Stratchit Combination Belts (Pair)

Secure your load simply and effectively. Thanks to the Stratchit combi strap, you no longer need to be afraid of rough roads. Nothing wobbles anymore! With the integrated ratchet, you can easily lash down equipment of any size.

- Adjustable from 560 mm up to 1524 mm, with an additional 203 mm when fully stretched.
- Your expensive equipment like surfboards won't be damaged by over-tightening
- Secure: Crates/boxes (Pelican, Zarges, Alu-box, etc.) on any roof rack.
- The combi strap absorbs tension
- Quick and efficient: Simply attach the ends and tighten the strap by hand.
- Can be fastened around almost anything
- Secure surfboards, SUPs, bikes, firewood, chairs, etc.
- Keep your roof rack neat and organised with the Velcro strap that neatly stores excess strap length
- Are always sold in a pair

USE:

Hook the carabiner of the Stratchits into eyebolts or simply wrap them around the crossbars or side profiles. You can even remove the carabiner and simply wrap the Stratchit around itself to attach to any railing, bar, spare wheel bracket etc.

CAUTION:

Please read and follow the warnings carefully - failure to do so could damage the load or cause injury.

- Never overtighten the straps. Use only your hands when doing so.
- Never stand directly in front of the stratchit when tightening to avoid the risk of injury if the strap comes loose.
- On your journeys, check from time to time that the stratchits are securing your load well and change their position if necessary. You should check the belt after the first 16 km of the journey and every 80 km thereafter.
- The user must assess the load and requirements. DO NOT use to support human weight.
- To ensure maximum longevity, the Stratchits should be protected from direct sunlight or other weather conditions when not in use.
- Check the condition of the Stratchits regularly.
- Make sure that the attachment points for the Stratchits are strong enough to withstand the strain while riding.
- Be especially careful when attaching large objects that are subject to aerodynamic lift forces caused by bumps in the road. Always use an appropriate number of straps and drive at reduced speed to minimise the effects of these forces.