The Cajun Tie Downs Tie Down ships as 2 inch ratchet soft loop 12 feet — sewn in Louisiana from American polyester webbing and assembled with American hardware that ships ready to load. The strap geometry follows the standard Cajun Tie Downs pattern: heavy-duty stitching at every load-bearing junction, Cam-buckle or ratchet engagement that bites and stays bit, and a soft-loop or hook end matched to the application. This tie down configuration covers the most common haul situations a powersports owner faces — bike to track, ATV to trail, jet ski to water, cargo to job site.
Cajun Tie Downs is one of the few American strap manufacturers that still does the entire assembly stateside — the polyester webbing is woven in the U.S., the buckles are sourced from American hardware suppliers, and every strap is sewn at the company’s Louisiana facility. That matters when an imported strap fails under load and the warranty becomes someone else’s problem two oceans away. Cajun straps are built around a real material spec rather than the lowest-cost weave that will pass for two seasons before fraying. The brand started in motorcycle and ATV racing circles and earned its reputation among riders who push their straps every weekend.
Cajun Tie Downs assembles every strap in Louisiana — the tie down carries Made in USA designation per the manufacturer’s listing. This 2 inch ratchet soft loop 12 feet configuration is one piece of a much larger Cajun Tie Downs catalog covering 1-inch and 2-inch ratchets, soft loops, transom straps for jet skis and boats, flatbed cargo straps, pulling tape, and heavy-duty kits with canvas duffle bag storage. Pair this strap with the Cajun 18-inch Soft Loop Tie Down (3,300 lb) or a Cajun ratchet kit when you need a complete tie-down system from a single American supplier.
