Bulldog Recovery Strap - 2" x 30 ' - 20,000 lbs

Video Transcript for Review of Bulldog Winch Recovery and Tow Straps - Recovery Strap - BDW20014

Today I'll be taking a look at the Bulldog Recovery Strap. This is going to be a heavy duty strap for those times we need to winch somebody out of a tricky situation or a muddy ditch. We have a nice wide loop on both ends with a little reinforcement sleeve that is stitched in place, so it's not going to slide around or rip off. That helps to increase the longevity and durability of that strap so it won't prematurely wear and the strap is doubled over and again stitched together to provide a little extra strength for the loop.Both ends are the same, so inside we'll have that same style loop and then there's going to be a little kind of stretchy sleeve here as another protective sleeve. This does slide along our strap. So if there's a place where you want to kind of keep it from rubbing up against your vehicle, or up against a bumper or something like that, you can place that strap over any of those edges to make sure that it doesn't cause any damage or rubbing.It's made of a durable, heavy duty polyester material.

We also have a sewn in cord to help keep everything nice and neat. So it's nice that this isn't a separate piece, it's sewn right in there, you can't take it out or lose it and that also helps to keep the strap from just crumbling out and becoming a big mess inside your vehicle.Whenever we're not using it, just tuck it up inside there and it'll keep it nice and compact. Now this is going to measure 2 inches wide by 30 feet long. It has a break strength of 20000 pounds and a working load limit of 6700 pounds.Whenever you're using your recovery strap, it's always a good idea to use a shackle to attach this to, so that you don't run the risk of this slipping off and then sling-shotting back and hitting someone or breaking and causing the vehicle that you're trying to recover, to slide back into wherever it was stuck. We do have a lot of shackles available here at etrailer.com if you need to pick one up.And that's going to do it for the Bulldog Recovery Strap..