ALL-TOP Traction Boards with Build-in Jack Base, 2PCS Recovery Boards & Mounting Kit for Overlanding (4th Gen, Black)

Seems like good quality, the multiple mounting options is an awesome idea, pretty sturdy and easy to get on and off the truck

Love the product . I saw a lot of DYI in other reviews for mounting , even in the install applications. Installed on my Prinsu roof rack , slight relocation of one cross bar for mounting plates to line up with t-slots. Make sure you get right size hardware from local shop for your Prinsu roof rack to install mounting plates. My fourth purchase of All Top merchandise and I’m very happy with them thus far . If anyone would like pictures of the initial set up and what to use for Prinsu roof racks. Just ask.

So far durability and usability is phenomenal. Deep snow, mud and slush have required very little effort outside of employment thru very basic measures. THE "shiveo" design I am looking forward to using. The handles and position are actually pretty well engineered. They will come in handy.Im looking forward to HARD ISE with them, as they are VERY sturdy. Clearly I'm willing to give so they are isiabke in the harshest conditions.I'll update and post a link to my YouTube for a THOROUGH video ireview and breakdown. Until them, I'm going with 4 stars, until more hard use. But, I ùù⁷⁷⁷feel.as tho that will be beyteraaa

Nice color and quality.,The Best!

I took my unloaded 2001 Subaru outback over just one of them. I got stuck in the snow and I just needed a little oof to get out of the hole I had made. I wasn’t getting any traction on the boards so I was winched out. I still kept the boards underneath so I could continue to get traction on the boards. once I finally got out of the hole and they just cracked!And then, sometimes when I would get traction on it, they slid out from underneath the tire.If you’re going for looks, they look cool. Till I actually needed it.For the cost of these I expect them to work

So, pay attention to what others have said about the mounting hardware. It's absolute garbage, and what's frustrating is they absolutely know it. That the company won't spend the literal pennies it would cost to replace these worse-than-worthless nuts and bolts is astonishing. My advice is to go straight to Home Depot or the like and purchase real hardware BEFORE you attempt to use theirs. To be clear, I'm referencing the (silver) hardware that is supposed to secure the board-mounting hardware (black) to your roof rack. The black hardware maybe isn't the best either but it at least works. I got the first two (of four) nuts screwed onto their respective bolts about 2/3 of the way before they BOTH Inexplicably and completely seized in place. Both bolts bent attempting to tighten the nuts any further and one had to be cut off! Obviously, I didn't try the other two. I threw all of their silver nuts and bolts away and fumed my way BACK to the hardware store (I had already been there once to purchase paint for these recovery boards).I was looking for a specific green, as I purchased these mainly for aesthetics to add some color to my grey 4WD, as I do little if any off-roading. The green sticker on the box closely resembled the green in their listing. Of course, the actual product was significantly different and so I ended up painting them.Hopefully, I never do need to use these traction boards, as my confidence level in them is now near zero. I'm giving them the benefit of 3 stars because I can't say (yet) that once they are eventually mounted that they won't do what they're designed to do. Again, hoping I won't need to test them.

The price was decent and I was really sceptical of the durability. Of course I beat them around in the garage before tossing them into the truck. Hope to never need them but would hate being stuck with pi ut them

I got stuck, shoved one of these under my right rear tire, and got free. The board shows no sign of wear or stress after this recovery, so I give it my full confidence.