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Alexander DiCaprio
> 3 daySaved my ass 2x...just be prepared to dig in the sand or mud to get it back
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Glendo
> 3 dayDisclaiamer: I haven’t used them yet. Very compact. Was considering getting Max Trax one’s but they were kinda pricey and big. I’m just a simple trail explorer with the occasional trip to the snow or playing in the mud. They feel very sturdy and they have a section for a hi lift jack which is nice. Also it came with a bag. I don’t leave them mounted in the bed so the bag makes it easy to take it on and off.
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B Christensen
> 3 dayIf youre tight on space or just dont want to run around town screaming look at me, Im an overlander! these might be for you. When I opened them up I was immediately impressed with the quality feel, and the sturdiness and heft of the materials. The zippered case is actually pretty decent, too. In usage, I actually used these a couple times on a recent trip to the desert in my Jeep. One thing to note - if you DONT have lockers (either front or rear) you might need two sets of these. In my case I have lockers, so I can get away with using a traction board under a single wheel and still get out. The shortness of these boards somewhat limits their usability, but I was able to chain them together using the center section and climb up out of a sand hole Id gotten stuck in (purposely just to test these out). In addition, I use these to level my camping trailer by driving one tire up onto one or both of the treads. I can then also use the center orange section to set the tongue jack in so that it doesnt sink into sand or soft soil. For my purposes (a Jeep Rubicon pulling a camper trailer) this is an even better and more versatile solution than the full sized maxxtraxx type boards.
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CCapps
> 3 dayI almost want to get stuck just to use these!
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Kent Alexander
> 3 dayGot my 35 Class A motorhome out of the mud. Buy this!
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Andrea
> 3 dayWorks great!
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Maddy
> 3 dayHolds up very well and is very sturdy. Also compact and easily stored.
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R. K.
Greater than one weekSuperb construction, ultra portable! I always wanted a traction board but no space in my subie to accommodate one. This setup is PERFECT!!! I can use it in pair or as a single long plank, super easy to store at half the size of other traction boards out there, the material composition of this board is also a bit different than the others, it uses a special plastic polycaprolactam (PA6) that is stronger and more UV stable and has a wider range of working temperature, it is important if you are going to keep this board outside of your vehicle or to help you get out of snow in a cold weather... I also like the center connecting piece that can be used as the base for your bottle jack.. I tried with my scissor jack and the base of my jack fits perfectly within the jack base but if your scissor jack is not able to fit inside the square of jack base I suggest you not to risk it.
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Shaun
Greater than one weekGreat size for storing in my Jeep
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Eone
> 3 dayThey worked. I was stuck in sand at outer banks NC. I pulled off to try and help others and got myself stuck. I had to lower my tire pressure a lot to get up on these. As others said, they need tread to the end. I spun tires and left rubber on them to get up. Also wish were longer as it took me two attempts where I’m sure longer ones would have been one. I do like storing these better than the longer so there is a trade off. End of the day saved me $400 where others were getting towed. Used with wrangler JL.