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Holloway Houston builds custom slings in-house to your exact specs — any length, WLL, and end fitting combination, with proof testing and cert documentation.
Holloway Houston builds custom slings in-house to your exact specs — any length, WLL, and end fitting combination, with proof testing and cert documentation.
A tree saver strap is a flat, non-elastic webbing strap with reinforced eyes that wraps around a tree trunk and gives the winch line a clean anchor point. The flat web profile spreads the load across the bark rather than concentrating it on a thin wire rope or hook, which protects the tree and keeps the anchor from slipping on smooth bark.
Holloway Houston manufactures the BOA and BOA-C tree saver lines at our Houston facility. Both use polyester webbing with Cordura sleeve protection. Polyester holds its rated WLL after water exposure without the stretch that nylon introduces, a relevant property when you are trying to put the load directly on the anchor without a kinetic component in the strap.
Our tree saver straps are built with double-ply construction, stitched eyes, and Cordura abrasion protection where the strap takes contact with the tree surface. The BOA-C variant extends Cordura coverage along the full strap body, not just the eyes, useful when the anchor point involves bark with sharp ridges, debris, or irregular surface geometry.
Holloway Houston stocks 48 tree saver strap SKUs across two series (BOA, BOA-C), three WLL ratings, and seven length options from 3 to 20 feet.
The BOA series features Cordura sleeve protection at both eyes, the high-wear contact points where the strap loops through itself and the anchor hook seats. The body remains standard polyester webbing. Available in 3, 6, 8, 10, 12, 16, and 20-foot lengths with WLL ratings of 6,200, 9,300, and 11,000 lbs. Eye-only coverage keeps weight and cost lower for routine recovery setups where the tree surface is relatively clean.
The BOA-C adds full-body Cordura protection to the eye coverage already in the BOA. The entire strap length is jacketed, covering the body where it wraps around bark, rough terrain features, or logs. Available in the same 3 to 20-foot range and the same three WLL ratings. The 3-foot BOA-C (WLL 6,200 lbs) has a confirmed MBS of 31,000 lbs with basket capacity of 12,400 lbs and choker capacity of 4,960 lbs. Full-body protection is the call for high-abrasion anchor points or repeated-use recovery setups.
Holloway Houston manufactures the BOA and BOA-C tree saver straps. These are not resold products, Holloway builds them here, in Houston, with the same double-ply polyester construction and Cordura protection across every SKU in the line.
The BOA designation identifies the standard eye-protected series. BOA-C is the full-body-Cordura variant. Both carry Holloway's WLL ratings of 6,200, 9,300, and 11,000 lbs with a 5:1 design factor minimum.
As Holloway Houston expands the off-road rigging line, additional configurations and capacities will be added. The current 48-SKU catalog covers the range most recovery setups require.
Holloway Houston manufactures the BOA and BOA-C tree saver straps. We do not source these from a third-party and rebadge them, they come off our line, in Houston, with the Cordura protection built in from the start. That means when you call with a question about the construction, the stitching, or the rated capacity, you are talking to the manufacturer.
The WLL ratings on Holloway Houston tree saver straps, 6,200, 9,300, and 11,000 lbs, cover the winch capacities most 4x4, truck, and SUV platforms carry. The polyester webbing holds its rating wet, which is the condition most recoveries happen in. The 5:1 design factor means the MBS on the 6,200-lb strap is 31,000 lbs, confirmation that the strap is built with margin, not at the edge of its capability.
With over 65 years in the rigging and lifting industry and ISO 9001 certification covering our manufacturing process, Holloway Houston brings that same production discipline to the off-road recovery line. In-stock inventory ships from Houston with next-business-day availability on most SKUs.
WLL Rating: The strap's WLL is the maximum working load in a straight pull. Recovery forces during a stuck-vehicle pull are dynamic and can exceed the static weight of the vehicle. Manufacturer documentation for the winch provides the line pull rating that the strap anchor needs to handle.
Length: The strap wraps around the tree trunk and presents two eyes for the winch hook or soft shackle to connect. Longer straps accommodate larger trunk diameters and allow positioning the eyes at a more favorable angle to the winch line. The most common lengths in the field are 6 and 8 feet for typical trail-size trees.
Series Selection: BOA covers setups where the tree surface is smooth and damage to the strap body is not expected. BOA-C is the option when the anchor tree has rough bark, the strap may drag across debris, or the recovery setup involves repeated use at the same anchor.
Eye Attachment: The eyes on both series are stitched and reinforced. They accept soft shackles, standard D-shackles, and direct winch hook attachment depending on the recovery configuration.
Tree saver straps are load-bearing components used in dynamic, high-energy recovery applications. The following awareness information applies to tree saver strap selection and use:
Off-road recovery equipment is used in dynamic, high-force applications. Proper use depends on vehicle weight, terrain, and recovery configuration. The information on this page is provided for general product awareness and does not replace manufacturer documentation or professional recovery training.