Much like you I drive a day cab delivering and loading forklifts and pallet Jacks all day , I could easily do this multiple times a day so needless to say a automated process is hands down the way to go

Good video again I love the way that Mack sounds especially when you hit The Jake break good job be safe on the road

Love that new speed binder for sure! Good video showing the two binders.

On about 4 is one thing but when applying 8-14 binders on a load, your arms start to hurt especially when you're trying to move fast while other drivers behind you are waiting on you. They would do great in saving your arms. I'd just keep a spare drill and batteries incase one burns up or a battery dies.

Thanks for doing the review captain

Anything that prevents busted knuckles and arm fatigue has got to be an improvement. Have a blessed and safe week.

I will stick with my ratcheting binders. They work every time

Awesome video captain thanks for sharing

5 stars Captain Kleeman for an unprecedented and non-bias review! The testing segment was stellar and true to your style of full disclosure, including the commentary. To that, you add some "roading" footage with the mighty Mack, complete with a partial shot of the now-famous "DOT pull broom" accessory you proudly carry on the trailer. Jakes are always a hit with the savvy viewers and you did a fine audio job with those as well. Highly recommend anyone with questions about chaining heavy equipment for transport consult you as an expert user. I'm fully aware that conditions apply and my mileage may vary. Enjoy your weekend, work safe, stay warm, and pls continue your all-encompassing video adventures here. It's appreciated brother! Doug@ the "ranch"

I was thinking of getting a set of these. They don’t really appear to be really that much quicker in the application that you’re using them in the video. But if you were Chaining something down and could not get as much throw on the handle of the regular binder then the speed binder would be so much faster I know sometimes when I chain my equipment down I can only get a quarter turn out of it before it either hits the trailer deck or the attachment. providing you could fit the impact in there that thing would be amazing. Great video thanks for sharing.

I like the trusty easy ratchet binder. Just seems like a better idea all around! But to each their own on whatever. As long as all options are safe. 👌

No way…. One simple standalone one versus needing a drill, backup rachet and socket, extra batteries.. all to save seconds. I’m not even in this industry, but that’s a no-brainer for me. Great video.

Those binders are really going to be handy as long as the grease doesn't get to stiff this winter. I just subscribe it's good to see no mirrors where hurt during the video.

I’m not sure I ever had a regular binder work as good as yours! I ordered 3 speed binders for myself. I imagine after the first use I’ll say how did I make it without them!

Have a good Holiday keep up the good work

Love them stacks sounds great looks great too

Speed is not the test for this. It’s the effort required to extend and retract the binders. For those out of shape like me it means everything.

Hi Captain! Thank you for the review. After reading some of the comments I thought I'd chime in on a few. The time savings can be minimal or huge depending on the load you are carrying. Steel coil trucks are saving over an hour a day for example. It is definitely easier on the body. Most of our safest drivers on the road are the most experienced but we are getting worn shoulders, elbows ect....these help a lot. Batteries going dead are really not a problem. A fully charged battery with that drill kit will last about 40 cycles. If you are going to cut wood with a chain saw, your prolly going to make sure your chain saw has a full tank. A big advantage to our binder is the ability to keep the chain tight. The handle is a reaction bar that gets placed against the floor or track, blade of the equipment being hauled. Once tight, it takes about 7 to 10 lbs of effort to lift the handle up. because of this, tire mash over bridge abutments, rail road tracks ect do not loosen our binders where normal ones will counter rotate and loosen. Also, normal binders twist the chain towards the end of the tightening stage, we do a continued, 25 to 1 gear reduced pull of the chain with out any twisting. Pure tightness. Bone tight. Thank you for the review!!

Having a second person to do the time would be more accurate. The puppy dog exhaust never gets old!

Great video review. Is the only option the socket wrench as a backup? Does the lever not do anything?

I think in a tight spot, where you can't ratchet a regular binder, and also when the chains are long or there's something compressible like tires, they'd work awesome! When securing a tractor or car or anything with pneumatic tires, there's a lot of squish there and you ratchet forever, these would zip right thru that I'm sure faster than manual. It would, however, be pretty awesome to have a manual option other than a socket or something. Other than that, seems pretty jazzy! Thanks for the review!

If I hauled a lot maybe, but for what I do, and what you just showed I think a regular ratchet binder is my best option. I live in Florida so salt and snow isn’t a problem for me. That and the price difference is a turn off as well.

I’ve gotta invest in some of these for sure

And 15 minutes to find the impact and 14mm

Like your new dump truck 😂 But i don't think you can sell me on those blinders 😁 good vidja !!

Speed of work progression isn't why you should consider speed binders. The main thing going for these speed binders is that they're energy savers. And that can be huge in summer and winter. Conserving your energy with binding 10-12 chains on a 90k load of coil can sap you real good... and then you got to put in 8-10hrs of driving. You already gotta lift chains and stuff. Anything that can save your energy output in the field has to be given a looksey.

