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Carbon Recovery 5T Kinetic Soft Shackle Kit $119 ($113.05 with Code) Delivered @ Carbon Offroad

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Discount code expires 23 May.

Be Ready for Anything!

Don’t let tough terrain hold you back. Equip your 4WD with the Carbon Recovery 5T Kinetic & Soft Shackle Kit and handle recoveries like a pro.

Features
Dynamic Kinetic Recovery: The 5000kg (11023.1lbs)-rated Carbon Kinetic Rope provides controlled stretch, reducing shock loads while boosting pulling power.
Heavy-Duty Soft Shackles: Two 15000kg (33069.3lbs)-rated Carbon Offroad Soft Shackles made from ultra-strong UHMWPE with reinforced sheathing for maximum durability.
Compact & Versatile: Perfect for mid-size 4WDs, UTVs, and smaller off-road vehicles, with multiple connection options.
Convenient Storage: Includes a Carbon Offroad Gear Bag for easy organization and transport.

Contents
1 x Carbon Offroad Kinetic Rope - 9m (29.5ft) x 16mm (0.6in), 5000kg (11023.1lbs) MBS
2 x Carbon Offroad Soft Shackles - 10mm (0.4in) UHMWPE, 15000kg (33069.3lbs) MBS
1 x Heavy-Duty Gear Bag - Keep your recovery essentials secure and accessible

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  • $113.05 with code SWEETDEAL5, which was posted by the main business account only a couple of days ago.

    Maybe you need to work out who is posting deals…especially if an associated poster omits discount codes the main one is including.

  • Prob worth noting this strap rating is suitable for the smaller end of offroad vehicles (<1.5T GVM)

  • imagine going off road with your furry friend, needing recovery straps, only to find that fido has mistaken it for sausages.

  • Need a deal for bloated land yacht aka landcruisers and pootrols

  • May I know how is it comparing to 4WD Supa Center one which is currently on special for $89.00?

    • Kings rope is significantly stronger (10T v 5T) but their shackles are lower rated (5T v 10T). Neither configuration makes a lot of sense to me.

      • Isn't the idea that the shackle should break first ?

        • Some say yes, some say it depends.
          5T (for either) might do for general use (eg a snatch) but isn't going to get you out of deep, thick mud.

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