YATOINTOYATOINTO G80 Transport Binder Chain 1/2 Inch x 10 Foot Safety/Binder Chain with Clevis Grab Hooks 12,000 lbs Safe Working Load Logging Chain for Transporting Towing Tie Down Binding Equipment

I purchased this to replace a still-not-delivered chain from another Amazon vendor.It is far stronger than the stuff sold at the Big Box stores and better-priced.The black chain and red clevis hooks look sharp against the truck bed. If the black coat provides any significant rust resistance, I will be delighted.

I bought a bunch of these chains and absolutely love them. In fact I'm buying more today. They are very light and strong. They are stamped and tagged for DOT. They don't stretch and rub like the cheaper chains do. I use them for everything and they wear great. I've even gotten compliments on them from other truckers and a DOT officer. They are great quality for cheap and super easy to use. You can't find a better chain for the price.Pro tip: If you need shorter chains too buy more of the 20' and some extra hooks and cut these down to the lengths you need for best value for the money. I make my tail chains out of these too.

So far so good, finish is rough. I have used it for a few light jobs had to cut my new chain short to chain up lower control arm when lower ball joints popped out. Then strapped it forward and to the back and made it home a mile. Chain held up. Can't complain

As someone who frequently transports a variety of precious cargo (ranging from grandma's antique rocking chair to a small elephant statue that I swear gets heavier every time I move it), I've found my knight in shining armor, and it's not what you'd expect. Enter the YATOINTO G80 Transport Binder Chain. This isn't just any chain; it's the superhero of the chain world, complete with a cape made of high-strength, heat-treated alloy. Who knew grade 80 could look so good?Let's talk heavy-duty construction. This chain doesn't just talk the talk; it walks the walk. The 5/16" size is the perfect middle ground between "too flimsy to hold my elephant statue" and "so heavy I can't lift it." And those clevis grab hooks? They cling to cargo like my cat clings to the idea that he's still a kitten.Now, for the reliable transportation part. The grade-80 rating of this chain means it's tougher than a two-dollar steak. It laughs in the face of abrasions and wear. Plus, the yellow zinc chromate finish isn't just for show – it's like a neon sign for DOT officials saying, "Yes, I am this awesome."The professional design is where it really shines. This chain is like the bodybuilder of the transport world, boasting a 4,900 pound Safe Working Load. It's strong, durable, and probably has better abs than I do. Whether I'm hauling a flatbed of garden gnomes or a truckload of rubber ducks, this chain has got my back.And let's not forget safety and compliance. The markings on the chain and hooks are like a badge of honor, ensuring that I'm always road-safe and ready. It's like having a tiny inspector with me at all times, giving me a thumbs-up.In conclusion, the YATOINTO G80 Transport Binder Chain isn't just a piece of equipment; it's a lifestyle. It's the faithful companion I didn't know I needed, making each transport a joyous journey. So, here's to the YATOINTO G80 – may our roads be long, and our cargo always secure. (And remember, folks, don't exceed the work load limit – this chain is strong, but let's not get carried away!)

So I bought two of these for my equipment trailer. My son complained that my older 20' chains were too long. I bought four 10' chains. "Dad, these are too short for some things". Then I bought these! pretty good length for most things so now I have a good assortment. I put slip hooks on one end for applications which suit us better for the excavator and other loads. One minor complaint is that the crab hooks they send are G70.

Five stars this thing is really solid. Pulled out two stuck dump trucks fully loaded out from muddy area so far. Only downside is the chain is pretty heavy to move around

very well built

I use gr 80 chain on the farm to pull trees off of fence rows they don't break