The recovery strap measures 4 inches in width and 30 feet in length.
It is a premium recovery strap manufactured with a breaking strength of 35,000 pounds and a maximum vehicle weight of 17,500 pounds.
All Erickson recovery straps feature a sewn end loop with an overlay of high-tenacity nylon to extend the life in the pull area, where most wear occurs in this type of towing system.
The sewn-in loop also facilitates easier attachment of the strap loop to the vehicle's tow hooks.
Heavy-duty webbing is rated at 10,000 pounds per inch of width; the wider the web, the stronger the strap.
A heavy 415 series thread is utilized in the sewing process to ensure that the advertised load limits are met or exceeded.
When in use, simply attach the loops to the tow hooks on both vehicles.
Once the web tightens, the webbing will stretch 20 percent and actually slingshot the stuck vehicle out, creating what is known as snatch-action.
Caution is advised to guard the webbing from bumpers and other sharp edges.
Use old rags, coats, carpets, or similar materials to protect the strap from sharp edges.
Erickson has been producing tie-down straps and related products for over 25 years.
The company strives to offer the safest products available with the consumer in mind.
