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Discover Practical Cargo Securing Solutions

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What happens here

Learn about practical cargo securing solutions by observing the 'Strap Lizard' system. Understand how it integrates with existing ratchet straps (up to 16 feet long), acting as a containment system for the excess strap tail. Watch the demonstration of how the excess strap can be neatly wound up and locked into place, preventing tangles and flapping during transport. This product is designed to keep straps organized and secure, whether in storage or while hauling, offering a simple solution to a common frustration for anyone who uses tie-down straps.

Goal: Find solutions for organizing and securing ratchet straps.

Tools and materials

  • Ratchet Strap Husky — Demonstrating the Strap Lizard's function
  • Strap Lizard Strap Lizard — Containing and organizing ratchet strap tails

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appreciate it thank all right guys I'm walking through the show and I ran into the strap lizzard guys if you guys haven't seen them we're going to do a quick demo otherwise we have done a video on this once before so yep but for the guys that haven't will you walk us through this thing Tyler sure so what we're selling here is the strap lizard so this is a strap containment system so uses your existing ratchet straps you already have at home I got a 16t strap the tail of it is all contained in here so this is how it goes down the road I'm hooked up to the trailer I'm hooked up to the four-wheeler so when you're storing your straps instead of winding taking time to wind them up like this or maybe you got the messy bucket like that where they become Tangled all I got to do here when I take my strap off of my load is pull the slack out of this hook end here and then I can take and wind up this tail lock it and then I'm throwing them under the back seat of my tri TR just like that nice and clean and organized I got form under the back seat of my truck like that also when you're hauling something a lot of times you only need four or 5 ft of that strap you don't need the whole 16 ft I can just pull out the four or five ft I want to use lock it my excess is in here not getting in my way and I can strap down my load tighten up my ratchet here now usually I'd be taking that tail making a couple loops Ty it in a knot comes off on the highway anyways all I got to do here wind it up lock it and clip it onto the strap and we're rolling down the road just like that it's not going anywhere what does the unit go for uh they're 1450 each you're catching the strap lizard here all right thank you sir absolutely all right guys well

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