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Select Lowes Stores: 2-Pack SmartStraps 1-1/4"x10' Ratchet Tie Down Straps
$7.00
$28
75% off
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Select Lowes Stores has 2-Pack SmartStraps 1-1/4"x10' CarbonX Ratchet Tie Down Straps (1000 Lbs. Work Load) on clearance for $6.97. Select free store pickup where stock permits.
Thanks to community member ElCheapo5 for finding this deal
Note, pricing/availability may vary by store area/location; may not be available in all areas
About the Product
Thanks to community member ElCheapo5 for finding this deal
Note, pricing/availability may vary by store area/location; may not be available in all areas
About the Product
- Steel Core Coated S-Hooks
- Ergonomic Flared Handle
- Durable Construction
- Optimal Performance
- Break Strength 3000 Lbs.
- Safe Working Load 1000 Lbs.
Editor's Notes
Written by Discombobulated | Staff- Used for securing heavier loads
- Often hauled in large pick-up trucks or a medium trailer such as motorcycles, boats, ATVs, and appliances or other cargo
- Product/pricing may vary by location/area
- Offer/pricing valid while supplies last
- Please see original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion - Discombobulated
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Select Lowes Stores has 2-Pack SmartStraps 1-1/4"x10' CarbonX Ratchet Tie Down Straps (1000 Lbs. Work Load) on clearance for $6.97. Select free store pickup where stock permits.
Thanks to community member ElCheapo5 for finding this deal
Note, pricing/availability may vary by store area/location; may not be available in all areas
About the Product
Thanks to community member ElCheapo5 for finding this deal
Note, pricing/availability may vary by store area/location; may not be available in all areas
About the Product
- Steel Core Coated S-Hooks
- Ergonomic Flared Handle
- Durable Construction
- Optimal Performance
- Break Strength 3000 Lbs.
- Safe Working Load 1000 Lbs.
Editor's Notes
Written by Discombobulated | Staff- Used for securing heavier loads
- Often hauled in large pick-up trucks or a medium trailer such as motorcycles, boats, ATVs, and appliances or other cargo
- Product/pricing may vary by location/area
- Offer/pricing valid while supplies last
- Please see original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion - Discombobulated
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This is a clearance item and will continue to fall in price as long as there is inventory in your local store. Once the last of them are sold, the price will show as full retail price again. It is hard to say when the price will drop since the stores get updated pricing reports daily but a good rule of thumb is that a clearance item's price will drop in ~1/2 every 1-2 weeks that the inventory remains in store.
Pro-tip:
If you see a, "N" under the barcode of a pricing label in the store, that stands for, "non-stock". This means that specific store will no longer carry that product anymore and it won't have a shelf space much longer (if it even still does). Stores want these items to move as fast as possible. If you see these types of items, ask an employee politely to speak to an Assistant Store Manager (or "ASM" as they will call them). If you are good with people and they want them gone, you can haggle with them and see what they are willing to drop the price to if you buy all, half, or most of a non-stock item.
Managers are judged by their superiors if they happen to visit that store and see a lot of clearance/non-stock items taking up space. They want that product out of the store so the corporate floorplans can be implemented as accurately as possible so, if they are smart, stores will work with you to get it out quickly. They might lose some money on the deal but it is a drop in the ocean and they are willing to do it to get something else off the shelf that no longer belongs there. They do this kind of dealing with regular contractors in their store all the time. Be smart and talk to these people with respect and you stand a better shot at getting what you want.
Disclaimer: I worked as a product merchandiser for Lowe's for years. My job was to reset product placement, product displays, and verify floor layout accuracy according to corporate directives. My shop is filled to the brim with items I was able to get for ridiculous prices because of these tactics.
*Also note; a "Clearance" item and a, "non-stock" item are not always going to be the same thing. Individual stores may have more insight as to what the future of a popular product might be but this could also impact their willingness to haggle. Some managers follow the corporate pricing and are not willing to override a current price so it can be luck of the draw and YMMV from one manager to the next.
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Only down to $11.42 at some local stores for me
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This is a clearance item and will continue to fall in price as long as there is inventory in your local store. Once the last of them are sold, the price will show as full retail price again. It is hard to say when the price will drop since the stores get updated pricing reports daily but a good rule of thumb is that a clearance item's price will drop in ~1/2 every 1-2 weeks that the inventory remains in store.
Pro-tip:
If you see a, "N" under the barcode of a pricing label in the store, that stands for, "non-stock". This means that specific store will no longer carry that product anymore and it won't have a shelf space much longer (if it even still does). Stores want these items to move as fast as possible. If you see these types of items, ask an employee politely to speak to an Assistant Store Manager (or "ASM" as they will call them). If you are good with people and they want them gone, you can haggle with them and see what they are willing to drop the price to if you buy all, half, or most of a non-stock item.
Managers are judged by their superiors if they happen to visit that store and see a lot of clearance/non-stock items taking up space. They want that product out of the store so the corporate floorplans can be implemented as accurately as possible so, if they are smart, stores will work with you to get it out quickly. They might lose some money on the deal but it is a drop in the ocean and they are willing to do it to get something else off the shelf that no longer belongs there. They do this kind of dealing with regular contractors in their store all the time. Be smart and talk to these people with respect and you stand a better shot at getting what you want.
Disclaimer: I worked as a product merchandiser for Lowe's for years. My job was to reset product placement, product displays, and verify floor layout accuracy according to corporate directives. My shop is filled to the brim with items I was able to get for ridiculous prices because of these tactics.
*Also note; a "Clearance" item and a, "non-stock" item are not always going to be the same thing. Individual stores may have more insight as to what the future of a popular product might be but this could also impact their willingness to haggle. Some managers follow the corporate pricing and are not willing to override a current price so it can be luck of the draw and YMMV from one manager to the next.
Only down to $11.42 at some local stores for me
I think a lot of their short comings is due to the stores limiting what is shared now.
But its a good start for some still but not the end all I agree.
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https://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky.../312994393 [homedepot.com]
• Husky straps look ugly
• Husky may be easier to get support if it breaks
• Husky straps are 6 ft longer
• Husky includes a storage bag
• SmartStraps are less expensive @ $3.50 each
• SmartStraps longer hooks appear to be more versatile and better shaped
• SmartStraps look better - mechanism and straps
• SmartStraps comes with Zerust anti-seize technology
• SmartStraps warranty - 90 days
• Not sure about durability on either
Opinion - although Husky may come with lifetime warranty, I don't want lifetime looking at the ugly Husky straps (mechanism and straps).
I will take my chance on $7 and move on.
STANLEY S9500 Black/Yellow 1" x 10' Ratchet Straps - Light Cargo Hauling (900 lb Break Strength), 4 Pack https://a.co/d/asLRKBj
STANLEY S9500 Black/Yellow 1" x 10' Ratchet Straps - Light Cargo Hauling (900 lb Break Strength), 4 Pack https://a.co/d/asLRKBj
• Posting lowest cost without considering quality and design is not helpful. It's really not cheaper either.
• Stanley has 900 lb break strength and SmartStraps have 3,000 lb break strength. Stanley is not a good alternative to SmartStraps.
• Stanley has 60% 5-star rating vs 76% 5-star rating on SmartStraps
also Visalia and Merced.
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