
The long, slim tool can reach into gaps as narrow as the strap fitting itself, and is long enough to reach all the way to the next logistics post. The StrapSetter is then used to manipulate the strap fitting into the track, and the user simply withdraws the tool to lock the fitting into place. StrapSetter features steel construction, a high-visibility polymer grip, and a hook to hang it on the track and keep it handy.
Made by a small company in Canada, StrapSetter was developed by an industry professional after many years of loading trailers for touring shows. The $39.95 StrapSetter is here.