Kriega Cam Straps

Knew these were quality when ordering and when they arrived that's exactly what they are. Easy to use and very strong. You get what you pay for and why risk something flying off, buy these for peace of mind knowing your kit is safe and secure.

Seems like the usual Kriega quality... Not used them in anger yet but they feel decent

These look good and do the job very effectively.

Once strapped on, they are really very secure.

I would totally recommend them if you securing gear on your bike, lock and forget.

Usual SBS efficiency to.

Used to fix a dry bag to the bike. The cam buckle is obviously well made and grips the tape very effectively. Long enough for the job and the plastic clips ensure any spare tape is secured so no flapping ends.

Cam straps, good to use for extra rigidity when securing the US dry packs to the back of the bike.

Fixed a large back pack to my K1300R perfectly and securely despite the bag being designed to wear on your back

Have used other cam straps recently on a tour of Spain, perfect for the job but I wanted better items. I had 2 different makes and each frayed at the end making it difficult to thread them up. Also needing them long the extra over length could come undone and threaten to end up in the back wheel.
As soon as I saw these I knew they would match the quality of the Kriega bags I have. I was not disappointed, The webbing is superior to most others as is the cam buckle, the addition of the strap clips makes it easy to secure any unused webbing without worry that it may come undone. 1st class product and I highly recommend them.

Good quality, performs well.
Fiddly to start but now attached to bike seat I leave in place; where it secures a, surplus, compression bag for wet weather gear; it is then just a matter of slackening off and tightening back up again. The spare end is easily stowed via the strap's clips.

Typical high quality from Kriega. However, this strap doesn't always feel as secure as I would have wished and it can be a little fiddly to thread the loose end into the plastic cam, especially with cold and wet fingers.