Kartek Off Road is one of the most respected names in off-road racing and fabrication. Based in Southern California, Kartek supplies professional race teams and serious builders with premium suspension components, including high-quality limit straps.
- Premier off-road racing parts supplier
- Stocks limit straps for desert racing, pre-runners, and trail rigs
- Trusted by professional race teams
- Based in Southern California
Bull Strap is the world's largest limit strap manufacturer — made in the USA in Southern California. Their straps use military-spec materials with reinforced stitching and are available in custom lengths. They supply limit straps to many of the biggest names in off-road as an OEM partner.
- World's largest limit strap manufacturer
- Made in the USA — Southern California
- Military-spec materials, reinforced stitching
- custom lengths available
- OEM supplier to major suspension brands
HSP Seats is a UTV-focused brand offering high-quality limit straps alongside their well-known suspension seats. Built for the side-by-side market, HSP straps are designed to handle the high-cycle abuse that UTVs dish out on trails, dunes, and race courses.
- UTV-specific limit strap designs
- Made in the USA
- Trusted by the side-by-side community
- Available in sizes for RZR, Can-Am, YXZ, and more
Poly Performance is an off-road parts powerhouse based in Arizona, specializing in suspension, axles, and drivetrain components. They stock limit straps alongside shocks, bypass setups, and full suspension systems.
- Full-service off-road suspension and drivetrain shop
- Limit straps as part of complete suspension builds
- Deep inventory of premium off-road components
If a brand isn't listed, it's because either they are not high enough quality for this list, they haven't been tested by us or our partners, they are made overseas, or we cannot confirm whether or not they are Made in USA.
Why only these brands? Every brand listed here manufactures or sources limit straps made in the USA. If a brand isn't listed, it's either because we couldn't verify their products are Made in the USA, or their quality didn't meet the standard we'd trust on our own vehicles. We'd rather list fewer brands and stand behind every one of them.