Ever had anything stolen from you?

It’s the worst!
We spend our hard earned bucks on toys, only to have someone carry or drive them away when we least expect it.

This message will hit home for most anyone:

We are all involved in the automotive industry on some level, and many of us have a passion for toys: be it motorcycles, tools, quads, jet skis or dirt bikes. Often, we haul these expensive toys and tools to trade shows and race events in pickup trucks or open trailers.

It’s those times…while you’re stopping for gas or to grab quick bite to eat, or when you realized you forgot some camping supplies at Target…that’s when most theft occurs: In the parking lot, at the gas station, or restaurant.

Yes, most of our beloved toys are stolen not through an elaborate plan to break into our garages, but in a crime of opportunity while on the road!

Thanks to some friends we met at SEMA this year, you can all but eliminate these crimes of convenience!

Introducing: drumroll… LOCKSTRAPS!

Let’s face it. We like things to be fast and easy, so while we know we have to strap our toys down to prevent them from moving around in the back of the truck or trailer, we rarely take the extra step to run a locking steel cable through them afterwards, both because it’s time consuming and makes for a huge inconvenience, especially when you’re only going a few miles to the trail.

Problem solved: COMBINE THE TWO!

Lockstraps combine the handiness and softness of an adjustable, fabric tie down and a steel cable sleeved within, providing a secure anchor for transporting AND a theft deterrent all in one!

Can they be cut? Sure. But it takes the right tools, something a crime of opportunity rarely involves. Now you can run inside the grocery store without looking out the window 50 times.

Check out this video by Jeff Cranny, founder of Lockstraps at www.Lockstraps.com

An inexpensive solution:

Lock straps are 8.5 feet long, 1.5 inches wide, 1/4 inch thick and weigh only 2 lbs each!
Straps are sold individually for a retail price of $39.95 to $44.95–Far less expensive than replacing your toys!

If you want some lockstraps for yourself or wish to become a lockstraps dealer, please visit their dealer locator and find out how you can buy and sell the ONLY locking tie-down strap on the market.