CargoBuckle Cam Buckle Tie-Down Value 4-Pack – 1″ x 6′

Cam buckle or ratchet? Use a cam buckle when you want a strap that pulls snug fast and lets go with one press of the release. That’s what these four are for. Feed the strap through, pull it tight, done.

• 1″ x 6′ straps, four in the pack.
• Cam and lift-release buckles.
• Break strength 800 lbs. Safe working load 267 lbs.

Not for holding the bike down. A 267 lb safe working load is light duty. For the motorcycle or trike itself, use 2″ ratchet straps. Cam straps earn their keep on everything else: the gear bag in the truck, a cooler, a folded cover, loose items in the trailer that would otherwise slide around.

This 4-pack also comes in our Haul & Tie-Down Kit, paired with heavy-duty 2″ ratchet straps. When you’re home, the bike goes back in its Speedway Shelter.

Common Questions

When should I use cam buckle straps instead of ratchet straps?
When you want quick adjustment and a fast release. Cam buckles lock fast and let go with a lift. They’re rated lower than ratchets: 800 lbs break strength, 267 lbs safe working load each.

Are cam buckle straps strong enough to hold a motorcycle?
Use them for lighter jobs. At 267 lbs safe working load each, these 1-inch straps suit gear, bags and covers. For the bike itself, go with a 2-inch ratchet strap rated for the weight.

How many straps come in the CargoBuckle value pack?
Four. Each strap is 1 inch wide and 6 feet long with a cam buckle. They’re also part of our Haul & Tie-Down Kit with a pair of heavy-duty 2-inch ratchet straps.