UWG Bomber Raft Strap Bag
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Stop digging through a tangled pile of straps. The Utah Whitewater Gear Bomber Strap Bag was designed by founders Clinton and Anthony to solve a problem they dealt with themselves: organizing all the different straps needed for rafting and river trips in one purpose-built bag. Unlike basic strap organizers, the Bomber Bag accommodates both 1-inch and 1.5-inch straps, with dedicated storage for rolled straps and specialty straps. D-rings let you hang the bag from your raft, trailer, garage, or other convenient location, while sleeves help contain loose strap tails so the whole setup stays easier to manage.
UWG Bomber Raft Strap Bag
Stop fighting a tangled pile of straps.
The UWG Bomber Raft Strap Bag keeps your rafting and tie-down straps organized, easy to find, and ready when you need them.
Utah Whitewater Gear founders Clinton and Anthony designed the Bomber Bag to solve their own strap-storage problems. They wanted one purpose-built bag that could organize standard 1-inch straps, wider 1.5-inch straps, rolled straps, specialty straps, and all those loose strap tails that always seem to get tangled.
Whether the bag is hanging on the raft, riding in the truck or gear trailer, or waiting in the garage for the next trip, the Bomber Bag gives your straps a home.
Why You'll Want One
Fits 1-Inch & 1.5-Inch Straps
Most strap storage solutions aren't built around all the different straps boaters actually carry. The Bomber Bag includes dedicated organization for both 1-inch and 1.5-inch straps.
Organizes Rolled & Specialty Straps
Dedicated tabs, hook-and-loop holders, and pockets give you multiple ways to organize your everyday straps along with rolled and specialty straps.
Tames Those Loose Strap Tails
A dedicated open pocket gives you a place to tuck loose strap ends, helping keep long strap tails contained and easier to manage.
Hang It Up
Two metal D-rings let you hang the Bomber Bag from a suitable location on your raft, trailer, garage, or gear-storage area, keeping straps together and within reach.
Designed by River People
This isn't just another generic storage bag. Clinton and Anthony created the Bomber Bag after dealing with the same strap-management problems other boaters have. The design is built around actually organizing a collection of rafting straps.
Bomber Bag Features
- 6 tabs for 1-inch straps
- 1 tab for 1.5-inch straps
- 7 hook-and-loop strap holders
- 2 zippered storage pockets
- 1 open pocket for loose strap ends
- 2 metal D-rings for hanging
- Carry handle
- Storage for rolled and specialty straps
- Helps keep different straps separated and easier to grab
From the Raft to the Garage
On Your Raft
Hang the Bomber Bag from a suitable attachment point to keep your strap collection organized and accessible.
Hang the Bomber Bag from a suitable attachment point to keep your strap collection organized and accessible.
In Your Truck
Keep rafting and tie-down straps together instead of having loose straps scattered around the truck bed or gear box.
Keep rafting and tie-down straps together instead of having loose straps scattered around the truck bed or gear box.
In the Gear Trailer
Give 1-inch, 1.5-inch, rolled, and specialty straps one dedicated place between river trips.
Give 1-inch, 1.5-inch, rolled, and specialty straps one dedicated place between river trips.
In the Garage or Gear Room
Hang the bag from a hook so your straps stay organized and ready for the next trip.
Hang the bag from a hook so your straps stay organized and ready for the next trip.
At the Put-In or Take-Out
Grab the carry handle and bring your strap collection together when it's time to rig, load, or unload.
Grab the carry handle and bring your strap collection together when it's time to rig, load, or unload.
One Bag. Less Strap Chaos.
Instead of digging through a pile looking for the right strap, keep your collection organized in one dedicated system.
Load it. Hang it. Grab the strap you need. Get on the river.
The UWG Bomber Raft Strap Bag was made for boaters who have accumulated enough straps to know that keeping them organized is half the battle.