Rod Saver Stainless Steel Ratchet Tie-Down – 1″ x 6′ – Pair

When the anchor point is a long way from the boat, a short strap won’t reach. The 6′ stainless Rod Saver is the longest of the three stainless lengths and the one to grab for wide trailers, odd anchor spots or loads that sit higher.

• 1″ x 6′ ratchet tie-down, sold in pairs.
• Stainless steel ratchet.
• Two stainless steel S-hooks.
• 1,200 lb capacity.
• Designed for saltwater use.

The longer strap also makes it more of a general-purpose tie-down around the dock and the trailer, since it can reach more places. The tradeoff is more tail to tuck away once it’s tight; tie or tape off the extra so it doesn’t whip in the wind on the highway.

Stainless lengths: 3′, 4′ and this 6′. Same hardware and same 1,200 lb capacity on all three. Pick by the distance you need to cover.

Rinse with fresh water after saltwater use, and look over the webbing each season.

And if your other ride is a motorcycle, our Speedway Shelters keep it covered when it’s parked outside.

Common Questions

What’s the longest Rod Saver stainless ratchet tie-down?
This one, at 6 feet. It’s 1 inch wide with a stainless steel ratchet and two stainless S-hooks, rated 1,200 lbs. Use it when the anchor point is a long reach from the boat.

Can I use a 6-foot strap where a shorter one fits?
You can, you’ll just have more tail to tuck away. If your gap is short, the 3-foot or 4-foot Rod Saver keeps things tidier. All three have the same 1,200 lb capacity.

Are these tie-downs only for boats?
Rod Saver designed them for saltwater boating, but the stainless hardware suits any trailer that sees salt, including beach launches. Go by the 1,200 lb capacity for your load.