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Your cart is empty.Kodiak Straps offers a range of webbing slings designed to meet various lifting needs. These slings come in different lengths, widths, and weight capacities to accommodate a wide range of loads. They are available in single-ply or multiple-ply configurations, depending on the required strength.
Jim Parisi
Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2024
Perfect size for lifting articles into the back of my truck. Good quality.
jetman
Reviewed in the United States on September 17, 2024
I used this to support my lift column which raised my 60 foot radio tower and there was no bending at all in the lift column even with over 1500 pounds of force. Very good product!
Michael Wade
Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2024
Fantastic I used it with a chain fall to pull stump out of the ground and it worked perfectly. Very strong and perfect size. Thank you very much!
Andy Knapp
Reviewed in the United States on August 29, 2024
I got this to be able to do a classroom demonstration in my Intro to Psychology college course. There is a thing in psychology known as "social loafing," where people working on their own tend to be able to pull more weight (literally) than people working together. To test this, you attach a rope to a spring scale (rated at around 1000lbs) and ask individual people to pull as hard as they can on the rope. The other side of the spring scale has to be anchored to something that won't be pulled out of the wall. I found that the school officials where I teach didn't really want me to drill into and anchor a lifting eye to the wall, so I got this strap. The idea is to use a choke rigging around one of the concrete columns holding up the roof in the common area! The scale gets hooked to the eye of the strap and the other side gets the rope. This strap is just what the scientist ordered!So, for the rest of the demonstration, you measure the amount of force each person (of maybe 5 or 6 people) can pull individually. Then you put those same people together on the rope to all pull at once, and the scale shows that the total is less than the sum of the individual numbers! Someone, or maybe everyone, is not "pulling their weight," yet everyone thinks that they are!Anyway, this is a heavy-duty, rated lifting strap that will certainly perform well, and not only for psych demonstrations. Recommended!
Jr
Reviewed in Canada on August 17, 2024
My items I lift ask "can you take me higher"
Rick Lawlor
Reviewed in the United States on August 17, 2024
They seem well suited for my need and the purchase is always seamless.
Ron
Reviewed in Canada on August 13, 2024
Great straps for 20' tree swing!
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