ARB 4x4 Accessories ARB705LB Orange 30' x 2 3/8" Snatch Strap Recovery, 1 Pack

During today's work, we pulled two trucks out of deep sand. The rubicon was driven by kids who didn't air it As I watched them dig with their hands for a few minutes (they didn't even have a shovel, but hey they're kids), I wondered what they were thinking. Having turned on my Tacoma and taught them how to air down, supervise them to shovel the sand around the tires (with my shovel, no, I am not shoveling, then hooked up my truck (2019 Tacoma off-road), etc. ) I attached the strap to the Rhino shackle hitch (another awesome product) and pulled them up. After a lot of thanks from the kids, they continued their journey. As I walked back from the beach after having some trouble fishing in the surf, I saw a Chevy silverado buried to the floor boards, and the folks (a very nice family) waved to me. My first thought was, "what the heck, I'll go out and help them as well. ". On the front of the truck, the truck did not have any decent recovery point. By attempting to get them out that way, I would have broken or bent that bull bar if I had been using only a bull bar. My solution was to use a hitch to pull the strap into the hitch, then insert a hitch pin into the hitch to secure the rope. I was so impressed with how well it worked. strap was created by ARB and is awesome. In this article, in addition to a shovel and a couple of rated shackles, we talk about what to put in your recovery gear There is also an electric lift jack and a maximum height lift There are four treads on Traxxs. This is a wonderful purchase that you will not regret. I wish you the best of.

Rome Lynch

| Mar 16, 2021

Please see https//www. nbsp I've seen at least one of these on every wheel I've ever ridden. I own them because they're one of the best pieces of recovery gear I have. There isn't much else to say about them. They're well made and do what they are supposed to.
Be careful with this strap. Do not use it to pull stumps or anything If the stump is stretched to the back of your vehicle, it could end up hitting it. Whenever possible, only use these in situations of vehicle recovery.

Veda Olsen

| Dec 10, 2020

Since I have not yet used it, I have not yet used In order to make things clear, this is a first impression review. The reason I bought this snatch strap is that I have a few tow straps and needed something that had a little bit of stretch. In addition to the 30ft 2 3/4inch strap, I also purchased a 3 inch driver's safety belt. The orange color and the sleeve make the strap look more stylish and protect it. The product is well made and extremely It took me a while to locate this exact strap, when I could not find any websites that had It took me a while to find it, but once I did I snapped it up. The price tag is a bit steep, but the stretching technology makes it worth it, so I suppose it's worth it. Once I start using it or if any problems arise, I will update.

Maximo Holder

| May 04, 2021

As of now, I've only used this once but it was a great tool. As I drove my 2019 Tacoma Sport 4WD uphill and recovered an older first gen v6 Tacoma stuck in deep desert sand, I saw something interesting. It was recommended that you use one that is 27,000lb by ARB The amount of recovery space you need is 3 times the size of the recovery rig you are using. As soon as I moved back a bit and used moderate throttle, the rig came out of the water easily. There has been a report from some sources that It's not uncommon for roaders like these to break down with lots of use, but I will only use it occasionally so it'll be just fine, and it's also.

Yamileth Case

| Jun 30, 2021

This seems like the right thing to do No experience with it yet even if everything goes according to plan, I might not need it one day. My purchase of the instrument was mostly motivated by the peace of mind it would give me in case things went awry. There is a great deal of reputation behind the ARB. You can tell that the quality is good. I'll come back to this just in case I need it in the future.

Kenneth Curtis

| Jan 03, 2021

Despite being 100% nylon, these straps are excellent at catching items and recovering them. Unless it is a snatch and recover and otherwise you are at risk of damaging If you have to tow, use a tow strap. Under the back seat of my 4x4 truck are snatch/recovery straps from ARB, a shackle hitch and extra shackle, as well as a tow strap. Taking an all-inclusive approach can be very risky If you drive an all-wheel drive vehicle or four-wheel drive, you need this ARB snatch and recovery strap.

Roselyn Winters

| Nov 10, 2020

I like it a lot. The stretch should be sufficient to avoid whiplash caused by a tow strap. It would be nice if the Yankum ropes had more "stretch, bungee" pull, but those are more expensive, so for the price this is good enough. In a gear bag, the ropes probably take up a lot more space than the ropes. Nevertheless, I am happy with these for the time being. It remains to be seen how durable these are, and I don't plan on using them very often besides in.

Ahmad Marquez

| Dec 04, 2020

It's been used several times so far with no issues. The strap sleeve is a nice touch that protects the strap from scratches. A shorter one might have been more appealing to me if I had it to do all over again.

James Kelly

| Jun 28, 2021