Rax-Track Recovery Boards - Mini - Pair

Mini can still be mighty! A handy sized recovery board allowing easier storage in a vehicle which may not have the required room for the larger brother Rax-track set.<br> <br> Rax-track recovery boards - Durable, functional, affordable. Get a grip in all conditions!<br> <br> Flatdog Rax-track recovery boards are something which you can rely on in a sticky (muddy, snowy or even sandy) situation.<br> <br> Manufactured from a high quality PVC The Flatdog Rax-track recovery boards are durable and capable. The design allows the unique ability for the board to provide a high load bearing resistance , whilst also being flexible. This flexibility allows the traction boards to mould to the ground underneath, providing the most grip possible.<br> <br> Effortless to use, the set comes with 2 x 'grab' straps which allow recovery boards to be moved away from the vehicle or location they have been used (aiding removal from mud). The tracks have integrated, ergonomic handles too for ease of carrying.<br> <br> The Flatdog Rax-track recovery boards are designed for grip. On the underside of the board extra mouldings are incorporated to provide traction when needed. The design also allows the recovery boards to be used to shovel material out of the way (sand, mud , snow etc). On the top , multi-angled tread aids tyre grip in the harshest of conditions.<br> <br> Flatdog have compiled some tips for using the Rax-track recovery boards:<br> <br> 1) Before venturing off-road, check the terrain so you know what to expect<br> 2) When stuck and tyres are spinning - simply stop and start your recovery<br> 3) Grab the recovery boards you have been desperate to use - and dig a little material out of the way to be able to place the board as close to the tyre as possible<br> 4) Start to slowly increase throttle pressure - You should be able to feel the tyre grip onto the recovery board - Its not a case of all out aggression.<br> 5) Once you have gained traction simply use the new found grip to drive out of trouble<br> 6) Grab your boards using the grab straps , pack them up and carrying on adventuring!<br> <br> These are designed to be traction boards and not bridging boards.