PowerTye MFG 1.5in x 6ft Tactical Black Cam Buckle Soft-Tye Tie-Downs with Black Carabiner + Bag - 500lb. Working Load Limit / 1,500 lb. Breaking Limit - Made in USA - Black/Silver Pair + Bag

Nice heavy-duty straps, best part is they're made in America...

After 25 years of use, mostly strapping down motorcycles, without a single failure I thought I would retire the old one to the assignment of back up straps. Powertye has been working for me for 25 years, and I dont treat my straps nice, of course im going back to them. Keep up the fantastic work! Made in USA!

I bought 2 sets of these to tie down my motorcycle to my trailer. These are really well made- much heavier duty than you'll see in a big box store. Using these I am confident that my bike will stay exactly where I loaded it. Made in USA too!

These are US made, keep the money here! They cost a little more, but they're also a little better. Bag they come in is cool, can throw some extra straps in there and toss it under the seat for easy access. Perfect height for a dirtbike without a bunch of strap flapping around.

I’ve been using Ancra tiedowns for my 25+ years of riding. These Powertyes are great tiedowns with equal/better quality. The thick, wide webbing used makes them very strong. I only use mine for a sport quad or MX bike, but I’d use them with confidence tying down a full dress touring bike. Carabiner clip is one of the main reasons I went with these. My trailer has weld rings so thanks to the clip on the bottom they stay put when attaching. Also the soft loop on the top helps to keep painted or plated surfaces from being scratched. And the cam buckle holds tight but easily releases when you want it to. Only reason I gave four stars is because I have only used them twice. Will update in the future.

Made in the USA, worked perfectly for taller dirt bikes, perfect length.

Since I'm only trying to tie down a couple of 350-pound motorcycles, these may be overkill. I'm going back to the cheap 1-inch ones from Home Depot. The idea of a strap with carabiner is what got me to shell out the money for these, but now realize that the straps are overkill and the carabiner is on the wrong end (for me). I like to sit on the bike and pull the straps toward me to sinch down the bike. Having to get off the bike and pull each side by yourself just doesn't work. If you have a Harley or heavy bike they are probably pretty good. Not worth it for me.

These are the best tie downs I have ever used for dirt bikes.💪 Good length, solid buckles and hooks. Definitely recommend for riders👍