Is there any stretch to this strap? I want to use it for winching with my Hi-lift jack.
1739390
This is non-stretching strap, firm as nylon may be. You may pull, but may not use it as dinamometrical strap.
1739391
At first, because it's new, there is a little stretch. After you use it once or twice, it gets "pulled" into the shape it's going to be.
1739392
No, there is no stretch. It's a static and strong tow strap. But all material has its breaking point. I've pulled cars up hills with it.
1520311
I would contact Zephyr for a different strap.... but as long as the sensor was over your chest area, I don't think it would matter if you extended the end of the strap.
2126023
Ah... Here is a link to illustrate what I am referring to :) http://www.amazon.com/Performance-Plus-Leather-Classical-Adjustable/dp/B00FKBV0TY/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1392401782&sr=8-2&keywords=guitar+strap+for+classical+guitar Thank you!
1868042
I have only used this strap over the neck. But OpTech makes a wide verity of straps. Check out their web site.
82355
I would use a ratchet-type tie down strap instead. I feel there would be too much stretch in this parachord
553505
The same as Dan Tate said: I would double it over at least 4 or so inches and get a grade 5 or 8, 3/8 inch diameter bolt, perhaps even an eye bolt to simplify things. Of course spend the money on stainless steel and use a couple of fender washers on either side with nylon lock nut to finish it off. As long as whatever you're securing this strap to is sturdy, the last thing you would be worrying about failing would be this strap itself. It is truly a strong strap.
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If you are looking for a tether that stretches, this is not it. It has a regular tether that can be attached to a regular tree strap provided. It does have connectors for binoculars on your chest and has a sternum strap as well. It also comes with a rope lineman's belt that works very well. The thigh straps each fit through a small tension type buckle. These straps are quite long and you may want to trim them at some point. This is a good product that does not weigh you down and is comfortable. You can buy more expensive harnesses but this is very nice. You should be able to pull this up on Muddy's website to see the options that this harness provides. Amazon's price however, was the best I could find. If you are looking for a tether that stretches, this is not it. It has a regular tether that can be attached to a regular tree strap provided. It does have connectors for binoculars on your chest and has a sternum strap as well. It also comes with a rope lineman's belt that works very well. The thigh straps each fit through a small tension type buckle. These straps are quite long and you may want to trim them at some point. This is a good product that does not weigh you down and is comfortable. You can buy more expensive harnesses but this is very nice. You should be able to pull this up on... » Read More If you are looking for a tether that stretches, this is not it. It has a regular tether that can be attached to a regular tree strap provided. It does have connectors for binoculars on your chest and has a sternum strap as well. It also comes with a rope lineman's belt that works very well. The thigh straps each fit through a small tension type buckle. These straps are quite long and you may want to trim them at some point. This is a good product that does not weigh you down and is comfortable. You can buy more expensive harnesses but this is very nice. You should be able to pull this up on Muddy's website to see the options that this harness provides. Amazon's price however, was the best I could find. « Show Less
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Yes, you can't stretch it & do not let heavy carts or vehicles drove over it. I've use mine for about 2 years. I recommend this cable. It also lays flat & rewraps nicely. Ray in AZ
375759
If you have a drive on trailer and only use the strap to tighten it down , yes. If you winch all the way I think the strap might be a little light,
1188309
Yes, there is an adjustment that opens the front part of the stretcher, if you also need extra width. Hope this helps.
855239
Definitely. The strap is very easy to adjust. I usually keep mine up quite a bit higher than what they have pictured - precisely for the reason of keeping it against my triceps rather than my elbows.
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you could use your old strap. not the most secure but would work in a pinch
151835
I have not had any problems attaching or detaching my strap. By the way this is a great pick-up. I ordered two of them, one for a classical guitar and one for a really old steel string dreadnought acoustic.
1714488
No. That is a weak strap. You must have a pouch to keep you equipment.I hope help you guy.
1445550
Your refering to paracord ? I believe so, although I have not tried. I use the slap strap pro.
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I don't know if I can help with this, but you can flip the switch to release the gear which allows the winch to release the strap....but you'd better have hold of the handle or it will spin freely. The winch is a good size and the handle as well. I have a 21 foot bass boat and I have no problem loading the boat even if the trailer isn't far enough in the water. And for unloading a boat, as long as you are careful and have control of the handle, I don't see an issue....but there is nothing to stop the winch if you take your hand off the handle...if that's what you're asking.
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It would be marginal. I just measured mine and in a relaxed state the strap is 24 inches long including the kneepad. It will stretch but it is doubtful there would be enough Velcro overlap to hold. You might be able to use some double sided Velcro to extend the strap.