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Carbon Offroad High-Vis 4x4 Soft Shackle | 18T

Carbon Offroad High-Vis 4x4 Soft Shackle | 18T

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Static Spectra® Fiber soft shackle with a protective sheath, reflective blue-and-orange design, and stated 18,000kg breaking strain. Check recovery-point compatibility and equipment ratings before use.

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A Lightweight, High-Visibility Recovery Connection

The Carbon Offroad High-Vis 4x4 Soft Shackle combines Spectra® Fiber with a tight-braided protective sheath for a flexible alternative to bulky steel shackles. Its stated 18,000kg (39,600lb) breaking strain supports appropriately matched recovery setups, while blue and orange fibers with reflective detailing help you locate it in your gear.

The 650mm length offers room to position the shackle at compatible recovery points. Keep it in your recovery kit for suitable ATV, UTV, compact 4x4, and other applications, checking the required ratings and attachment geometry before use.

Specifications

  • Material: Spectra® Fiber with a tight-braided protective sheath.
  • Stated breaking strain: 18,000kg (39,600lb), not safe working load.
  • Dimensions: 10mm x 650mm (approximately 3/8 x 25 inches).
  • Construction: static, not kinetic.
  • Color: blue and orange with high-visibility reflective fiber.
  • Sheath helps protect the fiber core from abrasion, dirt, sand, and UV exposure.

What's Included

One Carbon Offroad High-Vis 4x4 Soft Shackle.

Compatibility and Safe Use

Use only with compatible, appropriately rated recovery equipment and attachment points suitable for soft shackles. A roll cage or tubular bumper is not automatically a rated recovery point. Inspect before use, protect fibers from sharp edges, and follow the manufacturer's instructions. This is a static connector, not a kinetic recovery rope. Vehicle year and model alone do not establish suitability, and breaking strain is not a safe working load.