3/4 in×30 ft Kinetic Recovery Tow Rope kit,23000LBS tensile Force,30% Elastic Extension,Heavy Duty Offroad Snatch Strap for ATV, UTV, Truck, Car, Etc.（Orange）

I bought this 30ft tow rope to keep in my SxS, and let me tell you, it’s awesome! It’s really strong and stretchy, which is perfect for pulling my buddy’s SxS out of the mud or snow. It’s like a big rubber band that yanks the stuck vehicle right out without any trouble. I have used it a couple of times and it is solid! It comes with a great storage bag to fit anywhere you want in your vehicle.It’s super long too, so I can reach vehicles that are far away and gives me extra length needed when I have to winch out of a difficult spot. And when I’m done, it’s easy to roll up and doesn’t take up much space. This tow rope is definitely a must-have for anyone who likes to go off-roading. Two thumbs up from me!

It’s tough to rate something you hope to never have to use, but I can comment on the construction of this recovery rope and compare it with a well-known brand. Starting with the bag, it’s a tough nylon bag with Oudek as the brand name, rather than “Stimulator,” so it’s tough to tell what the actual company making this is called. That’s somewhat worrisome from a trustworthiness standpoint, but the bag is thick and padded on the inside, which is a nice, unnecessary touch that keeps the recovery rope well protected between uses. There’s also plenty of room in the bag to add hard or soft shackles because, as others have mentioned, the 3/4” rope does not come with any.The kinetic rope itself appears very high quality, with a tight weave and well-reinforced and structured loops for use with shackles. The nylon loop protectors offer very full coverage of the loop and there is a Velcro band to keep the rope bundled when not in use. I brought out my Ditch Pig 7/8” Recovery rope to compare with this and the Ditch Pig rope is much softer and more pliable, whereas the orange Oudek rope is firm and the bends in the rope from the factory stay bent when you straighten it out. Hopefully this does not speak to any sort of compromise in performance or quality, but you can feel that the outside of the recovery rope is much stiffer on the Oudek than the Ditch Pig. This will probably stand up better to any sort of rubbing or the Velcro from the strap sticking to the rope.As I said at the top, the hope is to never have to use this rope to recover my vehicle or one of my friends, but if I had to, this rope certainly seems sturdy enough to be up to the job, and, for a budget kinetic rope, you could certainly do worse than this one!

I haven't had to use it yet, however, it seems to be of good quality when compared to others I have had. Good stitching and great-sized loops. Came with a nice storage bag so it won't get snagged or worn before use. Would certainly get again if needed.

I arrived home from my work to the box for this sitting on the kitchen table unopened and my wife asking me "whatcha been buying"? I had ordered a lot lately so wasn't sure what it was so I looked at the shipping label and saw the cause for her concern, the "from" line on the box just says "STIMULATER" and the address. I think these guys need a better PR rep.Poor choice of name aside, the rope seems fine and had no defects when I looked it over. It has good quality wear guards on the ends and feels very sturdy and well made. I got the 3/4" version and its also a decent size for tug-of-war with the kids.

We travel Full-time in a Ford Transit with rear-wheel drive and have gotten stuck in a gravel parking lot before. If we had a Tow rope with us we would have been unstuck by a truck in 5min. We didn't and neither did he, it took 4 hours. We are headed to Alaska for the summer, in that time we will be in some of the most remote places in North America, with this tow rope I'll only have to wait for someone with 4x4 to come by instead of having to wait for someone with 4x4 and recovery gear. Did not receive the soft shackles with the 3/4".

I haven't had to use this yet thankfully, but it definitely seems sturdy and up for the task. Going in my emergency recovery bag.

This is a high quality tow rope for use with ball hitches. It's "kinetic" in that it does have some flex to it, unlike a cable. It's heavy duty and appears to be well constructed. Bright red/orange makes it easy to see and the carry bag is a very handy addition.

At first glance, this recovery rope seems like it is really well constructed and it has a little more elasticity than I expected (a good thing in this kind of recovery rope) but I'm a little disappointed that it doesn't list the specs and construction on a tag on the rope like some of the higher-end brands do. Not a big deal, but it's an inexpensive feature that says a lot about your brand if you're willing to put it there.I was happy to see that this rope uses a loose nylon guard on the loops, rather than a rubber/latex coating, although the nylon they used doesn't feel particularly durable. We'll see how long it lasts.The bag also doesn't feel especially durable, particularly the zippers. I've had similar zippers fail very quickly, and in the back of a truck with lots of other heavy recovery gear shifting around, I don't think this bag will last long. I hope I'll be proven wrong though.As for the rope itself, it looks and feels nice. It has a decent amount of stretch and spring based on a quick test pull I did against a large fir tree. I hope it proves to be a useful addition