Ratchet Ranglers - Pouches for ratchet straps

[socal geek guy]

I got an email from OB that they have a code for a 35% discount on these Ratchet Ranglers. I like the idea of having a simple pouch to put ratchet straps in to help keep them more organized and not a rats nest of straps everywhere. Anyone on here use them yet? Also, if any of you want the OB code from the email, its: OVERLANDBOUND

The pricing in the email said they'd be $13 for a 3 pack of the pouches. I might have to buy a few to test them out.

Ratchet Rangler

The Original Tie Down Organizer

www.ratchetrangler.com

 

[danwyandt]

I've had some in my toolbox for 3 months or so. I'm no longer embarrassed getting out straps that seem to curl into knots entirely on their own 10 seconds after I close the lid.

 

[Ethan N]

Bags in Bags - YouTube

In all seriousness though, my truck ratchet straps came with a bag straight from the store. I keep about 6 in there, then I have a used bag from something else that I keep my garage straps in on the shelf. Ridiculous to keep each strap in a bag haha, just wrap them up nice and tight, mine even have a velcro keeper that wraps around the whole thing when rolled up. If you really need help from tangles just buy some rubber bands.

 

[Carnage_95YJ]

I thought they went over the ratchet in use to keep the tail from whipping in the wind.
I have a bin in my work truck with different length straps. I just tie an overhand knot in them and toss them in. No tangles!

 

[grubworm]

this looks like something i would see advertised on tv at 2 in the morning...right after the ginsu knife commercial and just before the snuggie commercial...

announcer: "Tired of this ever happening to you..."
*camera pans over to guy laying on the ground helplessly tangled up in ratchet straps as his wife desperately calls 911 for help*

announcer: "Well...not anymore!"
*bright flash of light and now tangled guy is smiling and holding three ratchet strap bags with the ratchet straps magically coiled inside*
*wife is now smiling in the background, but secretly wishing she had married someone else. her smile slowly fades with the scene...*

fin

 

[MOAK]

My wife has all our ratchet straps well trained. With her in charge the straps never misbehave. So, there is no need for isolation. They live quite nicely with the general population of bungees, a stratchet, a small collection of those ever handy gear/nite ties, and herkimer connectors, nicely fitted into a miniature duffle bag that was free with something else long ago.

 

[Viking1204]

I roll my up and pack them in a small plastic $5 tote with a lid that locks on, holds 8-10 straps easily and I don't have any tangle issues when I wrap them up neatly after use.