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Rhino-Rack Locking Tie Down Strap

Keep your kayak and camping gear safe with new roof rack tethering system
Rhino-Rack has released a new, improved tie-down strap system to stop thieves from stealing your roof rack-mounted valuables.
The company says that unlike its competitors, the new Locking Tie Down Strap (LTDS) has a security stop which snaps into place when the cap is tampered with, and makes it extremely difficult for thieves to utilise anything to ‘jimmy’ it open, like a screwdriver. 
The LTDS locking cap can also be completely removed, unlike some other cap locks, which only slide out partially, restricting access to the cam buckle.
The steel wire begins 250mm from the end, to make it easier to install the webbing via the cam lock, pull it through the housing and provide a stronger grip.
The LTDS can handle loads up to 225kg and is claimed to be corrosion and cut resistant. The unit is designed so the tongue and housing won’t make contact with the car. 
There are four versions: 2.5m (RRP $89), 3.5m ($99), 4.5m ($109) and 5.5m ($119).
See Rhino-Rack's website for further details.

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