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Tred recovery - better than a group buy!

I bought 2 sets couple days ago. I can't see this one going wrong?!? I got an email as others have talking about picking a color...very excited about this!! Now it's just sit back and wait for shipping...somewhere around April 2016!!!!

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I just voted for my color...I choose Red. I'm not going to tell guys how to vote on a color....but I would like to ask yall to please think it through. Think of using this panel...its buried in mud/sand/dirt/muddy water...and its a nice shade of military green, sand color, camo, black, brown or any other color that matches the slop we get stuck in...imagine trying to find the panel covered in a large muddy hole full of slop! If your panel is a camo type color...it will only make finding your panel just that much more difficult! Trust me...been there...done that.

Now if the panel is a nice stand out color, like "RED"...the panel will be every easy to see/locate. Just my 2 cents worth.

Enjoy voting on your color....

[MENTION=126590]bloodninja[/MENTION] that's what I started to do...go with black. But after remembering how difficult it was to recover these after use...I thought better of it and went with an easy to see color. Although black will look darn good on my 4Runner :cool:!!!!!!
 
Wat about, safety orange or lime/flourecent green? Those maybe easy to locate

Whatever floats your boat my brother! I told you...I'm not here to tell you how to vote. I just wanted people to be informed and think their decisions all the way through. Then, at the end of the survey...the most picked color, will be the winner.

We had a good selection to choose from... I believe we had 9 or 12 colors to pick from and then they gave one space up so you could actually write in a specific/special color. Can't ask for too much more than that!
[MENTION=117003]Lava rocks[/MENTION] they for sure had your lime/flourecent green...and IIRC they also had Hunter/safety orange.
 
I just voted for my color...I choose Red. I'm not going to tell guys how to vote on a color....but I would like to ask yall to please think it through. Think of using this panel...its buried in mud/sand/dirt/muddy water...and its a nice shade of military green, sand color, camo, black, brown or any other color that matches the slop we get stuck in...imagine trying to find the panel covered in a large muddy hole full of slop! If your panel is a camo type color...it will only make finding your panel just that much more difficult! Trust me...been there...done that.

Now if the panel is a nice stand out color, like "RED"...the panel will be every easy to see/locate. Just my 2 cents worth.

Enjoy voting on your color....


[MENTION=126590]bloodninja[/MENTION] that's what I started to do...go with black. But after remembering how difficult it was to recover these after use...I thought better of it and went with an easy to see color. Although black will look darn good on my 4Runner :cool:!!!!!!

I was kind of thinking the same thing about sand. Thought it would be a cool color but being that sand is the only thing we have in Florida, it would be a bad idea.

Went with all black as a compromise. I want it to blend in with my roof rack. I'll just tie some orange survey tape on it if I need to.
 
I went with black also. I really liked that desert sand color for some reason, but anything even remotely light colored like that would be stained a nasty orange red color by the clay done here the first time they are used. Black shouldn't stain so that was my logic.
 
I pledged yesterday. Got my email this morning to vote and I voted for blue. I've never really understood these things as I've never been in a situation where I needed them. But I figure they'll look good on my Prinsu roof rack (when they're finally available for order) lol
 
Don't even own a 4runner yet (SOON MY PRETTIES), but I snagged a pair to save my future self a few dollars.

Thanks T4R
 
I was kind of thinking the same thing about sand. Thought it would be a cool color but being that sand is the only thing we have in Florida, it would be a bad idea.

Went with all black as a compromise. I want it to blend in with my roof rack. I'll just tie some orange survey tape on it if I need to.

That's a good thought...putting a bright tape or bright strap on them...then they still look sharp while attached to the rack when not in use! That's cool!!
 
I went with black also. I really liked that desert sand color for some reason, but anything even remotely light colored like that would be stained a nasty orange red color by the clay done here the first time they are used. Black shouldn't stain so that was my logic.

Dude...after Iraq...I hate anything to do with sand color! Sorry bro!
 
Thoughts on getting 1 set (2) vs 2 (4)? Seems like 1 set (2) should be adequate for most situations.

also interested in the answer to this. I've never had a recovery device like this, is 2 good enough? would one ever need 4? is 4 practical? please bestow some wisom on me, oh wise recoverers. :hippie:
 
also interested in the answer to this. I've never had a recovery device like this, is 2 good enough? would one ever need 4? is 4 practical? please bestow some wisom on me, oh wise recoverers. :hippie:
I decided to go with the "SUPER EARLY BIRD DOUBLE SET SPECIAL + TRED PRO MOUNTING KIT

2 x sets of TRED PRO recovery ramps + 1 x TRED PRO Mounting Kit"

Reasoning: I don't intend to ever install a winch, but there may be times where I get myself in a sticky situation. These TREDs can be overlapped to make them extra long. Additionally, if I'm by myself and get into a crappy situation and one or two break, I'll have 2 more ready to rock.
Between 4 of these and a snatch strap, I feel like I should be pretty well covered for most situations I could find myself in.

Please correct me if I'm wrong; I'm a complete rookie at off-roading.
 
In for a pair

I had the same debate, but in the end just bought 1 pair. I think it depends on your terrain more than anything. I will likely not get much use out of these since most of what I encounter in SoCal is dry dirt and rocky terrain, which these are not designed for. These will be insurance for me when I am on sand (usually with other people) and snow (4Runner is beast in snow), or on a longer excursion where my group encounters some good mud. Either way, I'm betting 2 is enough or my buddies will be able to help. This may not help, but that was my thinking.

also interested in the answer to this. I've never had a recovery device like this, is 2 good enough? would one ever need 4? is 4 practical? please bestow some wisom on me, oh wise recoverers. :hippie:
 

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