Country Brook Design - 2 Inch Black Heavy Polypropylene Webbing, 50 Yards

Overview

Discover Country Brook Design’s 2 Inch Black Heavy Polypropylene Webbing—an adaptable, weather-ready strap built for everyday projects and outdoor adventures. Woven fibers yield a soft, flexible feel that’s comfortable to handle, yet tough enough to support a range of tasks. The deep black finish helps disguise wear while maintaining a clean, professional look on bags, gear, and equipment.

Why this webbing stands out

• 50 yards of 2 inch wide webbing with an approximate thickness of 0.066 inches (1.68 mm); multiple lengths and colors may be available to suit your project
• High tensile strength of up to 1,600 lbs (factory-average breaking point under ideal conditions); practical usage is advised at no more than 25% of the rated strength
• Outdoor-ready and easy to work with; the heavyweight strap stays flexible for camping, boating, rafting, and similar applications
• Heavy-duty yet lightweight, versatile for a broad spectrum of tasks; some rolls may contain factory splices, with options for continuous rolls on request
• Soft to the touch and simple to shape, making it suitable for a wide range of projects from gear to apparel

Real-world uses

Think of this polypro webbing as a reliable backbone for backpacks, luggage straps, tents, and outdoor gear. It’s also a practical choice for securing cargo, repairing worn straps, or crafting fashion belts and general-purpose straps. Its balanced combination of strength, flexibility, and low stretch makes it a versatile partner for both DIY projects and small-scale production.

Hardware and sizing tips

• Pair with 2 inch hardware, such as D-rings, buckles, and triglides, to match the webbing width
• Plan for your load by considering the 1,600 lb rating and following the guideline to use no more than 25% of the tensile strength
• Check roll notes: some splices may be present; contact us if you need a continuous roll without splices

Notes and care

Outdoor use benefits from the webbing’s durability and resistance to common wear. For best results, test hardware fittings and tension in controlled conditions before full deployment. When not in use, store in a cool, dry place away from direct prolonged sun exposure to preserve color and fiber integrity.