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- How are reviewers describing this item?
great, down, front, easy and secure. - Our engine has profiled the reviewer patterns and has determined that there is minimal deception involved.
- Our engine has discovered that over 90% high quality reviews are present.
- This product had a total of 290 reviews as of our last analysis date on Aug 23 2019.
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Most positive review
Works perfect for tying down my kayak to my car
Least positive review
Not enough review data to provide meaningful insight.
Most authentic review
I have no place to tie my canoe to the front of the canoe. This makes it easy and secure
Least authentic review
Not enough review data to provide meaningful insight.
Helpful InsightsBETA
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
There is no place to hook the front line down.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Latch right inside the hood with out having to tie it down.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Keep the rubber piece on the inside of the engine compartment, initially, i thought it sat in the groove but that cause the hood to buckle up.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Simple - these quick loops are easy ways to secure secure attachments to the front of your car, if no other attachments are available.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The force exerted in them is transferred directly to the hood or trunk latch.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Too much tension could cause them to pop open.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
If you're the diy type, these would be pretty easy to make yourself, but i don't think it's a waste of money to buy these either.
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
One under the hood and one under the trunk hatch and i can tie down two boats.
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