Born on the river, ready for whatever. First sold in 1978 as a better way to tie down gear and...
Quick Tips | How to Roll a Strap for Storage Tired of that tangled mess of NRS straps in your garage? Don't worry, there's a better way. In this Quick Tips video, we show you how to roll your straps for tidy storage. It's simple and easy to do, and will make finding the right strap when you need it much easier.
Get ConnectedHow to Organize Straps As you accumulate a bunch of NRS straps (which you will), keeping them organized will save you a lot of frustration. This video shows one method, putting each of the different lengths on a separate strap.
Get ConnectedHow to: Daisy Chain a Strap NRS 1 HD Tie Down straps make rigging rafts, tying down kayaks and securing gear on cars simple. But one question you may find yourself asking is what to do with the leftover length of webbingthe tailafter youve tightened down an NRS strap. In this video, we show you how to daisy chain the webbing on a tie-down strap, a simple an effective method for dealing with the strap tail to keep it out of the way.
Get ConnectedHow to: Tie Down a Kayak on a Car with One Strap Knowing how to properly tie down a kayak on the roof rack of a car is one of the first and most essential skills every kayaker must learn. In this video, we show you how to safely secure a kayak to a car using a single 15 or 20 NRS 1 HD Tie-Down Strap.
Get ConnectedBorn on the river, ready for whatever. First sold in 1978 as a better way to tie down gear and frames on whitewater rafts, the NRS 1" Heavy Duty Strap is known the world over for its incredible strength and versatility.The ultimate DIY tie-down solution, every boater, outdoorsperson and homeowner should own an assortment of sizes.
