AUGO ratchet straps and tie-downs
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AUGO makes the straps we feature most often on this site, and it pays a bonus commission on them through Amazon, which we state up front. Below is each AUGO strap we cover, what the published specification means, who it fits and who should buy something else. The label on your own strap always governs. Prices, ratings and stock change; check the Amazon page.
AUGO Heavy Duty Ratchet Straps, 4-pack
Spec: 1 in x 15 ft, 2,200 lb break strength, S-hooks with safety latch, soft loops included, seven colors.
Fits: Motorcycles with soft loops, moving furniture and appliances, lawn equipment and pickup-bed loads.
Not for: Not a 2 in trailer strap: for cars, UTVs or equipment over roughly 1,500 lb use a 2 in, 3,333 lb WLL strap.
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AUGO Retractable Ratchet Straps, 4-pack
Spec: 1 in x 10 ft, 400 lb working load, 1,200 lb break strength, self-retracting, soft loops, S-hooks and a storage bag. A 2 in x 10 ft, 3,000 lb break-strength version exists.
Fits: Fast, tail-free tie-downs for motorcycles, ATVs, kayaks and light loads where you strap often.
Not for: Shorter and lower-rated than a standard 15 ft strap; not for heavy trailer loads.
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AUGO Soft Loop Tie-Down Straps, 6-pack
Spec: 1,500 lb load capacity, 4,500 lb break strength per the listing; girth-hitch around bars and frames so hooks never touch paint.
Fits: Any motorcycle, scooter, ATV, dirt bike or mower you strap with S-hooks.
Not for: Loops do not tension anything; pair them with a ratchet or cam strap.
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Before you buy any strap
Work from the working load limit, not the break strength: here is the difference. Then check how many straps the load needs and run the numbers in the tie-down calculator.