Grip 20 ft x 7/8 in Kinetic Energy Recovery Rope - Mesh Netting Storage Bag - Breaking Capacity: 21,970 lbs - Truck, ATV, Jeep, UTV, Tractor - Emergency, Towing, Offroad

When I first got it I was super excited seemed like a good durable rope. Well used it for the first time 2-12-22 and 2 pulls with a Kawasaki Teryx4 and it snapped. Hardly any weight pulling. No sharp corners. Nothing hooked clevis to clevis and sadly it broke within 2 pulls. It looks good but I wouldnt buy it again nor would I buy it again.

My wife and I have a short skoolie conversion that has over wintered in front of our workshop entrance. A big hail storm was coming through and I needed to get a vehicle into the workshop to protect it but the bus surprisingly had no reverse gear (future me problem). In a pinch I hooked my car up to the bus with this rope and managed to drag it back 15 feet to get the car into the workshop before the hail hit. The bus is about 12,000 lbs and the rope held up with no problem, even though I couldnt use it properly since the bus has no recovery points and I was forced to just loop it around the frame. Ultimately, no hail damage!

I didnt want to spend the money on a name brand rope. This one worked great even brought down a tree with it, and yes I know its not meant for trees.

Got my 1st one in a store, just bought my second on Amazon. It works well enough. Ive used it in several recoveries. I just towed a lady 45 miles on the interstate which destroyed the rope. Dragging sometimes, tight others. Was never run over, and worked really well even at 40+ mph the whole way. Never had a strap or rope last for more than 2 recoveries of that magnitude, so Ill definitely recommend it especially for the price.

So far so good. They work as designed for kinetic Energy.

For the money this works really well, I wasnt looking to spend $400 on a yankum rope. I have already used this kinetic rope for a couple recoveries this winter.

I bought mine for off road recovery in my Rubicon. So far I used it to pull sedans that are stuck in the snow in South Lake Tahoe, CA. It works great, Ive used it 5 times in 2 years.

Awesome value for the money.

This worked great to get a buddy out of a ditch and would recommend it. For the price

This is a very good rope I made well over 20 recoveries and held up even pulling 2 full size SUVs. It did finally snap but I was buried in thick mud in a 2004 denali and being pulled out by a big f350. It took a tractor rated recovery rope to get me out.