That truck always sounds nice

I liked the concept of the soeedbinders but one thing that wasn't mentioned was the price difference between the two .Good video.

Guess I should have paid closer attention to my spelling mistakes in my first comment, what I meant to say was... The new style of ratchet binders being faster than the old style is not a factor for my work, but being able to tie down something in a tight spot, having clean lubed up parts (i.e., threads and ratchet mechanism) is sure a plus. I am not gonna just throw the old style on the scrap heap either. For you older guys, I am an older guy myself and won't under estimate what the older style can do and has done for so many years. Love you video's Capt., as well the joint ones of you with the "dirt" man... Thank you

I use a SELF load binder (It works like the speed binder), however we use a 24 volt impact and seems to be even faster especially taking them off

I can’t wait to see the boat that you will be towing with your new truck.

But still one variable the tension you put the old school at. But still like the speed binder

Great sounding truck and going to buy speed binders

They should call these labor saver binders. Speed is minimal. Although you didn't show stuff in the way that can hamper the handle swing. Good review. Thanks Captain. Cheers!

I think the best feature is you not having to put your hands in harms way

Off a few seconds on the speed binder times lol but whats even more better is the life time of your body that these things will give you. Work smart not hard! I just ordered 4 speed ones. Looking forward to them

Nice video, These are going to provide a more consistent tightening of the binders regardless of the actual operators fatigue level. I’m surprised that they didn’t offer a manual operation mode, something the manufacturer may want to investigate. Mike may want to throw a spare air powered tool on the truck if it’s supply is adequate to power one as a backup To the drill. That and throw the old binders in a bucket of used engine oil so they don’t become solid in case he ever has to go back to them. Take care, be safe operating that new truck. Is it electric, pedal, or Flintstoned powered.

Do you feel the speed binders torque down plenty tight enough with the drill compared to standard binders? I’m strongly considering purchasing some of these.

When you let it all the way out, does it have a stop? Or do the ends fall out like the ratchet binders?

I wish that they were around back when I was hauling equip !!

Nice video buddy if I paid what Mike did for those I might get me a set 😁

Thats a smooth road..

Realistically, the time savings isn't that big of a deal. Where these things shine is avoiding tendinitis in the elbows or other sorts of repetitive use injuries if a person has to use binders multiple times per day. We only have one body. Destroying it for work isn't an option for me. I love these things.

Got stand ratchet binders and 2 quick binders. These may be a good improvement

I used my brand new speedbinders TWICE and the hooks actually snapped in half on all 4 of them, on my oversized heavy haul load. Caused my load to fly forward into the front of my trailer. Be careful with the things. I had a total of 6 1/2" chains, 4 9200wll speedbinders and 2 standard 1/2 ratchet binders. No reason they should've failed.

Snap binders first for me and and maybe a couple of screw binders to make the hard to tighten tie downs. I wouldn't want to be searching for the battery drill just to tie down a load. I buy snap binders and screw binders used for $5 - $20. Snap binders are easy to tighten when the load moves a little. Screw binders often have to be unscrewed to catch another link - which is slow....

I can see one place that the speed binders will be nice is if your in a tight space under or beside something that you cant get a full swing with the handle on the old binders

I spend a lot of time cleaning and maintaining my ratchet binders. It’s definitely not fun on cold or rainy days trying to get a stuck binder to work. I’ve got to check out those speed binders.

So it gives you an extra 2 seconds to drink coffee or Mr Dirt Perfect to drink more Pepsi. The old style will keep your arms in shape the new ones keep your stomach filled with food or drink.

After watching DP going over use of speed binders with Steve - Capt should watch it too- the short side has to go one way as per Steve

And the winner is...Snap binder!

The big thing is saving the wrists,over time on and off with binders all day. I can see how it would burn out a persons wrists.

I like speed binders a lot better l always hated them other binder great video captain kleeman

See if SpeedBinder will sponsor the trailer jack adapter. I'd be more inclined to buy that.

I bought 6 speed binders 2 weeks ago in my opinion straight up JUNK! You can’t get enough torque from a cordless drill as I have in my own strength. With the speed binders my chains have typically gotten loose within 5 miles of driving and my old school ratchet binders I can drive 500 miles without them getting loose.

You should have me do that with the regular binder when I do it for 30 minutes because the chain breaks loose and then I have to start over and then you have to rewind another chain Breaks Loose again and like I said it can take me 30 minutes sometime

I never pegged you as the type of person to run a stop sign Captain Kleeman. The speed binder would be even better if the fail safe to a dead battery was that it could be operated like a standard ratchet binder, which is exactly what I thought since it still has the handle but I guess the handle is only to prevent rotation as it tightens down.

