Progrip402400 XRT Rope Lock Tie Down w/Pushbutton Release for Cargo Transport and Control: 8' x 1/4" (Pack of 1)

I’ve used pretty much every ratchet rope out there and I always come back to this one. The line release mechanism is far more easier to release than the lever actions I’ve tried. Depending on how much line tension you had on em you needed twice as much to release it. Push button has never failed me. I use mine to hang driveshafts up and out of the way when removing them to tow a downed tractor trailer. They get heavy but I’ve never had a line break nor the ratchet itself give out. One con I’d like to point out is I can get it cheaper at Lowe’s and faster but I’d rather wait a week and spend a few bucks more just so I don’t have to deal with peoplePros- works great with heavy material, easy release, ratcheting is smooth and quality lanyard is usedCons-cheaper at Lowe’s,

I like the push button release and use this to tie down a beach chair to my atv’s front rack. The 3/8” rope works very well.

I bought the first of my PROGRIP 402400 XRT Rope Lock Tie Downs about 5 years ago. I wanted some way to lift items up to the storage area in the area above our garage. This item did the trick. I can pull heavy items up, let go of the rope (I added a much longer rope), the "lock" holds the rope in place so I can grab the rope again to continue lifting the item. I just bought two more to use in the back of my RV to lift and hold up our camping pop-up sunroom up out of the way. You will not be disappointed with the PROGRIP 402400 XRT Rope Lock Tie Down.

Not as heavy duty as we thought it was going to be, but decent enough. It's only been used a couple of times, to secure two kayaks inside our SUV - not on top of the car on the rack designed for the kayaks. We used this hook just for this purpose, and it does the job - we just are being incredibly lazy sometimes, and putting the kayaks on top of the car is a pain. There is a huge lake exactly one mile from the house - putting the kayaks inside the SUV is just easier, quicker, and, heck, yeah, the lazy way. This hook serves that lazy purpose just perfectly. The kayaks are not going to fall out, the hatch is shut, the back window IS open, but, heck, it's ONE mile!

Using these to hang punching bags so I can adjust them depending on students heights. The heaviest bag I use them for is a 75lbs aqua bag. Works great!

SO much easier to use for light loads. Push button release is so much easier than complicated ratchets. Can be hooked together for longer straps. Rolls onto itself for really small storage. Love these!

I had no dislikes...it worked perfectly.

Anyone that has ever wrestled with ratchet straps NEEDS to buy these. They are so simple to use, and so convenient. I kayak almost every weekend and these rope locks are sooooo much better than messing around with ratchet straps. My kayaking friend has a ratchet strap and it takes her much longer to load up, every time it's like, does the strap go in this way, or that way? Can you hold the end for me so it doesn't get tangled? I've told her and everyone else I know to buy these. You just pull the rope! And to release you just push the button. Really, just like the description says. I can't say it enough, if you have a truck and strap things down these are what you want. They are stronger and more dependable than bungee cords, and easier to use than ratchet straps. Just make sure to get the length that's appropriate for your needs. You won't regret buying these!