Fire Ready Straps FRE Universal Webbing

Fire Ready Straps FRE Universal Webbing

The Fire Ready Straps FRE Universal Webbing is expertly engineered to meet the demanding needs of fire service and technical rescue personnel.

This 15-foot length of 1" tubular webbing offers unmatched versatility in a compact, easy-to-carry design. Whether used for securing equipment, stabilizing ladders, or aiding in firefighter rescue scenarios, this webbing provides dependable performance without the need for complex knots.

Designed for real-world functionality, the FRE Universal Webbing features multiple sewn loops and tabs—including a high-visibility center tab—to support a wide range of configurations. All stitching and components are rigorously manufacturer tested for strength and reliability, ensuring confidence in every use.

Features: 

• Overall Length: 15 feet of 1" durable tubular webbing

• Compact Size: Rolls up to just 4” W x 6” H x 1” thick

• Lightweight: Weighs only 8.5 oz (with FRE elastic band)

• High Tensile Strength: Rated to 4,615 lbf (manufacturer spec)

• End Loops: (2) 8" sewn loops rated to 4,000 lbs breaking strength

  • Sized for easy use with gloved hands

• Center Tab:

  • High-visibility reflective Cordura material

  • Rated to 1,000 lbs breaking strength

  • Allows for girth hitch or carabiner connection

• Double Tabs: (2) sets of tabs, each tested to 1,000 lbs

  • Large enough to pass 1" webbing through

• Versatile Setup:

  • Can be configured as open or closed loop with a carabiner—no knots required

  • Rolls up neatly for pocket carry

• Includes: FRE Elastic Band for storage and quick deployment

• Made in the USA

Case Examples:

• Tool or Hose Hoisting: Quickly secure and raise tools or hose using the open webbing and a carabiner—ideal for single-story roofs or second-floor access.

• Standpipe Stabilization: Girth hitch the supply hose, then wrap a handrail or anchor using a carabiner or clove hitch.

• Ladder Stabilization: Girth hitch the ladder base and reach a tie-off point up to 14’ away using sewn tabs, carabiners, or a tensionless wrap.

• Downed Firefighter Removal: Multiple options using tabs, end loops, and carabiners to assist in rapid extrication.