RETRUE 1-1/4" x 30FT Kinetic Recovery Tow Strap, with Reflective Strip
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Extreme Recovery Strength – Constructed from Nylon double-braided structure with 32-strand high-tensile diamond weaving, this recovery rope is deliver a break strength of 49,000 lbs and a working load limit of 9,700 lbs. Whether you're pulling a Jeep buried in mud, an SUV stranded in sand, or a heavy-duty semi-truck, tractor, truck, or ATV.
35% Smart Stretch – With 30%-35% elastic elongation, this rope works like a powerful rubber band—storing kinetic energy first, then releasing it smoothly for shock-absorbing recoveries. Compared to traditional low-stretch tow straps, it significantly reduces structural damage to vehicle frames, chassis, and recovery anchor points caused by sudden jerks. It also minimizes dangerous snapback, making every recovery smoother, more controlled, and safer
All-Environment Heavy-Duty Durability – Every nylon fiber is coated with a waterproof polyurethane layer, combined with a 32-strand double-diamond braided outer jacket that blocks mud, silt from penetrating the rope. Both ends feature reinforced eye loops plus high-density abrasion-resistant protective sleeves for easy visual inspection before each use. With a working temperature range of -40°F to 215°F, this rope performs reliably in mud, ice, saltwater, and scorching sun.
Reflective Strip - The rope features an industrial-grade high-visibility gray finish, offering excellent contrast in muddy, sandy, or rocky environments. Integrated reflective light-emitting strip along the full length provides clear reflection under headlights or flashlights during nighttime, rainy, forest, or low-light conditions.
Complete Kit – The kit includes: 1 black recovery rope (available in 30ft lengths, 1-1/4 inch diameter) + 2 UHMWPE soft shackles (each rated at 37,500 lbs break strength, 4800 lbs working load limit). The soft shackles are lightweight, won't scratch your vehicle's paint, feature a self-tightening loop design, and are safer than traditional metal D-rings—plus they float on water.
