2 in x20 ft Web Lifting Sling 4 Pack - 6,400 lb Vertical WLL

In this review the 4 pack of 2 in x20 ft web lifting slings is evaluated for users who need reliable, rated straps for towing, lifting, and load securement. The bottom line: these slings are for roadside haulers, landscapers, farmers, and small rigging crews who want a straightforward, OSHA-friendly web sling with clear identification and flexible hitch options. The single biggest reason to buy is the combination of a 6,400 lb vertical working load limit and twisted eyelets that let the same strap be used in vertical, choker, or basket hitches.

Key Features

• 6,400 lb vertical WLL: Provides a high working load limit for secure lifting and towing of vehicles and heavy equipment when used in a vertical hitch.
• Twisted eyelets 10 in: The twisted eyelet design with about 10 in of eye length makes it easier to form choker or basket hitches and offers versatile rigging options.
• 2-ply construction: The two-layer webbing adds strength and abrasion resistance for repeated use in trailers, trucks, and tractors.
• Vinyl-covered ID tag: Each sling carries a vinyl-covered tag showing rated capacity, material type, and serial number to meet OSHA identification expectations.
• Wide application: Suitable for lifting irregular and regular shapes like rock, trees, mowers, tool boxes, and utility boxes in both lifting and towing scenarios.

Who It's For

These slings are aimed at tradespeople and small operators who need a durable, clearly rated sling without specialty hardware. Landscapers moving stumps, farmers hoisting equipment, and tow operators securing vehicles will find the 6,400 lb capacity and multiple hitch options useful in everyday work.

Those who need very high-volume industrial rigging, specialty lifting hardware, or synthetic slings rated far above the listed capacities for crane-only lifts should consider purpose-built industrial gear or consult a rigger; this product is best for trucks, trailers, and general fieldwork rather than certified heavy industrial lifts.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Clear vinyl ID tags make inspection and compliance straightforward on the job.
• Twisted eyelets and 2-ply webbing allow flexible use as vertical, choker, or basket hitches.
• 6,400 lb vertical WLL gives ample capacity for many towing and lifting tasks without overcomplicating selection.
• Pack of four provides spares and multiple rigging points for trucks and trailers.

Cons

• Not intended for machine washing or harsh chemical exposure, so maintenance requires handling and cleaning care.
• The product description does not replace a formal engineering lift plan for complex crane lifts or critical lifts above rated use.

Specifications

Brand	Mytee Products
Width	2 in
Length	20 ft
Vertical WLL	6,400 lb
Choker WLL	5,000 lb
Basket WLL	12,800 lb
Eye type	Twisted eyelets (eye length 10 in)

Our Verdict

The 2 in x20 ft web sling 4 pack is a practical, good-value option for roadside, trailer, and farm lifting needs where a clear rated capacity and flexible hitching matter. Buyers who need dependable, OSHA-identified slings for vehicles, mowers, and irregular loads will appreciate the balance of strength and versatility.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these slings rated for choker use?
Yes, the slings can be used in a choker hitch with a working load limit of 5,000 lb as specified on the tag.

How should the slings be cleaned and stored?
Store in a cool, dry place and clean with mild soap and water; avoid machine washing, knotting, and chemical exposure.

Do the slings meet identification requirements?
Each sling includes a vinyl-covered tag showing rated capacity, material type, and serial number to meet OSHA identification expectations.