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680 kg Breaking Strength
3.5 m Per Strap
Auto-Retracts Into The Housing
90-Day Money-Back Guarantee
If you're not happy within 90 days, we'll refund you 100%. No questions asked, zero risk.
What's in the box?
- Slova Retractable Ratchet Straps
- Soft Loops*
- Storage Bag*
*Included depending on the bundle selected
Shipping & delivery
All orders are dispatched within 1 to 2 business days.
You'll receive a confirmation email with your tracking number as soon as your order ships.
Estimated delivery time: 5 to 10 business days, depending on your location.
Shipping is free on orders of $139.90 or more.
In action
The click
The StrapLock ratchet multiplies the tension your arm can apply. Three or four pumps of the lever take a slack strap to a fully locked load: secured, zero play.
And once the job's done, the strap winds itself back in. No loose webbing rolling around the boot, no straps tangled up with the others.
Hook both ends
One hook on each side of the load: roof racks, trailer or anchor points.
Pull out the slack
Pull the strap by hand to take up the slack before you even touch the ratchet.
Work the ratchet
A few pumps of the lever and the load is locked in. No knots, no play, no surprises.
The mechanism · Auto-retracting ratchet
Most cheap straps give you one choice: too loose or jammed solid. StrapLock locks the tension in stages and winds itself back in once the job's done.
What owners actually say
Almost everyone has been let down by a strap that slips. That's exactly why the reaction is always the same. The honest pitch isn't an inflated capacity number. It's what happens the first time a sceptical owner pulls the ratchet.
It holds, even over big bumps
Most people expect a strap to shift at the first pothole. This one stays tight from start to finish.
The first time, it's always the same reaction
That little smile of surprise isn't a coincidence. It's the reaction our owners mention most after their first go.
An honest comparison
We don't claim to replace heavy-duty industrial trucking straps. StrapLock wins on ease, reliability and price for everything you haul day to day. Here's the straight story.
| SLOVA STRAPLOCK | ROPE OR KNOTS | BUNGEE CORD | CHEAP RATCHET STRAP | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Locked tension, no loosening | Yes | No | No | Hit and miss |
| No knots to tie or untie | Yes | No | Yes | Yes |
| Breaking strength | 680 kg | Low | Low | Varies |
| Ready in seconds | Yes | Slow | Yes | Often jams |
| Packs away easily | Yes | Tangles | Tangles | Tangles |
| Cost | $69.95 | Low | Low | Varies, breaks fast |
Two straps. A hundred loads.
Roof loads
Mattresses, boards, roof boxes, kayaks: anything travelling at highway speed has to stay locked down.
The honest scope: built for household and recreational loads, with a 680 kg breaking strength per strap. It's not industrial trucking or heavy commercial transport gear. Use it for what it does best and it won't let you down.
From verified owners
Changes everything for big loads
No more tying three knots to be sure it holds. Two clicks of the ratchet and it's done.
Worth every cent
I tried several cheap ratchet straps before this one. None of them held like this.
Better than I expected
Tested on a load of firewood for the holiday house. No movement the whole trip.
The auto-retract is a game changer
No more straps rolling around the boot. It winds itself away, neatly.
Easy and solid
I use it for the kayak, the trailer and moving house. One tool to tie everything down.
Exceeded my expectations
I thought 680 kg was just marketing. It held a full load without budging.
Built to last. Guaranteed either way.
We know the worry: a cheap strap bought online that frays, jams or gives out after a few uses. So we put the promise in writing and guarantee the build.
The questions sceptics ask first.
Is 680 kg realistic, or just marketing?
680 kg is the breaking strength of each strap. For normal household and recreational use (furniture, kayaks, bikes, firewood) you're well within the margin. As with any tie-down, use enough straps for the weight of your load. It's not designed for heavy commercial or industrial transport.
Will the ratchet jam like my old straps?
The mechanism is designed to lock in stages without binding. Unlike cheap straps where the handle fights you and the webbing twists, StrapLock tightens cleanly with every pump of the lever.
Is 3.5 metres long enough for what I need?
It covers the vast majority of household loads: furniture, mattresses, kayaks, bikes, firewood. For unusually wide loads, combining two straps gives you even more reach.
How does the auto-retract work?
Once the load is released, the strap winds itself back into the housing, no effort needed. No more folding up a regular strap by hand, and no more tangled straps rolling around the boot.
You're a smaller brand. What if it breaks?
You're covered by our 90-day money-back guarantee, on top of your rights under Australian Consumer Law, and backed by fast support. If something arrives faulty, we'll make it right.
Why not just use rope or a bungee cord?
Rope relies on a solid knot that few people can actually tie well, and a bungee cord never holds steady tension over a long drive. The ratchet locks the tension mechanically, so you're not relying on your knot-tying skills.
Will it damage what I'm carrying?
The flat webbing spreads the pressure evenly with no sharp contact points, unlike thin cord or rope that can mark or cut into a surface. As with any tie-down, protect delicate surfaces with a cloth or foam if needed.
