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Hi guys, good video but just to clarify, maxtrax do sell a linking system. Also it looked like you did the sand recovery from the same place. To me this would have compacted the sand a bit before you got to the exitrax so not a fair test. Happy to be corrected.

Yes, but how to we connect the mounting board kit? No instructions in box, just a link to this video. Will probably figure it out but would have been nice if this video showed the steps end to end!

4WDers are getting soft.

Hi So the link you gave only ships within Australia.

You guys have sold us on the Exitrax however we are unable to have them shipped to us in the US. LOOKS like they only ship to Australia per their website. Any suggestions? I've emailed them and hope they will get back to us.

Would you know the weight limit for these Exitrax? Can they support a converted 144 Sprinter van that is 10,000lbs? Thanks.

As of today (6/5/2024) Maxtrax is on sale for $259 vs $229 for Exitrax ultimate. With this smaller price difference, would you buy the Maxtrax or Exitrax? I’m undecided and would love to hear both of your opinions. Thank you for this video, because I have not heard of Exitrax before this video.

I've seen guys tying these straps to the vehicle... nice way to exit the hole then head directly home without getting out for the boards.😜

Surprised you didn’t test ActionTrax.

I can't seem to find the Exitrax online in the US. 🤷🏾‍♂️

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I love mine Thankyou.

How do these tyre deflators with tyre pressure sensors how long does it get to desired psi

Great video mate how long do they take to get to 18psi with tyre pressure sensors

The instructions for rated recovery points on my Hilux say the correct way for the bow shackle is the opposite to how you have it in the video.

Is there a knack to it , mine goes below my set mark like you have to keep flicking the end or it stays stuck out

I liked your test, certainly some eye openers. I just purchased some ARB TredProBobs and can't wait to test them. As an ice fisherman in MN, I'm concerned about the temp ratings, but have been looking for an un-stuck solution for essentially a lifetime. Coming from taking out the floor mats or keeping sand, this seemed like the best option in conjunction to their tow straps. Things are just about to kick off, so I'll send a follow-up.

Is it strong enough to use as a PowerPoint for a winch ? ruclips.net/user/shortsHGJl1HPnLrQ?si=ee3L38-GUoBkcrw8

Exitrax apparently aren't currently available in the USA

Will you ship to Canada?

A review and comparison with another well known set ruclips.net/video/7wF7UPjSykc/видео.html

Nice test, I’ve brought my one set of Exitrax 1110 and one set of Maxtrax 2 from Australia and will have to see how they compare should I ever get my GX stuck in the wet west coast snows this winter.

How come the Exitrax is no where to buy in the U.S.?

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Can you not just use the remote to turn it on and off to get a reading?

If my 2 recovery points in front are 36 inches apart, what length of bridle/equalizer strap is best for the best angle?

WHAT HE IS SAYING IS NOTHING MORE THAN WHAT HE HEARD ON INFOMERCIALS HE DOSE NOT KNOW WHAT HIS TALKING ABOOUT... BOTH ROPES CANT CAUSE DAMAGE WHEN A SNAP OCCURS AND WIRE ROPE CANT BE FIX AND REPAIR ON THE JOB WITH A LITTLE EFORT AND BASIC WIRE KNOWLEDGE AND SYNTETIC ROPE IS RATED HIGHER BUT ONLY ON STRAIGH AND EVENLY BALANCE PULLS WICH IS ALWAYS THE CASE IN OFF ROADING ......... SYNTETIC ROPE IS FOR PUSSYS LIKE YOU WHO DONT LIKE A LITTLE HEAVY WORK WHEN PULLING OUT THE CABLE AND ARE AFRAID OF HURTING YOUR FINGER NAILS ON THE WIRE ROPE, O AND ARE TO FUCKING STUPID TO FIX A WIRE ROPE YOU OVIOUSLY DONT KNOT THE FIRST THING ABOUT LAWS OF PHYSICS WORK. WIRE CABLE IS HARDER TO WORK WITH BECAUSE OF ITS LACK OF FLEXIBILITY AND ITS WEIGHT BUT YOU BET YOUR ASS THAT YOU CAN YANK ON IT FULL THROTTLE WITH OUT IT BREAKING..... SO TO SUMMARIZE MY POINT ---------YOUR A FUCKING JOKE

I have broke steel cable numerous times. I repaired it on the spot and continued on. Like anything else, you just have to learn how to fix it.

