1” Polyester Build Your Own
1” Polyester Build Your Own
Off-the-shelf straps? Not your style. With Build Your Own Polyester Webbing, you call the shots. Select your ideal length and end type to create a custom tie-down system built for your exact needs—whether you’re locking down gear for a rugged overland trip or securing heavy-duty loads with confidence.
Chose Your End Type:
- Straight End: For secure, no-fuss connections.
- Loop End: Ideal for anchor points and rooftop setups.
- Hook End: Quick, versatile, and reliable attachments.
- Carabiner End: Heavy-duty locking for maximum security.
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Overview
A build-to-order 1-inch polyester cam strap. Choose the end type, color, and exact length, 1 to 20 feet, and you get a finished strap built to spec instead of an off-the-shelf size. The patented Rollercam cam buckle re-tensions, holds without slipping, and releases one-handed.
Key features
- 1-inch high-tenacity polyester webbing - UV-resistant, low-stretch, keeps its grip wet.
- 350 lb working load - rated with a safety factor of 3.
- Patented Rollercam brass-roller cam - re-tensions as you pull and holds under vibration.
- One-handed thumb release - no ratchet bulk, no knot to pick loose.
- Four end types - Straight, Loop, Hook, or Carabiner; four colors: Black, Red, Green, Blue.
- Built to your length - any whole-foot length from 1 to 20 feet.
Use cases
Lock down overland gear at the exact length the job needs: jerry cans, recovery kit, and tools on roof racks or bed rails. Run Loop ends as fixed roof-anchor straps, Carabiner ends for a quick locking grab, and mix lengths across the rig so every tie-down is the right size with no slack tail to manage.
- Webbing width: 1 inch
- Webbing material: high-tenacity polyester, UV-resistant, low-stretch
- Lengths: 1, 2, 4, 6, 9, 12, and 20 feet
- End types: Straight, Loop, Hook, Carabiner
- Colors: Black, Red, Green, Blue
- Working load: 350 lb (safety factor of 3)
- Buckle: patented Rollercam brass-roller cam, one-handed thumb release
- Buckle hardware: corrosion-resistant alloy body, marine-grade brass roller, stainless springs and shafts
How much can a 1-inch strap hold?
350 lb working load per strap, set with a safety factor of 3, so the load it can take before failure is roughly three times higher. Stay at the 350 lb working load for tie-downs you cinch and release over and over.
Does it come with the cam buckle, or is it just webbing?
It's a finished strap with the patented Rollercam cam buckle already attached, built to the length and end type you pick. The separate 50-foot offering is a raw roll of webbing with no buckle - this Build-Your-Own listing is not that.
How does it hold up to sun, rain, and salt?
The polyester webbing is UV-resistant and resists water absorption, so it keeps its grip when wet. The cam hardware is corrosion-resistant alloy with a marine-grade brass roller and stainless internals. After salt or sand, a shot of silicone spray on the cam keeps it smooth.
How do I release it under load?
Thumb the release lever. One hand, no ratchet handle to crank back, and nothing to untie.
Which end type should I pick?
Straight feeds back through the cam for a clean tie-off and the most length flexibility. Loop drops over a fixed anchor point or roof rail. Hook is the fastest grab-and-go connection. Carabiner gives you a locking link when you want it to stay put.