Erickson Kinetic Recovery Rope - 3/4" x 20' - 8,350 lbs

Video Transcript for Review of Erickson Tow Straps and Recovery Straps - Kinetic Recovery Rope - EM27FJ

Hello neighbors, Steven here with etrailer.com. Let's take a look at our Ericsson Kinetic Recovery rope. 3/4 of an inch thick by 20 feet long rated at 8,350 pounds. Now folks, this high strength nylon rope does employ kinetic energy that's built up to recover a stuck vehicle. So more or less it stretches and then slingshots the vehicle that stuck out of place, stretching up to 28% stretch rate. It's gonna be great for trucks, Jeeps, buggies, and those kind of things.

And it does come with this nice reusable, breathable mesh storage bag, and we'll get to that in a second. But pretty simple, it just has mesh there to help it dry out if you have to put it away wet or muddy. So the rope itself, you get two large eyed ends on each end of it, and they've been super over stitched and wrapped to keep everything nice and snug and safe. They've got that protective coating on 'em, an extra layer there. Those connection ends are gonna be nice anchor points or connect rather to the anchor points on your vehicle using either a bow or soft shackle that's sold separately, or maybe even a D-ring on a vehicle bumper or something of that nature.

Now the multiple rope ends here, like I said, or multiple ropes rather, can be strung together with the ends and then you could get multiple lengths together to get the right length you need. Again, 3/4 quarters inch thick, 20 feet long. It is 28% stretchable from its overall original size. And again, when it's pulled straight and tight, that's where they're getting that 3/4 inch thickness and again, rated at 8,350 pounds. So folks, if you've never used this kinetic recovery rope system, they work pretty good.

The guys out here that test 'em swear by 'em and say they work pretty good and a lot better and safer than your heavy ropes and chains and stuff that are out there. So again, whenever it's wound back up and it's dry, stick it back in the included mesh bag. Again, preferably dry, but if you have to put away wet, that's why it's mesh so it can breathe and help it dry out. So it's not gonna get mildew, moldy, smelly, those kind of things. So nice zippers.

I'll be honest with you, if this wasn't cable tied back in place, I don't know how easy that would've been. So just kind of keep that in mind when you're putting it back in as well. Folks, that's gonna wrap it up. I'm Steven, thanks for your time.