Our recovery ropes have high stretch to allow a recovery of stuck vehicles. Often a basic static pull is not enough to extricate a vehicle from from deep mud, snow, sand or a high-center.
All of our recovery ropes are spliced, not sewn. This allows for our ropes to not use any stitching which is a weak point in traditional straps. Our recovery ropes also stretch much more than a traditional recovery strap.
Each recovery rope comes with two eyes (one on each end) wrapped in black abrasion guard.
Manufactured in partnership with C4RS - Custom 4WD Recovery Systems.
7/8" Kinetic Recovery Rope Specs:
Technical Notes:
Shipping Terms: Once your package is scanned by USPS, it is beyond our control. If your package is lost or damaged, we can assist with filing an insurance claim. In cases of theft, you will need to file a police report. We cannot send replacements for items marked as "delivered."
Shipping Process: When you receive a tracking number, it does not guarantee the package was shipped or dropped off the same day. If you need expedited shipping that isn’t listed, please contact us, and we’ll do our best to assist with an upgrade.
USA Buyers:
USPS Ground Advantage ($5.00): For small, lightweight items. Slower delivery. Transit time: 4–7 days, depending on your distance from Orlando, FL. Includes up to $100 insurance.
USPS Priority Mail ($10.00): For all items. Faster delivery. Transit time: 2–3 days, depending on your distance from Orlando, FL. Includes up to $200 insurance.
International Buyers:
USPS First Class ($13.00–$18.00): For small, lightweight items. This is the slowest option, and tracking may stop updating after the package leaves the USA.
USPS Priority Mail ($27.00–$35.00): Transit time: 5–15 days, depending on customs processing.
Note: You are responsible for any customs, duties, or taxes your country may charge upon delivery. We cannot predict or avoid these fees.
Very high quality parts from a reputable seller. I’d highly recommend.
Description says allows dynamic (snatch) recoveries. Technical notes say not for dynamic (snatch) recoveries.
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