NRS transport belts Heavy Duty (6 m, pair)

NRS Heavy Duty are transport straps for securing a kayak, paddle board, boat or other cargo to a roof rack, trailer or pickup truck. This is a classic NRS strap, first sold in 1978 for securing rafting equipment on rivers. The metal cam buckle does not have a rubber protection, making the strap simpler and cheaper than the NRS Buckle Bumper. Two 6 m straps in the package.

Key benefits of NRS Heavy Duty

✓ 680 kg minimum breaking strength – working load up to 227 kg

✓ Two stainless steel springs – firm and even compression, the belt does not slip

✓ The tape does not stretch when wet. – the load remains tightened all the way

✓ UV protection – polypropylene tape lasts longer in the sun

✓ Length stamped on the buckle – no need to measure which strap to take

✓ Name label and bottle opener – your straps don't end up at the neighbour's, and the bottle gets opened

NRS Heavy Duty construction

A buckle that doesn't slip
The zinc die-cast cam buckle has two stainless steel springs. They create a firm and even compression that doesn't loosen even on a long journey. The belt length is clearly printed on the buckle, so you can quickly pick the right one from the pile. There is a woven label under the buckle where you can write your name.

Heavy Duty or Buckle Bumper?

Both straps have the same buckle, the same 2.5 cm webbing and the same 680 kg breaking strength. The Buckle Bumper buckle is surrounded by a polyurethane protector that protects the car's paint and the kayak's hull when you throw the strap over the load. The Heavy Duty buckle is without a protector. It is suitable when the strap is attached to a trailer, frame or raft where the buckle does not touch the painted surface.

Technical data

• Webbing width: 2.5 cm
• Length: 6 m
• Webbing: UV-protected polypropylene
• Buckle: cast zinc, two stainless steel springs
• Minimum breaking strength: 680 kg
• Working load: 227 kg
• In the pack: 2 straps

Why does the strap hum in the wind?

A strap stretched in the wind will start to vibrate and buzz. Over time, this vibration can wear the strap down. Rotate the strap a few times where it is not touching the load and it will stop vibrating.

Who is NRS Heavy Duty suitable for?

✓ Carrying kayaks and SUP boards on a roof rack

✓ Securing boats and rafts on a trailer

✓ Securing loads in a pickup or ATV

✓ For raft frames and equipment on the river

NRS Heavy Duty are simple and strong straps that do one job and do it well: hold the load in place.