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Your cart is empty. The safety cables help ensure that your towed vehicle won't become a runaway vehicle if a breakaway occurs. This emergency breakaway cable designed as a direct replacement, offer extra security for your tow system, improving the safety of you. It is a must have tool for trailer owners.
Made of weave steel and wrapped with UV-resistant PU material, durable, scratch-resistant and easy to install.
The unique coiled cable of the ZIP easily stretches to your tow vehicle and clips right on with the included carabiner. It is faster, easier and safer than standard breakaway cables.
Specification:
Material: Stainless Steel & PU Material
Color: Red
Package Includes: Coiled Breakaway Cable
Brandon anderson
Reviewed in the United States on March 8, 2025
This is an awesome deal and the quality is above and beyond
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2025
Received on time. Great quality!
R. Hogg
Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2025
Definitely durable and better than regular breakaway cables a.++++
Joshua Vatter
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2025
So much better then the original cable. Now it stays up out of the way and does not drag on the ground. Put one on every trailer I have.
michael curtis
Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2024
We used these for our ski bikes as most mountains are requiring riders to have a leash on the bike. They work well, they are visible (really important so you don't have to point it out to the lifties every time) and they clip to the bike and my belt buckle pretty well. They have just enough stretch to not be annoying or get in the way.
guido gamil
Reviewed in the United States on August 1, 2024
This brake release couple is good and it shipped quickly. I thought it would be a little beefier (hence the 4 stars) but it works as described. I would purchase again.
Mommas
Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2024
So I have teens and they're constantly warring over remotes. We don't even have cable but they still get wildly territorial in the weirdest ways. Enter these brake leashes. I drilled small holes through the casing of my universal tv remotes (don't do this, it's dangerous, I'm not responsible for you hurting yourself trying to do this because I'm telling you no. No one can open a battery compartment, remove the batteries, and look through the battery gaps to find a corner in the casing that has no components in which to drill a small hole through. Nope. It's not safe don't do it. No one recommends this at all. I'm a terrible human in line for a Darwin award.) in order to put in a simple key ring or zip tie. Then I (didn't) attach it to the key ring at the end of this leash. Depending on how committed your shenaniganizers are to their, well, shenanigans dictates the next move. For the TV remotes I used the latch to attach the leash to a nearby shelf or comfy chair to ensure they stayed in the living room. For my fan remotes? I took off the silver latch thing and straight up bolted that shiznit to a stud in the wall. Only freaks and well adjusted adults (see also geeks) can manage to hold onto those suckers without some preemptive tracking efforts, these straps make it so much easier for the rest of us normies. No metal cords ensures zero sharp frayed parts from tug o war fun. I love how they coil back to position- keeps things tidy. Seems good and beefy for it's intended use but honestly I have no idea if they're good for that. Disclaimer- do not try this at home children. Never use anything for something other than what it was sold for. Ever.Thanks for reading.
Richard Fleener
Reviewed in the United States on November 22, 2024
One of the biggest pet peeves I had with pulling a trailer was the darn emergency trailer brake cord. The law requires these to apply the trailer brakes if the trailer ever comes loose from the tow vehicle. The cord that comes with most if not all trailers is a twisted metal cable that immediately begins to fray. I was always getting scratched by the cable and it would soon break and need replacement. When I saw these I immediately had to try them. It has now been several years and on 4 trailers I tow, I have not had one of these ever begin to deteriorate. I have never been scratched since! I highly, highly recommend these to anyone with a trailer.
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