Hey all,

Just wanted to share an excerpt from an e-mail I received tonight from Dave, the owner of Off Road Recovery. His comment at the end is priceless!

"I hope everyone is happy with the straps. since we talked I have been in contact with my rep at Erickson. One thing I didn't know is that that polyester wear guard on the loop is a special kind of polyester and is US military spec. Erickson is the only manufacturer which builds their straps to these specs.

I hope you don't have to use your new strap often, and when you do I hope it is to pull out a jeep.

Thanks,

Dave"

 

Sweet! I can't wait to be on a trail hard enough to use it. So far, I'm very impressed with my 4runner's ability to go through trails that my '97 Ford Ranger could have never made it through. I'm very impressed with what just a little lift and a rear locker can do. I'm going to hit some difficult rated trails Saturday to see what it's really made of!

Chris

 

my straps are supposed to come in today

Except I probably won't be back in time to get them before the front office closes cuz I'll be price shopping for the install of my muffler

 

Got mine - it's so pretty and clean (not for long)

 

guys,

greetings from korea. i got mine the day b/f i left and yes, its quite the durable looking strap. hopefully i won't have to be pulled out by it when i get back on the next trip!

again, thanks tom for arranging the group buy.

bob

 

Hmmm...military spec eh?

so I can say my 4runner is a military spec vehicle?

Now all I gotta add is some bullet proof windows, bullet proof sheet metal, and a huge machine gun up top and I'll be set!!

 

Woohoo!
I got my strap yesterday and it's purdy

Tom:
Yeah, I got charged full-price
I guess the original charge was because it hadn't shipped yet.

 

Got mine yesterday. Strap looks pretty burly.

Thanks to everyone that helped set this up. Hopefully we'll more GB's with Off Road Recovery

 

Got my straps in. This thing is huge!!! Is it normally this big/long? And is there any correct way to wrap these up when not in use? or do you just make a big overlapping loop?