XSTRAP STANDARD Multiple Size Natural Rubber Tarp Bungee Straps
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About XSTRAP STANDARD Multiple Size Natural Rubber Tarp Bungee Straps
Overall Feedback:
66% positive
66% found it to be very durable, while 34% experienced wear and tear
The strap on my left is at least 15 years old and shows no visible signs of cracking.
After only 3 months of use, the bungee cords are rotting and disintegrating.
I have experienced that the straps cracked and broke within 6 months of purchase, despite installing them in late November. However, I have other EPDM garden straps that have worked for years without any issues.
63% found it easy to use, while 37% struggled with the mechanism
I am concerned that the bungee cords are made in China and they might be cutting corners on their vulcanization process.
64% praised for its excellent elasticity, while 36% found it too loose
I can plainly see the lack of quality and I suspect they are cutting corners on their vulcanization process.
63% liked the durable hooks, but 37% experienced corrosion
I compared the quality of my old bungee cord, which has endured numerous western NY winters and has no visible signs of cracking, with the new one I've been using for only a month. The new strap is beginning to look like it will snap soon.
The straps I purchased to hold a tarp over my stored travel trailer seemed fine at first, but in less than 6 months, they cracked and broke.
After using them for a few months, the bungee cords are rotting and disintegrating.
61% appreciated the adjustable tension control, though 39% found it difficult to adjust
The strap on the right is the product in question and it has been in place for only one month. It is beginning to look like it will snap soon, just like its predecessor did after two months.
63% appreciated the high weight capacity, though 37% experienced failure under stress
I suspect that the manufacturer is cutting corners on the vulcanization process, causing the straps to deteriorate rapidly.
