Hi-Lift Jack STRP-315 3x15 Tree Saver Recovery Strap - Ultimate Tool for Safe Vehicle Recovery Review

A must have in your rescue bag! Hi Lift always makes high quality products and this is another one of them. Buy and never look back.

I bought two of these for when someone needs to get out of a snowdrift. I will connect them to a pair of Omega Pacific heavy duty carabiners when I need a 30 foot length. Made in the USA

*updated after repeated use* this strap works great! You can only see and feel the strength. After that I bought a 3 x 30ft harness and it's just as great! And what could be better than MADE IN USA!🇺🇸🇺🇸

My half ton truck got stuck in a muddy front yard. Throw this noose over a 2 foot diameter oak tree to winch it out. They pulled me out, but the strap was badly rubbed where it touched the bark. I think it's a good disposable strap. gone in the trash

Looks like a great strap. I chose red to show it off better in the forest and desert. The last thing you want is for the wizard to put it down and then not find it. Haven't used it yet but I'm sure it will work great.

The strap is a long strip that folds in half on one side and folds in half on the other side. The country of origin could not be confirmed/rejected on ANY label. Heavy and thick, but not tested yet. The 30k label seems plausible, remember 15' goes fast!

Love the folded and sewn end loops. One end fits a 2" receiver, allowing the strap to attach to the receiver with no hardware other than the receiver's pin. Do not use it as a belt as this tree protection belt is made of polyester which will not stretch like a nylon belt.

I have 20 years of off road experience and buy ONLY American or Australian gear and this tree guard is a great buy! Specifications are not clear but this is a wood scented tape but it can also be used to restore a car. The key feature between this and the full jerky is that it doesn't stretch like jerky. It's basically a plank!

VERY high-quality wooden strap! This thing is just as good, with the same quality of fit and finish, as the $70+ straps, but they cost the same as dockside cargo straps, which work (I've used them for years) but are very cheap. They have REALLY good stitching where sewn together, match the buttonholes, and the buttonholes are covered in a nice, comfortable fabric. The reflective strip is a nice touch for anyone using it at night.

The first time a UPS truck was pulled out of a ditch by the rear axle. These things can weigh anywhere from 10,000 to 19,500 pounds fully loaded. I simply made a circle on the axle and aligned both loops so they could be riveted to the jerk block with a 12,000 lb winch. Fairly heavy load on it - enough to allow both fairlead and winch itself to slide along their pin grooves in the winch box. Maxed out the winch duty cycle a few times to finish it. The bracelet was brand new so the original…