Whip-check loop cables are for systems with low-to-medium pressure. They are constructed of braided steel and fit around the ends of mating hose systems to restrain them from thrashing if their coupling fails.

These webbed restraints are for systems with medium-to-high pressure. They have nylon straps with end loops that fit around the ends of mating hose systems and restrain them from thrashing if their coupling fails. They have rubber grommets that slide down and keep the end loops secure around the hose.

Choker cables fit around the ends of mating high-pressure hose systems and restrain them from thrashing if their coupling fails. They are designed to cinch tighter around a thrashing hose, holding the hose in place and reducing the flow until pressure can be relieved or stopped.

These sleeved whip stops, also known as whip socks, are for systems with extreme pressure. They consist of a braided cable with dual anchoring points to hold down hose in the event of a hose coupling failure. The system's braided cable tightens down on the hose to restrict its movement and the dual anchoring points keep the hose from whipping side to side.

Hobble clamps are flanged brackets that secure and anchor mating hose and pipe systems. They prevent whipping and thrashing caused by failures in high-pressure couplings and typically connect hose to a whip stop system.

Shackles connect the sleeved whip stop system to a hobble clamp to secure together mating hose and pipe systems.