Front Runner Stratchits

Cinch down loads simply and effectively so you don't have to worry about gear rattling loose on bumpy roads.

Features

• Adjustable from 22 (560mm) to 63 (1524mm) and with an additional 8 (203mm) when fully stretched
• Won't damage your expensive gear like surfboards through over tightening
• Stratchits absorb tension like a stretchy ratchet strap
• Quick and efficient
• Simply secure the ends and hand tighten the strap
• Fastens to, and around, just about anything
• Perfect for Front Runner Racks and accessories, but work with all roof rack systems
• Many uses!
• Secure: SBOX031, SBOX001 and other cases (Pelican, Zargas, Alu-box, etc. ) to any roof rack
• Secure: Surfboards, SUP, bicycles, firewood, chairs, etc. For shorter length STRA037 can be used
• Keep your rack clean and organized with the cinching hook and loop strap that neatly stows away excess strap length
• Sold in pairs

HOW TO USE

• Hook to the Front Runner Roof Rack RRAC012 or RRAC025 or loop around the slats or side profiles and fasten the Stratchit to itself.
• You can even remove the carabiner and loop the Stratchit through itself - to fasten around any roof rack rail, railing, pole, bumper, tire carrier. . . . etc.

WARNINGS

• Please read and follow all these warnings carefully -- failure to do so could result in cargo damage and could cause injury.
• Do not over tighten.
• Use only hand leverage.
• Never stand in the direct path of the Stratchit when tensioning to prevent the risk of injury should the strap become detached.
• Loads settle.
• Check Stratchit after first 10 miles of driving and each 50 miles thereafter.
• User to evaluate working load and requirements. DO NOT use to support human weight under any circumstance.
• Check the Stratchit regularly for signs of deterioration or damage.
• To ensure longevity, please remove the Stratchit from the sun and weather elements when not in use.
• Make sure that the points of attachment to the vehicle or trailer are of sufficient strength to withstand the maximum loading that will be produced during use.
• Take additional care if securing large objects that may be subject to aerodynamic lifting forces caused by bumps.
• Always use the appropriate number of straps and drive at reduced speeds to minimize the effects of these forces.