Description:
Secure boats and loads with straps that grip and protect. NRS J-Hook Tie-Down Straps (NRS item 60008.01) are built for bow and stern tie-downs on a roof rack or for lashing gear to a trailer, which suits rescue teams that haul kayaks, rafts and rescue boards to the water. High-tenacity polypropylene webbing with 1,100 lbs. of lashing capacity, a spring-loaded cam buckle and rubber-coated hooks keep the load tight without scratching your rack. Shop more water rescue equipment.
Features
- 1,100 lb. lashing capacity: high-tenacity polypropylene webbing holds gear firmly in place.
- Spring-loaded cam buckle: two center-mounted stainless-steel springs give the buckle a stronger, more secure grip on the webbing.
- Rubber-coated metal J-hooks: a thick rubber coating protects the lashing point from scratches.
- UV-treated webbing: 1 inch polypropylene webbing treated with UV protectant.
- Bow and stern ready: sold in pairs of complete straps for front and rear tie-downs.
Specifications
- Webbing: 1 inch wide polypropylene, UV protectant treated
- Lashing capacity: 1,100 lbs.
- 6' size: 24 inch on the buckle side, 6 foot tail section
- 14' size: 40 inch on the buckle side, 14 foot tail section
- Hook opening: 1 inch
- Weight: 14' set weighs 1.5 lbs.
- Buckle: 2 center-mounted stainless-steel springs
Sizes & options
Length options: 6' or 14'. Strap lengths are measured in feet and refer to the tail section. The 6' strap has 24 inches of webbing on the buckle side; the 14' strap has 40 inches on the buckle side. Sold in pairs of complete straps.
Questions about the J-Hook straps
What is the lashing capacity of the NRS J-Hook straps?
The polypropylene webbing has a lashing capacity of 1,100 lbs.
Which length should I choose?
The 6' strap has a 6 foot tail with 24 inches of webbing on the buckle side. The 14' strap has a 14 foot tail with 40 inches on the buckle side, for longer runs such as trailer loads.
Will the hooks scratch my roof rack?
The metal J-hooks have a thick rubber coating to protect the lashing point from scratches.
How many straps come in a set?
They are sold in pairs of complete straps, so you can tie down both the bow and the stern.
Is the J-Hook straps flame resistant or rated for firefighting?
No. It is water rescue gear and is not rated for fire or high-heat use. It is not flame resistant, not structural firefighting PPE and not NFPA 1971 certified.
Where can I buy the NRS J-Hook Tie-Down Straps?
Right here. The Public Safety Store is an authorized NRS dealer. Outfitting a rescue team or need help with sizing? Contact us. Every order is covered by our price match guarantee and easy 30-day returns.
