Recovery Track, Rocovery Traction Mats for Off-Road Mud, Sand, Snow Vehicle Extraction (Set of 2), Black

I've been extensively researching recovery tracks and have searched through many Jeep, Toyota, Overlanding, Youtube videos and other forums for reviews and testimonies of the different brands available.. From what i can tell there are really only two options out there on amazon.Option One - The $300+ MaxtraxOption Two- These ones (Flarestar), which appear no different in anyway from the X-Bull, Boar, Orcish, Firebug, All-Top or other brands here on amazon. From reviews, photos and comparison they all appear identical and are most likely all from the same manufacturer so save yourself $50 and pick these up from here for only $50 (no prime shipping but i got mine in two days)Now onto the review. They appear very durable and are made from very dense plastic. The orange is just as it appears in the photo. I don't think a single one can be used as a bridge but i have no doubt they'd get a Wrangler, Taco, SBS or even a large truck out of a muddy, sandy or snowy situation as long as you use them correctly and do NOT spin your tires (otherwise you'll melt the plastic teeth off). Im taking these along in my Jeep JL for a 4 day overlanding trip in Utah. Hopefully i wont have to use them but if i do i'll update the review

i just got these tracks i use them on surf city nj i got rite out of the sand i have a f150 the best tool to have when you use on the beach

Had these since 2019; didn't use until 2020. Used on a snowed packed dirt road making a u-turn when conditions got too bad too continue (Nissan Xterra). Used to level an E350 camper van 5-10 times.Slight deformation of the base material (stretch marks)No crackingA few knobs got ripped off by the Xterra.Still completely servicable.Not perfect but good value and worth the money.

Tried these traction boards out for the first time when I skidded off the road due to snow and ice oh the highway. Deployed them like every other traction board I’ve ever used, even dug quite a bit to make sure. Could not get any traction whatsoever, and eventually the boards got stuck and immobilized under my tires.Seller first says they don’t accept returns, then tells me that return shipping costs $70.I tried to save a little money, but I think I’ll go back to my trusty Maxtrax.