The workout is good for you Kleeman lol

Questions for you? Do you drive the fire truck? And how many mirrors dose it have left? Lol just playing. You be safe iron lung

Since the mighty mack has a air hose real if a battery dies on the the cordless drill you could have a air drill for back up

Does the grease fitting actually grease the the screws or just the gears in the head. To me that just looks like a slack adjuster with a couple modifications and a pipe welded into it. Can you use it manually without the 14mm socket driving the head like a regular binder or do you always have to have to use the 14mm bolt.

They are cute. But ill keep my breakovers, throw it on the ground pull it through the salt and it still works everytime. And faster than either of those

Price points?. Load bearing? Durability? Tension force measure ? Ryobi vs dewalt drill? Impact vs drill Milwaukee vs dewalt vs ryobi vs mikita ???

Does the speedbinder not work like a regular binder if the drill goes dead ? The only way it works is by turning the bolt ?

I'm all for a better product. Unfortunately I don't think this is a win for me. The handle on the old binder doesn't die. Adding a inverter, and power tools in the trucks that require binder use is a unnecessary expense. Thanks for the review. Just offering my opinion.

Are you using a pure sine wave inverter?

Whys it have handle i thought they could be used manually when I first saw this I could see that being a huge pain in ass oh the drill is in the other truck guess were going back

Good review! I'm not sold yet tho! Keep on trucking Diver! 👍

Speed is nice. Now what's the weight difference in the two? Cause as someone who pulls open deck trailers weight can become a issue

What is the difference in pull force?

What is the difference in length shortest to longest? Definitely cool.

That Truck Sounds Awesome 👌

I'll stick with my snap binders.

I noticed dirt perfect uses an impact wrench to fasten his, isnt there a chance that can bust the threads up? I noticed you use a drill for yours

Let’s adjust the camera moves it exactly where it was it takes exactly the same amount of time as a normal one cost 6 times as much also if your rub rails are not rated for 9100 pounds then there is no point in owning one

What about the old 1second binders? Those work good too

Speed between the is not an issue in my mind. The issues of tight places, cleaner thread area is the "gift" on this item. Will it rachet like a regular rachet binder or are you dependent on the drill or 3/8 rachet? Love all you and "dirty" videos... For you die hards of the order style ratcheting styles, I won't scoff at you. I am an "old guy" too and won't necessarily just cast those old binders in the scrape pile.

You should check out the "self" binder. I bought a set of them and prefer them to the speedbinder. And you use a 1/2" impact, not a drill. I think they are better built and will last longer too.

Which drill is that

All good until you loose the socket or your battery dies 😂

Are the lever arms made from brake slack adjusters?

Where are these made?

Congrats on the new dump trck cap'n 😂

Ok so its just a little bit faster ...a couple of seconds don't mean much ...what if the battery dies out on the drill??

Great video. So what happens when the battery dies, or I forgot to bring the driver, lastly I've lost the socket . I see to many opportunities for something to go wrong. Just sayin'. Not discouraging anyone from buying the binders. I just know why I don't use or own many battery powered tools for the above reasons. Stay safe.

I really like the idea of the speed binders but my thing is with them that's another drill more crap I have to worry with in the truck and more stuff for people to lose awesome video though

It might be a little faster but it looks like a lot less fatigue…

Looks like it's really a personal decision on which binder to use. If the difference in time was greater and you avoided busted knuckles,,,, it would be a no brainer.

One point you missed... Masculinity! Those ratchet binders are Farmall red. They clash with my Kubota orange. Looks like I have no sense of style at all. (That spells ‘He-man’ all the way.). And when I work up a sweat tugging on them to tension the chain... well, that just smells totally Alpha Male. But, all is not lost yet. The Black paint on the Speed Binder is so much more manly. About color clash, lets face it, even Hulk screws up and color coordinates every once and a while! And, I still have the sweat option... all I have to do is use a socket and ratchet!!! All in all... I have to say that color is probably a wash... and, I can always exhibit my manliness best by picking up the Speed Binders when I have a perfectly good set of Ratchet Binders... because we all know that nothing speaks of Macho-Manliness like adding four new BoyToys to my collection!!! Thanks Cap’n for your thorough review... gotta go update my Christmas list before Mrs Clause finishes her shopping.

Can't you use that lever on that Speed Binder ?

Dude love you and Mike's vids.. But on this one I think I'd have to disagree with ya...Seems like too much extra work...Some things are already as good as it gets even if we have been using it for years...Keep up the great vids!

Grease. Zerk.

Ya i still rather use the good old lever binders

Aside from the fact that it really isn't that much faster, the price difference and the fact that you need a cordless drill to use one just doesn't seem like this product would be worthwhile to own.

Doesn't really save that much time and you have to carry extra tools, but I suppose there's a purpose somewhere. I'll stick to my old school binders. Thanks for the video, I really enjoy them. Great sounding Mack!!

How do they compare price wise?

They work and that’s what counts. Less work on drivers

Regular ratchet binder it better cause u gonna need a good strong drill for that drill binder

What is the lever for?

I'm pretty sure where you have the outside chain is not legal