Tiger Tie Down Straps Review

My husband has been busy making a second batch of sculpture. Most of his original portfolio from before sold. That's a good thing, but sculpture takes time. He has lots of pieces he's working on right now.

I know that if he makes bigger pieces it's hard to transport them. I think Tiger Tie Down Straps should help!

They are usually meant to tie down bikes, but why not sculpture?

Extra Strength!

Tiger straps extra strength ratchet tie down 4 pk will provide extra security and will prevent damage to a vehicle, U-Haul, or trailer. They are 20 feet long. The length is nice for bigger things.

I'm glad that Travis is going to be using these. I worried that if someone were to crash into his backend that he'd be toast because a sculpture may go flying into the front seat. The worry is no longer present.

Their extra strength webbing is manufactured from 100% polyester, which guarantees not to hold moisture or stretch. The tie down straps are webbed and UV treated so the sunlight won't wear them down, and they won't loose durability.

Tiger #1 in their market for being the bestselling smart straps! Why? Because they secure larger loads.

Things to Tie Down:

• Motorcycles
• ATVs
• Trailer Loads
• Mountain Bikes
• Building Materials
• Snowmobiles
• Scooters
• Lawnmowers
• Jet Skis
• Boats 
• Washers/Dryers 
• Sculptures

And much more. These would be great to have if you planned on moving!

Cost: 

$12.97 with money back guarantee.

What would you strap down with Tiger Tie Down Straps?

Disclaimer: I received Tiger Tie Down Straps to review. I wrote this post, and was not influenced at all with an opinion. I only review things that I find interesting, or that would benefit my readers or family.

A "New" Used Bike

We noticed that the people across the street were having a garage sale. Those neighbors have a garage sale 2 or 3 times a year. It's crazy!

They must know someone that refurbishes bikes. There is always a ton of bikes out there.

I knew Isaak's bike was getting much too small for him. I yelled to Travis, "Hey can you take Isaak across the street to look at bikes. His is too small. He needs to go up a size." Travis was annoyed. He looked out the window and said, "I only see pink bikes." I said, "Whatever! It will take you 5 minutes tops." He ended up taking Isaak across the street to look. Travis knows much more about bikes than I do. I was in the process of making breakfast.

Travis came back with a gold and white $20 bike. Isaak's favorite color is gold, so it was perfect.

Travis went back over, and told them that they could sell Isaak's old bike. They gave Travis $10 back. It was a win, win situation especially since Isaak's old bike was refurbished as well.

I do wish our kids could ride bikes better. We don't have sidewalks, so whenever they ride we have to make an effort to go to a park, or school. It's not like when I was younger, and we rode bikes around the neighborhood. When my parents were little they rode bikes around the whole town. We watch our kids to make sure nothing happens to them. It's just a different world we live in today.

Isaak's still wobbly, and has to ride on a trail. Mica's refuses to try and ride standing up to get more power.

Do you like riding bikes?

Bike Riding

Mica riding his bike.

Daddy Rode His Bike Too

Isaak liked to be pushed for 2 minutes. The rest of the time he had to push his bike himself.