Wire or rope ,constant service (inspection) is necessary to prevent accidents.

I think synthetic has been way over-hyped. Yes, it's lighter and more pleasant to work with, but I think those are the only clear benefits. It may be stronger under LABORATORY conditions, but in off road use it sure seems to be more prone to failure than steel. Videos of winch lines failing are ten (maybe twenty) to one synthetic, so it's a good thing it stores less energy. I suspect the average user is much more likely to experience a failure with synthetic than steel which sort of negates its "safety" attributes (a flying winch line isn't the only potential hazard if the line snaps in use). Everything about off roading is bad for it: UV, mud/dirt/dust/sand, sharp edges, rock abrasion, heat, and cold (it'll turn into a useless block of ice on the drum). It's high maintenance and damn expensive, particularly if you have to replace it every few years. Neither will tolerate straight abuse, but I think steel is more reliable in the real world, and certainly more tolerant of doing actual work with your winch beyond recreational four wheeling.

Whatever ! Steel is way better and won't cut on a rock.

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He needed gloves to perform this? And got the dampener position wrong. Seems the Toyota got bogged as soon as it left the bitumen.

Nice FJ 40 Mate!

Wire winch rope can be joined in the field if it snaps. You unwind half the strands and form a loop with the other strands and wind the strands into the matching grooves on each side of the cable. Do the same with the other side after passing both sides through the loop you first made, tape off the tailing strands and you should be right, better than trying to tie a knot in cable but that maybe an option as a last resort. One huge downside with synthetic rope is it is not abrasion resistant & won't survive being pulled over sharp rocks & it's bulky and you cannot get anywhere near as much on the drum as opposed the wire cable, I'll take wire cable on my WARN winches every time.

Synthetic takes a lot of torque out of your winch,so if I’m winching and a dumbass stands by the cable, he needs a hit in the head.

Happy with steel cable. I spray it every few months with lanolin to keep rust away. Don’t have to worry about UV exposures, getting a abraided on rocks or washing it.

You Jerks trying to sell your garbage synthetic rope. Its made of plastic and don't last very long. Everyone of your comments in this video is wrong with the synthetic rope, it does fly when broken, it fails a lot and even when it's new. It is NOT 50 times or 1.5 times then steel. It cost a lot more then steel and it is the weakest link between you and your rescue. I have never had a wire winch cable fail me in 40 years, not even in the military did i see a wire cable break. They are always 2x the strength of the winch so it can't break. The synthetic rope WILL BREAK... it is just a matter of time. If you want security in the offroad world guys... go get a wire winch cable.. you will only have to buy it once.

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I throw my coat over the line.

Just a bunch of BS🤣🤣 CABLE IS MUCH BETTER THAN SYNTHETIC 👍

I'm glad he demonstrated " One key opens all the locks"... Otherwise i would be stranded out bush calling roadside service to open a lock for me

My brother used synthetic on his atv winch. Spent a few hours at -20 trying to get that frozen blob of ice to unspool. I'll use the wire.

40 kilos for steel cable? That is 90 lbs. I believe the shipping weight for my winch and cable was 80 lbs. This is for a 9000 lbs winch with 100 feet of cable. Where did you come up with these numbers?

SYNTHETIC ROPE DOES NOT JUST DROP TO THE GROUND WHEN IT BRAKES STOP TELLING EVERYONE THAT CRAP!!!! IT STORES ENERGY THE SAME AS WIRE ROPE !!!! WHAT THE HELL IS WRONG WITH YOU PEOPLE ???? ITS NOT THAT MUCH BETTER THATN WIRE ROPE

1:50 Synthetic rope on a roller fairlead?

Lots of falsities here. Rope stretches and stores as much energy as cable and will certainly whip backward just like cable. It’s no more safer for anyone around if it snaps. Also you can always cut off broken or damaged cable and reattach it to the hook if you carry the stuff to do that. It doesn’t need meticulous care. Just keep it clean so sand and grit doesn’t wear at it internally.

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Synthetic ropes do break and they do recoil. You are WRONG. They can still hurt and kill people if they break! They might be safer if they do break, but are more likely of breaking.

Nice one guys!