventually picked up I still saved and I'm really happy with what I have. But like I said, I'm cheap (my master "u-lock" has to be... » Read More No they aren't. I pass one loop through the other & put mine in my basket so it isn't a problem, and toss over my bars for short hops. But after initially using an old shoe string (which worked & I'm cheap) I got a small velcro strap for it & have to admit the shoelace & now the strap have proved helpful on occasion. I will say I did look at another cable that had a velcro strap but didn't buy it because of the price & for what I paid for the strap I eventually picked up I still saved and I'm really happy with what I have. But like I said, I'm cheap (my master "u-lock" has to be over 15, maybe 20, years old). « Show Less
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I believe so. There is a strap with fastener which appears to be what you're referring to.
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It should be fine on a purse strap if the purse doesn't tuck under your arm. It shouldn't be too heavy for most types. Only got the this one, so I couldn't say if it's better or worse than the one labeled from Thor 2, although technically they should be the same since Thor's hammer doesn't change.
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I think these straps work well for any kind of pulling exercise/movement because of the added grip. I use to use gloves when lifting but I prefer straps by far. Hope this helped
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I think this is the correct way: The end with the bungee cord and buckle; that strap goes around your foot and the other strap goes around your ankle. You could probably reverse that but I like it this way so the straps come out of the bottom of my feet not the side of my ankle. It is a little uncomfortable if you have to walk on the buckles so I try not to do that. I hope this helps I can always send a picture.
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Probably but why take the chance? I do not like this strap at all. I have the feeling that it will slip off of my shoulder all of the time. I would look at other devices. The thought is great the execution is not so good.
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It's a push/pull cable. I had hoped to use it to manually operate the choke on my old car but the angle/direction of the choke mechanism prevented me from using it. There is no twist to release or anything like that, simply push and pull.
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This has nothing to do with the trac bar. This is a sterring stabalizer that attaches to the front axle and the center link or drag link. And all of my sterring parts that it mount to are stock. Dont buy it if your not lifted at least 4 inch and have larger tires. It is also a tricky fit in my opinion but it did work for my application. Happy jeeping
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The cable is able to completely detach to be used as pleased. I don't completely understand what the "bar lock is". If you are referring to the U lock holder, then no i usually wrap it around somewhere on the frame or simply sling it around my shoulders for quick off and on. I have seen people coil it but that tends to move back and forth eventually getting in the way of my pedaling strokes. I'm sure there ways to secure this but the U lock holder isnt made to hold the cable. If your asking HOW, when locking I use it ONLY to wrap around my front tire, since its not locked with the U lock. Hope this helps and answers your questions The cable is able to completely detach to be used as pleased. I don't completely understand what the "bar lock is". If you are referring to the U lock holder, then no i usually wrap it around somewhere on the frame or simply sling it around my shoulders for quick off and on. I have seen people coil it but that tends to move back and forth eventually getting in the way of my pedaling strokes. I'm sure there ways to secure this but the U lock holder isnt made to hold the cable. If your asking HOW, when locking I use it ONLY to wrap around my front tire, since its not locked with the... » Read More The cable is able to completely detach to be used as pleased. I don't completely understand what the "bar lock is". If you are referring to the U lock holder, then no i usually wrap it around somewhere on the frame or simply sling it around my shoulders for quick off and on. I have seen people coil it but that tends to move back and forth eventually getting in the way of my pedaling strokes. I'm sure there ways to secure this but the U lock holder isnt made to hold the cable. If your asking HOW, when locking I use it ONLY to wrap around my front tire, since its not locked with the U lock. Hope this helps and answers your questions « Show Less
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Yes, it is a clip strap. The only way to get it off is to unclip it. You can remove the flotation device for better handling when not in the water.