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500lb Safe Work Load

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FAQ

How do they hold up in water/saltwater?

Very well. They have corrosion resistand materilas including a zinc-coated steel spring.

How long are the straps?

Both models come in 14ft length with extension options up to 24ft.

Do they have a warranty?

We offer 30 days, no questions asked returns and optional LIFETIME WARRANTY when you register online

How does the spring affect load ratings?

The spring does not affect the load rating due to our robust limiter band. Our smallest straps boast a 1,500lb breaking strength with added, spring-loaded, dynamic tension. Just pull and experience the power of the TorkStrap!

What if I need a really long strap?

We offer extensions at checkout. Simply add to cart to see our recommended accessories

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Add the TorkBag with individual strap pouches

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Add the TorkBag with individual strap pouches
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20 ft. extensions

For our 1 inch (M500-Red) Straps

20 ft. extensions

For our 1 inch (M500-Red) Straps
Add Extensions

24 ft. Extensions

For our 1.5 inch (HD750-Orange)

24 ft. Extensions

For our 1.5 inch (HD750-Orange)
Add Extensions

e-track

4,400 lb adapters

e-track

4,400 lb adapters
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How to Tie Down a Kayak Without Overcomplicating the Setup
July 07, 2026 Grant Martin

How to Tie Down a Kayak Without Overcomplicating the Setup

The simplest way to tie down a kayak is to center it on a stable roof rack, kayak carrier, foam blocks, or truck-bed support, then secure it with two proper straps across the hull. Add bow and stern lines when driving on highways, in wind, or with a longer kayak.
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