🔹 Ucreative Synthetic Soft Shackle 7/16 Inch x 20 Inch - High Strength UHMWPE Rope Shackle for Off-Road Recovery - Blue (2-Pack) Review

I have not used this product but the quality seems to be top. I bought these instead of others because the protective case (double lined) covers the entire floor space, not just part of it. Also, the knot is not cut, which theoretically makes it stronger and more durable. Overall I think this is a great product and I plan to replace all of my off-road shackles with it. You can't beat the cost, weight, and security of soft braces.

Happy with this purchase, good value for money. Only used it once for an easy recovery (Explorer got stuck in snow a bit, used kinetic rope from a ditch). The abrasion-resistant sleeves are a nice touch and include an extra pair. The bag is good but the lace on one failed. This type is easy to use, strong enough for my needs, and easier than a traditional shackle to hook through an A-arm or other spot that doesn't have a tow hook. YOU LIKE ME.

These soft restraints are fantastic. As part of an off-road restoration organization, we go through a lot of shackles. Soft shackles are definitely safer in the event of a line breakage. We've used these restraints in various scenarios and they're still holding up great. We used them in combination with harnesses and kinetic lifelines. We definitely delivered them to their WLL and they show no signs of warping. They have exceeded all of our expectations as we have purchased 10 more to add to…

The Ucreative Soft brace performs well. It has the same basic construction as most soft synthetic braces, making it easy to use. The largest machine I used for the restoration was the F-250, but I had no problems with that. I don't expect strength to be an issue with them. Not sure how much the included sleeves help, but they can reduce abrasion. Also, thanks to their light green color, they are easy to find in a container like a backpack or when they fall on the ground.

Bought this to compare with my Bubba Gator orthosis. Material - the material is thicker so it doesn't get into tight holes as easily - the material is softer and looser so I already ripped it out a bit - the knot is big so it doesn't come together easily - the hole is smaller - a third the price of a crocodile prop - protective covers are a good addition (I use one of these on my crocodile prop). another for regular (recovery) loads off my rope.

I've only used it once to connect 2 x 30' static webbing to 2 3/8 x 30' ARB webbing (20% stretch). Restoration of a 1/2 ton extended cab Chevy 4x4 from axle to mud with a Tacoma (double cab 4x4). It took about 7 or 8 tries but not very hard, at most 7-8mph or so. It is very easy to use, but after the first use, when I wanted to clean my belts (and the soft brace) from dirt, I noticed that the soft brace was worn out. When he was wet he looked even worse. Hopefully the picture is clear enough to