Cam Strap Tie Down Pair

R1,780.00

A pair of cam straps for tying down kit on a roof rack or trailer.

Size and packaging guidelines
Black silhouette line-style diagram of a camping backpack and a tent showing width, height and depth dimension markers

Orders are packed in our George shop and sent by courier within two working days.

We test every item on real trails before it reaches the shop.

You can also collect in store at no charge.

Specification Two Person Tent Three Person Tent 65L Backpack
Sleeps or carries 2 people 3 people Up to 20 kg
Packed size 45 x 15 cm 55 x 18 cm 75 x 35 cm
Weight 2.4 kg 3.4 kg 2.1 kg
Waterproof rating 3000 mm 3000 mm Rain cover included
Packaging Stuff sack Stuff sack Loose
Package weight 2.6 kg 3.6 kg 2.2 kg
Pitch or fit time 5 minutes 7 minutes Fitted in store
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Description

STRAPS YOU CAN TRUST

Each strap is 2.5 metres long and 25 mm wide, with a cam buckle that locks tight without any ratchet. Pull the tail to tighten, flip the lever to release.

Rated to hold over 100 kg, with soft tips on the hooks so they will not scratch a roof rack or a canoe hull.

Tie down a tent in the wind, strap a kayak to a roof rack, or bundle poles to a pack. Two straps come coiled together with a hook and loop tie.

Wide flatlay of a pair of orange cam buckle tie-down straps coiled on white, with a small green dome tent beside them
Additional information
ColorBlue, Brown, Yellow
SizeL, M, S, XS
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About brand

We stock gear for real South African trips, from quick overnighters to full Cederberg hikes. If you are not sure what you need, tell us about your trip and we will point you to the right tent or pack.

Ask us what actually holds up out there.

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GEAR THAT EARNS ITS PLACE

We pick stock for South African conditions, not a catalogue. We use this gear ourselves, so ask us what holds up in wind.

What we check before we stock anything

  • Does it hold up to wind and rain.
  • Is it light enough to actually carry.
  • Is it worth the extra money.

Not sure what suits your trip? Ask us. We would rather point you right than sell you wrong.