Rubber Mats for recovery?
#6
The only thing comparable I've ever seen comparable is the Xtrax mats
http://www.bushranger.com.au/x_trax_ii.php
They say there designed for maximum traction in sand, mud, and snow.
I don't know about you, but I don't spend enough time in either terrain to worry about rubber mats. If I'm in either of the 3 terrains, I'm sure I'll have someone to give me a tug with a strap.
http://www.bushranger.com.au/x_trax_ii.php
They say there designed for maximum traction in sand, mud, and snow.
I don't know about you, but I don't spend enough time in either terrain to worry about rubber mats. If I'm in either of the 3 terrains, I'm sure I'll have someone to give me a tug with a strap.
#7
Compact snow/ice, minor cant get traction to get moving type of stuck, mats like those can work wonders, it is amazing what just a pair of cheap floor mats can do for traction on ice.
In other conditions, other afore mentioned options may (probably will) be better.
In other conditions, other afore mentioned options may (probably will) be better.
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From: I live in New Tripoli Pa out in the woods
Most times I tried using anything like that all that happens is they just get pulled out from under the tire in what direction they are going .
I have used a Hi-Lift jack to extract myself in the past
I have used a Hi-Lift jack to extract myself in the past
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