I got the Addicted Offroad sliders about 3 years ago.
At the time and probably still are the best deal going for the quality of material and workmanship.

I have the 4X sliders and they have been good except for I bent the passenger side one at the kick out. In my opinion, they need bigger gussets. I had some 1/4" thick gussets cut out for me and I'll be adding them in to prevent bending these sliders again. Luckily my door still opens but I swear its a fraction of a millimeter between the kick out and my rear door now. The kick out is very functional though and after owning these, I would never buy sliders without a substantial kick out.

Heres some pictures of the damage from the bent slider. Granted, I do wheel my stuff pretty hard. My ARB bumper has flexed into my body and caused damage as well (replacing it). My only piece of armor that has been rock solid is my 4XI rear bumper, which I highly recommend.

+1 vote for addicted. Aesthetically they are the superior choice. I was also sold on the form and function of the rear flair without a "last chance" pipe return, in case you want to grab that last bit of stump. Mine in my build thread.

+1 again for Addicted Offroad HD Sliders. After getting run into a ditch over New Years and saving my lower door sills, I'm a believer in their quality (some of you my emergency post). These things are heavy and well-built. Living in the Fort Collins area, I had the privilege of having Scott and crew at Addicted weld them up for me. The fitment is top notch! The kick is just right for my tastes, as well. Pictures are a bit dirty, but winter driving here in Colorado is kinda ugly!

Josh

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That is the dirtiest I have ever seen your rig.......

LOL! I washed it the next day!! I even cleaned the suspension...geesh.

Hopefully I'll have my bumper ready for install in the next week or two. I'll be calling to set up a time to have the bracket welded in place. I can't wait! Oh, and you won't believe the wheels and tires I picked up for $550...

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