riemot Tie Down Tensioning Straps 2 Packs, Hook Release Luggage Straps, Bike Boat Camping Kayaking Backpacking Lashing Straps with Aluminum Alloy Buckle, Load Capacity 220 Pounds, 3/4x80 Inches, Blue

Took these on a long bike packing trip and they did a great job holding down my bag. Definitely recommend.

Much cheaper than the name brand equivalent. Excellent quality.

Update: Bought 10 more because I like the straps. About 40% will arrive with buckle upside down and require the strap to be removed and fed through the buckle from the other direction. Quality materials. Poor assembly. Someone needs to tell quality control that the buckle is directional. It is perfect if the strap is fed through in the correct direction. If not, the strap is impossible to tighten and will slip loose easily. I've bought several of these, I just rethread and they work fine. Lol, this isn't like the head of a nail being on the wrong end or for the other side of the house. The buckle really is directional and if the strap is fed the wrong way you will be disappointed. Just pull it out and insert it the other way and you'll love it.

I have not been able to find straps with this easily adjustable design in quite a while. Just wrap an item and tug to tighten.The hook makes it even easier and quicker to use.

Used these to replace the Velcro straps on my portable camping air mattress. Much better. Much more durable and easier to cinch down than the Velcro version. And they don’t get stuck to everything when you aren’t using it.

I use them to tie down coolers to kayaks and they work perfectly and are easy to use.

They did exactly what bungee cords are supposed to do! I used them to wrap up a queen sized blow up bed that we lost the storage bag for, a queen sized egg crate mattress we weren't using, but didn't want to get rid of yet, and a couple of sleeping bags. It made them SO MUCH more manageable to store.

I find them hard to tighten down , maybe iam doing it wrong , dont know because i cant find a video on how to use it