STEGODONSTEGODON Kinetic Recovery Tow Rope 1/2" x20ft (28600 lbs) Heavy Duty Snatch Strap Vehicle Offroad Recovery kit for ATV UTV Truck Car Jeep - Off Road Emergency Towing Rope（Green）

Very nice recovery rope with a storage bag. Driving a Jeep I can’t imagine we will find a purpose that could break this. Very heavy, as it should be, with enough stretch to lessen the shock on the vehicles. The end loops are reinforced nicely and it feels super durable. While I hope we don't have a reason to use it, Im grateful to have it with us, just in case!

This kinetic rope worked really good. Used it at the dunes to pull out a vehicle who was stuck in some sand. One strong tug and the vehicle was able to get out. The material seems more plastic like then my other rope but it worked as intended. The 7/8 is real beefy. Mine measures at 1" in diameter. It is huge compared to my 3/4" rope. Also comes in its own bag so it makes it convenient to toss it in the back and go. The whole bag with rope is also pretty big. Size is 9x9.5". Each end also has a polyester type of sleeve that adds to protection of the rope itself. Overall, the rope is great so far. Only used it once so still looks brand new. Time will tell if it lasts after multiple use.

After using my kinetic rope several times, I decided my son needed one of his own. He and his buddies end up stuck fairly often, be it in their trucks, side by side and four wheelers, or even tractors. This has come in handy a few times already and gives a safer recovery option than using a chain. It has a nice storage bag to keep things tidy when not in use as well. This is a much cheaper option than the big name brands out there, and even if it doesn't last as long, you can buy several of these and still come out cheaper.

This green recovery rope is well-made and has reinforced loops. It is rated for almost 30k pounds of weight which will work for almost any standard vehicle. This is a good value and it comes with a carry bag.

The rope measured out at a full 20 feet before any stretching. I like the fabric protectors on the loops of the rope but noted that the rope did not have any protective taping or stitching where the loop meets the main body of the rope. The 7/8" rope easily fit into my shackle hitch.The bag was a nice extra. While it wasn't a terribly thick material and had cheap zippers, it wasn't the worst included bag I've seen either. It was large enough to put the rope back into the bag with no cramming effort and it had enough room for me to also store some soft shackles in the bag too though that was about the limit for extra storage within the bag.

Keep it in the jeep for when wheeling and its came in handy a few times. I added some shackles just personal preference

This is a decent quality kinetic rope for a fair price. Construction of the rope and loops is solid. The loops have sturdy reinforcement sleeves to protect the outer woven sheath from damage. I measured the relaxed, extended length of the rope and it came in at about 19 1/2 feet. The zippered duffel bag is nice for storage and has enough extra room for some soft shackles and/or assorted small hardware. For the average person (not doing professional recoveries), this is a good rope for the price.

A well made and sturdy bag was opened to reveal probably the most stout synth snatch line I have ever seen. I've owned plenty (orange and yellow, blow molded case, built in hook) and eventually broke them all enough times that they were too short to splice.This one? This may be a bit tougher. It's about as thick as a garden hose. Probably too thick for most of my snatch blocks / pulleys. The turnback loops are fed deeply into the line, probably 8 inches or more. No eyelets (my preference,) but they are big. Plenty of room for a tow ball, clevis, or hook. This is the most beastly version I have ever hand and with hunting season just around the corner, I know I will have to get somebody scouting very soon. If it does the work, it may get another star. It sure looks like it will.Why synthetics? When a steel cable breaks under tension it whips. Sometimes it breaks a truck headlight or window, sometimes it hits a bystander. It's wounding potential is serious. A synthetic just flops - nothing get's broken but the rope and nobody gets hurt.