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

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.

the pic i added was my 3 in lift v6er..........needless to say a winch and one of these kinetic straps and youre unstoppable!!!!!

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!

Just got it quickly, fantastic quality and packaging, going to try it out next week, my wife thinks my rope is sexy

I do alot of jeeping in a not a jeep. Usually get stuck whenever I pick a bad rought in the mud or a bad line in the rocks. I bought this for just in case moments when I was to lazy to pull out the winch. Now I use it more than the winch. Definitely buy it with some soft shackles. Just makes life easier, and recoverys way faster.

Very nice addition to my tool bag in the Jeep

Works perfectly paired with soft shackles, as good as any other kinetic recovery rope I’ve used, nice mesh carry bag included.

Bought this before hitting the trails in our new jeep. Ended up stuck and this rope worked like a champ. Ive bought the other more expensive brand before and this is very comparable. Excellent value.

I’ve only used this once, but it worked well. Got stuck in a 1500 Ram in crusty snow. It was sitting on the frame. Shoveled for an hour but couldn’t get it out. Ended up using my 3500 Ram to pull it out. One jerk and it popped right out. Rope held up well.

Showing signs of major wear after about 8-10 pulls, it did its job for the most part, not much elasticity but definitely better than a regular tow strap.