cinchstrap

noun
UK /ˈsɪntʃstræp/
US /ˈsɪntʃstræp/

A cinchstrap is a strong strap used to hold a saddle or load tightly in place.

The rider pulled the cinchstrap tight before mounting the horse.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A strap with a tightening buckle used to secure cargo or equipment.

He fastened the cinchstrap around the rolled tent to keep it compact.

3. A device or strap that makes something easy or certain to hold.

The new safety cinchstrap kept the ladder from slipping.

4. A belt-like strap used in climbing or rigging to secure a load.

The climber checked the cinchstrap on his gear bag before the ascent.