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Kit Rigg Straps™
RIGG STRAPS feature a patented cam-hook design made from aircraft-grade aluminum, offering a heavy-duty strap system with various gear tie-down options. The 5′ (60″) max length webbing has loop ends for additional connection points, sold in pairs and intended for weights up to 100 lbs.
What really sets the Kit Rigg Straps apart is the durability and reliability. I’ve used them on multiple trips and they still look like new. The adjustable length is also a huge plus, as it allows me to customize the fit for different gear combinations.
I’m absolutely thrilled with the Kit Rigg Straps! They’re so easy to use and the patented cam-hook design is genius. I’ve been using them for my motorcycle gear and they’ve made a huge difference in terms of security and organization. The only slight drawback is that they can be a bit bulky, but it’s a small price to pay for the peace of mind they provide.
I’m still trying to figure out how these straps work… Can someone explain to me why they’re so long? Is it meant for weights over 100 lbs or something? I mean, the description says up to 100 lbs, but I feel like there’s more to it.
Hi Kenny, thanks for reaching out! I’d be happy to help clarify how our RIGG STRAPS work. The straps are indeed designed for weights up to 100 lbs, but the longer length is intended to provide extra flexibility when securing larger or heavier loads. For example, if you’re transporting a bike with a large wheelbase, the longer strap allows for more adjustability to ensure a secure fit. Additionally, the loops at the ends of the straps can be used to tie down additional gear or accessories, which might explain why they seem longer than necessary for standard weights. If you have any further questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to ask! We’re always here to help.
I’ve had my Kit Rigg Straps for a while now and they’re holding up amazingly well. The only thing I’m not crazy about is the price – it feels a bit steep considering there are cheaper options out there. That being said, these strapping systems do seem to be top-notch quality.
Will these straps work for securing a trailer load of 500 lbs? That’s my main concern. If they can handle that kind of weight, I’d be more than happy to give them a try. Can someone please confirm whether or not they’re suitable for such a heavy load?
Thank you for reaching out, Raymond! We appreciate your interest in our Kit Rigg Straps™. Based on their specifications, these straps are designed to handle weights up to 100 lbs, not exceeding that maximum weight capacity. For securing a trailer load of 500 lbs, we would recommend exploring other strap options specifically designed for heavier loads. However, if you’re looking for alternative solutions within the same product category, I can offer some suggestions. Please feel free to ask and I’ll be happy to help.
What an amazing product! I was skeptical at first, but after using the Kit Rigg Straps for a few weeks, I can confidently say that they’ve exceeded my expectations. The aircraft-grade aluminum is incredibly durable and the webbing is long enough to secure even the largest items. My only question is: what’s the weight limit on these straps? Can they handle even heavier loads?
Dear Evelyn, thank you for your fantastic review of our Kit Rigg Straps! We’re thrilled to hear that they’ve exceeded your expectations. Regarding your question about the weight limit, our straps are designed to handle weights up to 100 lbs as stated in their description. However, we can’t guarantee the same level of performance beyond this limit. If you plan to use them for heavier loads, we recommend consulting with our customer service team or contacting us directly before making a decision.
I’m thoroughly impressed with the Kit Rigg Straps! The cam-hook design is genius, and I love that it’s made from aircraft-grade aluminum. The straps are sturdy and easy to use. The only minor downside is that they can be a bit tricky to adjust when you’re in a hurry. Nonetheless, I’d highly recommend these strapping systems for anyone who needs reliable gear tie-downs.
I’m a bit disappointed with the Kit Rigg Straps, to be honest. While they’re certainly durable and do the job, I find them a bit too bulky for my taste. The webbing could also be a bit longer, in my opinion. That being said, they’re still a solid product that gets the job done. It’s just not quite perfect.