Rollercam 1-Inch x 50-Foot Cam Strap, Straight End
Rollercam 1-Inch x 50-Foot Cam Strap, Straight End
This is one finished 50-foot Rollercam cam strap, 1 inch wide, ready to use out of the box. The patented Rollercam cam buckle is already on one end; the other end is a straight end that feeds through the cam. The strap rates 350 lb working load, with breaking strength around 1,050 lb on a 3:1 safety factor. No ratchet to fight, no knots to tie — pull it snug and the cam holds.
The buckle is the whole point. A marine-grade brass roller cuts friction inside the cam, so the webbing locks harder for the effort you put in. The hold doesn't slip under vibration, you can re-tension it tighter after a load settles on a rough road, and it releases one-handed when you're done. Fifty feet is the longest strap in the line — one continuous run reaches across a full flatbed load, wraps a roof piled high, or weaves through several anchor points without daisy-chaining short straps.
Pick your webbing. Polyester stretches less and holds more under tension, so reach for it on loads you crank tight; it comes in black, red, blue, green, or yellow. Polypropylene shrugs off water and UV and costs less, which makes it the easy call for wet, marine, and general-utility jobs; it comes in black or graphite.
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Overview
One finished 50-foot Rollercam cam strap, 1 inch wide, with the patented Rollercam buckle on one end and a straight end to feed through it. Rated 350 lb working load. Sold in your choice of polyester or polypropylene webbing and six colors.
Key features
- One continuous 50 ft strap, 1 inch wide — the longest in the Rollercam line.
- Patented Rollercam cam buckle on one end; straight feed end on the other. Ready to use, nothing to assemble.
- Marine-grade brass roller cuts friction so the cam locks harder, re-tensions tighter after the load settles, holds without slipping under vibration, and releases one-handed.
- 350 lb working load; breaking strength about 1,050 lb (3:1 safety factor).
- Buckle body is Zamak 2 alloy with stainless steel springs and shaft; webbing is sewn with T-135 thread and triple bar-tack stitching.
- Material choice: polyester (lower stretch, higher strength) or polypropylene (water- and UV-resistant, lower cost).
Use cases
Reach for the 50-footer on oversized hauls a short strap can't span: securing a full load on a flatbed, rigging a complex overland setup, or strapping a roof piled high. River and expedition crews run it as one long perimeter or lashing line. Anywhere you'd otherwise daisy-chain three short straps, one 50 ft run does it cleaner.
- Type: Finished cam strap (buckle on one end, straight feed end)
- Length: 50 feet
- Width: 1 inch
- Working load: 350 lb
- Breaking strength: ~1,050 lb (3:1 safety factor)
- Buckle: Patented Rollercam cam with marine-grade brass roller
- Buckle body: Zamak 2 alloy
- Springs / shaft: Stainless steel
- Stitching: T-135 thread, triple bar tack
- Materials: Polyester or Polypropylene
- Polyester colors: Black, Red, Blue, Green, Yellow
- Polypropylene colors: Black, Graphite
Does it come ready to use with the buckle on it?
Yes. It ships as one finished 50 ft strap with the patented Rollercam buckle already on one end and a straight end you feed through the cam. Nothing to assemble.
What's the working load?
350 lb working load on this 1-inch strap, with breaking strength about three times that (roughly 1,050 lb). Don't load it past the 350 lb rating — the extra length adds reach, not strength.
Polyester or polypropylene — which should I pick?
Polyester stretches less and holds more under tension, so pick it for loads you crank tight. Polypropylene shrugs off water and UV and costs less, which makes it the easy choice for wet, marine, and general-utility use.
How does the cam hold without a ratchet?
The marine-grade brass roller cuts friction inside the cam, so it bites the webbing harder for the effort you put in. Pull it snug and it holds without slipping under vibration. You can re-tension it tighter after the load settles, and it releases one-handed.
How do I care for it after a wet or salty trip?
Rinse and let it dry. The brass roller, Zamak buckle body, and stainless springs resist corrosion, but the webbing still picks up grit and salt, so a rinse keeps the cam working smoothly over time.