I pulled a loaded rollback tow truck out with mine, no drama. If it will do that with no issues, I doubt I'll have any trouble out of them on the trail. These things are exceptionally well made to come from China. I've been impressed. Somebody is doing good quality control.

@chazpages

4 жыл бұрын

When I spoke in person with them, they have their own specs that they look for which is why the quality seems to be very consistent/good. So no matter where it's made it's still being built to Rhino USA specifications

RHINO USA is NOT MADE IN USA....!! BS advertising...just got mine and it clearly says on tag MADE IN CHINA...!!

@chazpages

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah unfortunately I based my info off some other sources that were confused as well. Closest I've seen is that the stuff is made specifically for them at least, to their spec-not just rebranded. But still...

@elchapo2028

5 жыл бұрын

Video brought and paid by rhino..

@marcusharris8016

4 жыл бұрын

Hahaha!!! Agree but they work-I love my set up...

@Lexusgx550

3 жыл бұрын

Today condoms and medicine made in China. No one wants to work in USA.

@94SexyStang

3 жыл бұрын

what did you expect for $50, lol.......the BRAND is called "Rhino USA".......it does Not say "made in USA" anywhere....common trick companies use today, unless you're an idiot living under a rock.

I don't see the more in depth video you keep mentioning you're going to do...did I miss it?

They have the American flag labeled on the strap, but they're made in CHI-NA. No thanks. False advertising.

@chazpages

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah I had some wrong info before shooting...

there is a big difference between an unknown company and a known company in china. the known company definitely have quality controllers in their factory overseas. the quality controller will oversea if the product was made with quality or to be rejected. the quality controller usually is a representative from the main office or sometimes the owner himself acting as the quality controller. on the other hand, it is very risky if the product is from china and was built by an unknown company.

I have the rhino quick straps that i use on my dirt bikes and I had 2 of 4 go out on me now I just use ratchet straps from home depot.

That is a nice strap.

Regarding the Hitch Receiver Mounts, any brand in general. They all advertise a weight rating. Regardless of the receiver mount/shackle, isn't the real concern and weak point going to be the $3 hitch pin that's actually securing the mount to the actual vehicles receiver? It seems like the hitch pin is going to be the weakest link. Am I missing something?

@chazpages

5 жыл бұрын

This is a good point, but I believe the shear strength of the pin exceeds that of the hitch/assembly. Also the shear type would be a "double shear" plane since the hitch pin contacts the hitch in two different locations. I've found many debates about the actual rating online, but failed to find an actual test. Plenty of crash stories and other incidents, but the hitch pin never seemed to be an issue.

@applejacks971

5 жыл бұрын

@@chazpages I too thought of the double plane and having 2 contact locations. I couldn't determine if that actually helped or not. Good video's, thanks for posting!

@wickedmuffin76

2 жыл бұрын

I searched recently for "hitch pin weight rating", paraphrasing what I found: hitch pins don't have weight ratings because they are much stronger than any other part of the towing system.

Everything is made in China, it is much cheaper. You make this tow rope in USA and you can double or triple the retail price.

The pin is not included what pin are you using?

@chazpages

5 жыл бұрын

I've started using this-amzn.to/2GJAfRB there is no pin to lose with it. I stopped using locking ones after I realized how easy they are to break off, and instead use an actual cable/chain and lock if I need the extra security.

@jthor8373

5 жыл бұрын

I bought their shackle mount hitch receiver and it didn't even came with the pin. I was disappointed.

Was going to get the hitch receiver but since made in China, no thanks.

@chazpages

5 жыл бұрын

Check out Agency 6 or Factor55 amzn.to/2KNNwdq

@no_handle_required

4 жыл бұрын

Understand the sentiment, but even in materials, you'd be hard pressed to find something without chinesium influence at some point. Sadly.

Would you trust your family's life to Rhino products?

@chazpages

4 жыл бұрын

I guess in what way? I keep (2) 20ft straps in the truck at all times, and I've used them for small pulls, towing kids on sleds, and as a make-shift climbing rope (had to get into an old mine lol) and it's worked great so far. I have enough trust in them that I would use them if I got stuck while out exploring with the family.

@no_handle_required

4 жыл бұрын

@@chazpages Fair enough. Thanks.

@Milner62

4 жыл бұрын

I dont know about their straps. I just went with a bubba rope tow strap. I stumbled across this looking for videos on 2" hitch receiver mounts for use with straps.

U recommend the rhino strap still?

@chazpages

6 жыл бұрын

Without a doubt. I keep them in the truck now so they can be used when not expected+one less thing to need to remember prior to hitting the trail. Heck even if you can't pull stuff with your car/truck it's still a good idea to keep with you in case someone stops to help.

@Arthurmd22

6 жыл бұрын

Charles Pages can u do a video or describe how you keep it all together ( strap, emergency tools, jumper cables, etc...)? Meaning if u have a bed cover and put it all in a bin in the back, etc

@chazpages

6 жыл бұрын

Yeah, that will be coming up. I keep one strap, shackles, and jumper cables in the truck at all times and the rest I keep a few of the soft tool bags with various tools/parts and toss those in when I go out on the trail or camp.

@Arthurmd22

5 жыл бұрын

Charles Pages did u ever do that storage kind of video?

@Arthurmd22

5 жыл бұрын

Charles Pages ps. I bought and love those straps.. my purchase was because of your review

What do you expect for $50 or whatever cheap price they are listed at, LMAO........Putting "USA" in the name is a super common trick most companies use today.