lashing strap
nounUK /ˈlæʃɪŋ stræp/
US /ˈlæʃɪŋ stræp/
A strong belt used to tie things down so they do not move.
He used a lashing strap to hold the boxes on the roof of the car.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A strap used to secure a load on a truck or trailer.
The driver checked every lashing strap before starting the journey.
3. A heavy strap used to fasten equipment on a ship's deck.
The sailors tightened the lashing straps around the crates.
4. A strap with a tensioning device, such as a ratchet or cam buckle, for holding cargo.
She released the lashing strap and unloaded the kayak.