• Compact retractable fence stretcher with wire grips, ratchet handle and webbing reel; up to 10 feet reach, under 5 pounds
  • Fence stretcher shown tensioning a strand of barbed wire in a real field
  • Extended webbing and compact storage views of the same fence stretcher
  • Black circular retractor housing and compact side view of the stretcher
  • Closeups of the ratchet-body wire grip and webbing-end wire grip
  • Extended ratchet handle with black grip and orange release
  • Attachment, ratchet tensioning and retracted storage overview
  • One complete retractable fence stretcher with integrated wire grips

🛠️ Retractable Fence Stretcher — 10 ft Reach

🛠️ Retractable Fence Stretcher — 10 ft Reach

 (2593 Reviews)
$0.00
$0.00
SAVE Sold out

Free Shipping $49.99+

 
add_shopping_cart

-

Ordered

local_shipping

- - -

Order Ready

redeem

- - -

Delivered

Compact retractable fence stretcher with wire grips, ratchet handle and webbing reel; up to 10 feet reach, under 5 pounds

🛠️ Retractable Fence Stretcher — 10 ft Reach

$0.00
$0.00
SAVE Sold out
View full details

FOR THE NEXT STRETCH

Work long.
Carry compact.

Fence repairs don't stay beside the truck. Bring working reach to the wire with a stretcher that retracts when it's time to move on.

Actual compact fence stretcher with integrated wire grips and ratchet
10 ft
maximum webbing reach
<5 lb
portable tool weight
2 types
barbed & smooth wire

REACH OUT. REEL BACK.

Long at the line.
Compact in your kit.

Pull out the webbing to span your working distance, then use the ratchet to take up slack. The retractable design gathers the webbing back onto the reel between jobs.

Actual side view showing round retractor housing and handle
The same tool, retracted for storage.
Actual extended fence stretcher in use on barbed wire
The stretcher shown working on a barbed-wire strand.

A CLOSER LOOK

Two grips.
One controlled pull.

A wire grip at each end connects the tool to the strand. The extended ratchet handle lets you build tension through a manual, incremental motion.

Actual wire grip at the ratchet body
At the ratchet bodyThe body-side wire grip sits beside the ratchet assembly.
Actual wire grip at the end of the retractable webbing
At the webbing endThe second grip travels with the extending webbing.
Frame from the supplied demonstration showing attachment at the wire grip
A close view from the product demonstration.

THE WORKFLOW

Attach. Tension.
Pack for the next.

  1. Set the grips

    Extend the webbing and attach the wire grips as directed in the supplied instructions.

  2. Take up the slack

    Operate the ratchet handle gradually while checking the wire and grip position.

  3. Finish & retract

    Complete the repair, release the load as instructed, then guide the webbing back into the reel.

Operation overview. Follow the supplied instructions for setup, working limits and controlled release.

CHECK YOUR FENCE

Built around
the individual strand.

Designed for barbed and smooth fence wire. Use the wire type and working limits specified in the supplied instructions when planning your repair.

At a glance
Maximum reachUp to 10 ft / 3.05 m
Tool weightUnder 5 lb / 2.27 kg
Wire typesBarbed and smooth wire
OperationManual ratchet handle
ConstructionMetal components, plastic housing and webbing
Actual compact fence stretcher with integrated wire grips and ratchet

WHAT'S INCLUDED

One integrated
fence-line tool.

1 × Retractable fence stretcher

Ratchet handle, webbing reel and two wire grips form the complete tool.

Fence wire, posts and separate splicing tools shown in demonstrations are not included.

BEFORE YOU CHOOSE

A few practical answers.

What does the 10 ft reach mean?

It is the maximum extending reach of the retractable webbing. The tool winds back into a compact form for transport.

Can I use it on barbed wire?

It is designed for both barbed and smooth fence wire. Confirm the approved wire specification and working limits in the supplied instructions before use.

Does it cut or splice the wire?

The stretcher tensions the wire. Cutting and splicing require the appropriate separate tools; they are not part of this listing.

Do I need batteries or a power source?

No. Tensioning is performed with the manual ratchet handle.

What makes it easier to carry?

The webbing retracts onto the built-in reel, keeping the tool compact between repairs. Listed tool weight is under 5 lb.

Ready for the
next stretch.

Check the wire fit, choose your quantity in the product options above, and add a compact stretcher to your fence-repair kit.