Just wondering which recovery straps you all use? Smitty/rugged ridge/pro comp????
I don't have a winch (yet) so I want/need a good recovery strap. I know I show have one that's good for 20k lbs. just want to make sure I get a good one.
Thanks.
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Recovery straps
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Re: Recovery straps
Extremely well made!
ARB ARB705US 2-3/8" x 30' Recovery Strap - 17500 lbs Capacity
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004P9 ... UTF8&psc=1
ARB ARB705US 2-3/8" x 30' Recovery Strap - 17500 lbs Capacity
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004P9 ... UTF8&psc=1
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Re: Recovery straps
Not exactly sure the type of strap your looking to purchase. I would recommend a strap that will stretch like a snatch strap or the ARB recovery strap Ralph listed. I have a 30' Rugged Ridge recovery strap, but it is more like a tow strap. Was cheap and has served its purpose a couple times. I have found it hard on the vehicle and driver's body when needing to give a little yank because they are not made to stretch.
As I learned more about straps, I asked for and got a 30' Smittybuilt snatch strap for Christmas. Haven't used it yet so I can not state for certainty the effectiveness of this brand snatch strap. It is supposed to stretch under load and the kinetic energy will aid better in pulling a stuck vehicle while reducing the jarring effect on both vehicles. I've seen the Bubba Rope in action and it appeared to work great; however, I don't have the money for that brand.
As I learned more about straps, I asked for and got a 30' Smittybuilt snatch strap for Christmas. Haven't used it yet so I can not state for certainty the effectiveness of this brand snatch strap. It is supposed to stretch under load and the kinetic energy will aid better in pulling a stuck vehicle while reducing the jarring effect on both vehicles. I've seen the Bubba Rope in action and it appeared to work great; however, I don't have the money for that brand.
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Re: Recovery straps
One thing to keep in mind you do NOT want to get anything with metal hooks. They need to look just like the one Ralph posted.
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Re: Recovery straps
How about the CESS straps? Any good? Oh. And I know about getting one without hooks. I have one that a friend gave me but don't plan to use it. Thank you though.
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Re: Recovery straps
http://bubbarope.com Really nice but expensive!
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Re: Recovery straps
Just be sure you buy a "Recovery" or "Snatch" strap. They are elastic.
Do not buy a "Tow" strap. They are not (generally) elastic nor made for what you need.
Re-enforced loops are a plus to reduce wear.
Do not buy a "Tow" strap. They are not (generally) elastic nor made for what you need.
Re-enforced loops are a plus to reduce wear.
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