STANLEY S9500 Nero/Giallo 1" x 10' Cinghie a cricchetto - Trasporto di carichi leggeri (resistenza alla rottura di 900 libbre), confezione da 4

Brand:Stanley

3/5

€
43.06

Le cinghie a cricchetto STANLEY in confezione da 4 sono perfette per il trasporto di carichi leggeri, tra cui il fissaggio di scale, attrezzature da prato, la bicicletta nel camion o nel rimorchio o il fissaggio di un telo sopra la catasta di legna del campeggio. Queste cinghie palmate da 1 x 10 'resistenti alle intemperie sono dotate di cuciture rinforzate per fissare in sicurezza il carico con facilità.

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EAN: 0802024137874

Categories: Strumenti e miglioramento della casa, Hardware, Legami, Cricchetto,

Forza di lavoro sicura di 300 libbre e resistenza alla rottura di 900 libbre. Ganci a S rivestiti in vinile nero di alta qualità, antigraffio. I componenti con rivestimento nero prevengono la ruggine e la corrosione. Colore giallo STANLEY molto visibile. 1 cinghia larga x 10' di lunghezza con bordo rinforzato - ideale per progetti di fissaggio di carichi leggeri.

Brand	Stanley
Brand	‎Stanley
Color	Black/Yellow
Color	‎Black/Yellow
Country of Origin	‎China
Customer Reviews	3.9 3.9 out of 5 stars 459 ratings 3.9 out of 5 stars
Fastener Material	‎Stainless Steel
Fastener Type	‎Chain Hook
Item model number	‎S9500
Item Weight	‎1.15 pounds
Load Capacity	‎300 Pounds
Manufacturer	‎Stanley
Manufacturer Part Number	‎S9500
Material	Polyester
Material	‎Polyester
Model	‎S9500
Number of Pieces	‎4
Product Dimensions	‎120 x 1 x 11.25 inches
Size	1" x 10'
Size	‎1" x 10'
Tensile Strength	‎900 Pounds
Vehicle Service Type	Passenger Car, ATV, Truck
Vehicle Service Type	‎Passenger Car, ATV, Truck

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Scritto da: Michele Christensen, One Noteworthy Life

Okay, not flimsy but not as sturdy as I would have liked

I thought these would be sturdier but the buckle feels kind of flimsy. The are not easy to figure out for the first time. The instructions are terrible and the straps are not intuitive at all (e.g. no obvious places to press, pull or put your fingertips). Now that I have used them a few times I can tighten and loosen no problem but they were hard to learn to use. I use the straps to attach things to my bicycle, so there is an upper limit to the size and weight of what I would carry but I don't know if I would trust them with very heavy items. I do feel like they are a good value for the price and they meet my needs.

Scritto da: SnowHippo

Use more than you think you need

I bought these to help move my 150cc scooter 6 hours to my new house. They are decently thick and fairly easy to ratchet. I figured two would be the right number as they were tightly ratcheted. I was wrong and my bike tipped on the drive up. It was my own fault. I assumed since they were thick that I wouldn't need too many. I should have used all of them. You know - overkill. However, even with the bike falling the straps didn't break. I'm very pleased with them and will be using them in the future to move furniture. However, I'll be making it so that even the Hulk couldn't pry them off.

Scritto da: Susierob

Not best quality

Cheap metal ratchets, works for now but doesn’t feel like they will hold up in the long run.

Scritto da: vaydenarazon

Crappy ratchets but good straps

I like how strong they are, but the releases on the ratchets like to hang up. When you’re 5’2” trying to tie down a motorcycle, these just won’t do. I went with a set of Harbor Freight straps that worked so much better. I can tie down one handed now while sitting on the bike. Save your money! Get the Harbor Freight straps instead.

Scritto da: kreator420

Sturdy. Good for camping

Good deal for the price. Used this on a 10’x10’ canopy with 3/4” pole. Worked well under wind and rain. I would spray the black buckle with wd40 as soon as you open it. Will fair better against the rain, if that happens to be an issue.

Scritto da: Waterman

Think Harbor Freght qualityor less

Definitely not the old Stanley Tools of many years ago. They were cheap then, now cheaper. Hard to operate, but good enough for a one time use. Once they get any rust at all, they will be done.

Scritto da: Peter Gitto

Straps

Perfect!

Scritto da: david l. horn

Quality

Fast delivery good quality

Scritto da: Craig Tilford

You get what you paid for, but they work

I just find rachet straps finicky. These worse than the others. To pull the strap out, you have to cock the rachet open, ALL THE WAY. This is where I run into problems. You have to really compress the release mechanisism to get it open. The thin metal cuts into your fingers and you have to jiggle it. Or it fights you back. Maybe 3 star on Sturdiness is tough on them, but the mechanism doesn't seem near as solid as my other straps. And the one inch wide seems too thin. But that's on me I guess, should have ordered a broader and thicker strap. They are plenty long enough. They work and they are a pretty good price.

Scritto da: Dan

Good enough quality but sharp

These are as advertised and decent quality but I'd advise rubber grips as these are quite sharp and I've sliced myself once already.

Scritto da: Mart

Flimsy

Very thin strap. Will keep but I don't expect them to be long lasting.

Scritto da: Chris V

Garbage - poor quality and finishing

Absolute garbage. Where do I start? The ratchet mechanism is flimsy and thin and some of the components have warped after 1 use. This is after light use I may add. The worst part? I cut my finger in two places due to poor machining and finishing. The upper latch handle lip has a razor edge on a couple of the straps. It cut my finger open cleanly. This is due to crap fabrication and finishing. Don’t buy these - I thought the Stanley name would mean decent quality but it doesn’t here. Stay away.

Scritto da: doug edward

they work as they should

arrived quickly, work exactly as they are supposed to.