Tool Holder For E-Track, round holders perfect for brooms, pipe wrenches, sledgehammers, pry bars, shovels, cargo bars, or piping. Front opening flexes to allow tools to conveniently snap in and out. E-Track fittings can be easily moved from one E-Track slot to another.

Need a convenient place to leave ropes, straps, and cords without them getting all tangled and messy? Why not try a hook on the wall? How about one that clips right onto your E track? The 2Inch J-Hook E-Track Fitting Tiedown is a hardened steel piece that is finished with zinc, which improves corrosion- and rust-resistance. It is furnished with an E-Track spring fitting that gets snapped right onto any E-Track slot. Installing is a no-brainer and takes a moment.

If you want to lock cargo with a simple rope, S-hook strap, or any kind of restraint without an E fitting, this reliable heavy-duty 2Inch E-Track O-Ring Tie-Down is just what will enable you to do so quickly. Once an E-Track is fastened to the wall of your trailer or truck, you can easily rely on straps or rope to hold any cargo in its position, with the aid of this small but heavy-duty O-Ring tie-down.

To secure a cargo load with this 2Inch E-Track Ratchet Strap Blue Yellow, clip the E fitting at one end of the strap into a slot on the E-Track rail. Wound the strap around the load and snap the E fitting at the other end of the strap into another slot on the rail, or alternatively, into the slot of another rail, clamping the cargo against the wall.

To secure a cargo load with this 2Inch E-Track Ratchet Strap Blue, clip the E fitting at one end of the strap into a slot on the E-Track rail. Wound the strap around the load and snap the E fitting at the other end of the strap into another slot on the rail, or alternatively, into the slot of another rail, clamping the cargo against the wall.

To secure a cargo load with this 2Inch E-Track Cam Strap Tie-Down, clip the E fitting at one end of the strap into a slot on the E-Track rail. Wound the strap around the load and snap the E fitting at the other end of the strap into another slot on the rail, or alternatively, into the slot of another rail, clamping the cargo against the wall.