Recovery Gear & Tools

Off-road recovery gear that gets you unstuck and back on trail.

12,000 lb Recovery Winch with Steel Cable - Wired & Wireless Remotes

12,000 lb Recovery Winch with Steel Cable - Wired & Wireless Remotes

$729.99

MAXTRAX MKII Recovery Boards

MAXTRAX MKII Recovery Boards

$329.99

ActionTrax Recovery Boards

ActionTrax Recovery Boards

$299.00

Metal Tooth ActionTrax | Extreme Recovery Boards

Metal Tooth ActionTrax | Extreme Recovery Boards

$399.00

ARB Onboard Air Compressor

ARB Onboard Air Compressor

$359.99

MAXTRAX MKII Mounting Pins

MAXTRAX MKII Mounting Pins

$65.99

Emergency LED Road Flare

Emergency LED Road Flare

$18.99

Garmin inReach Mini 2

Garmin inReach Mini 2

$399.99

Garmin Tread XL - Overland Edition

Garmin Tread XL - Overland Edition

$1,499.99

Garmin Montana 700i

Garmin Montana 700i

$699.99

Garmin GPSMAP 66i

Garmin GPSMAP 66i

$599.99

Roof Rack Wheel Mount
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Roof Rack Wheel Mount

$195.00

Off-road recovery gear that gets you unstuck and back on trail

Getting stuck is part of dirt travel. A simple stuck kit turns a bad afternoon into a short delay. This hub is boards, winches, soft shackles, kinetic ropes, and satcom.

Pull and traction first. Factor 55 recovery kits, kinetic ropes, soft shackles, MAXTRAX and ActionTrax boards, and a DV8 winch when you need self-recovery.

Then air and communication. An ARB onboard compressor for airing up after soft sand, Garmin inReach and GPS units, and a road flare for visibility.

Who this is for. Overlanders and trail drivers who leave pavement. Baja OOS mounts stay published at the end of the grid; they are not the buy path.

Shop recovery kits above. Related trail guides are linked below.

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