2 Inch Width | Approximately .066 inch (1.68mm) thick in a versatile khaki color. Available in multiple yardages so you can get the length your project needs.
1,600 lb Tensile Strength | This heavy polypro webbing has a tensile strength of 1,600 lbs. Tensile strength is the average breaking point under ideal factory conditions, so we recommend using no more than 25% of the rated strength.
Built for the Outdoors | Ideal for camping, boating, rafting, and more. The low-stretch polypropylene construction stays flexible and easy to work with, while the khaki color suits outdoor and utility gear.
Heavy Duty Versatility | Lightweight yet durable enough for heavy-duty applications. Some rolls may contain factory splices; let us know if you need a continuous roll.
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Woven from tough polypropylene fibers, this 2-inch khaki heavy polypro webbing is soft and flexible while handling demanding strapping jobs. The earthy khaki tone blends naturally into outdoor gear, camp setups, and rugged everyday projects. Unlike nylon webbing, heavy polypropylene won’t stretch and offers a more economical alternative without sacrificing versatility, making it a dependable go-to for both light and heavy-duty applications.
For best results, pair this webbing with 2" hardware. D-rings, buckles, triglides, and similar hardware are sized to match the webbing or strap width they’re used with. This heavy polypro webbing has a tensile strength of up to 1,600 lbs. Keep in mind that tensile strength reflects the average breaking point under ideal factory conditions, so we recommend using no more than 25% of any webbing's tensile strength. Some rolls may contain factory splices; if you need a continuous roll, just let us know.
Heavy polypropylene webbing is commonly used to make bags, luggage, backpacks, tote bags, sporting goods, tents, sleeping bags, life jackets, diving gear, personal flotation devices, fashion belts, apparel, general-purpose straps, and even medical equipment. It’s a natural fit for boating, rafting, and other outdoor activities, and it works well for securing gear to your vehicle, bundling items for storage, or repairing worn and torn straps.
