Metal Tooth ActionTrax | Extreme Recovery Boards
$399.00
Description
ActionTrax Metal Teeth recovery boards swap plastic teeth for aggressive steel teeth. They bite through ice, hardpack snow and frozen mud where standard boards struggle.
They are made in the USA and keep the ActionTrax quick link system, field-repairable teeth and glove-size hand holds. Sold as a pair.
Why it works
- Aggressive metal teeth for frozen and hardpack terrain
- Metal sawtooth design cuts through ice and compacted material
- Quick Link system for building a temporary road
- Field-repairable through pre-formed drill holes
- Larger hand holds for gloves
- UV stabilized material
- 100% made in the USA
Fit
No vehicle fitment. For recovery in ice, hardpack snow and frozen mud.
Colors: choose from the colors listed on this page.
Specs
- Size: 44.5 in long x 12.88 in wide
- Stacked height: 4.25 in for a metal tooth pair
- Sold as: pair
- Made in: USA
In the box
- 2 ActionTrax Metal Teeth recovery boards
Warranty
Covered by the ActionTrax manufacturer warranty.
Shipping and returns
Ships by ground parcel to the lower 48 states.
Questions
Which conditions call for the metal tooth boards?
Ice, hardpack snow and frozen mud, per ActionTrax, where standard recovery boards struggle. The boards use steel teeth instead of plastic, and ActionTrax says the metal sawtooth design cuts through ice and compacted material that defeats plastic teeth. ActionTrax lists winter expeditions and ice recovery as typical uses.
How many steel teeth are on each Metal Teeth pair?
72 pre-installed US made stainless steel teeth, per ActionTrax, sized 1/4 in 20 TPI x 3/4 in and held with washers and nylock nuts. ActionTrax says the steel teeth grip tires without wearing down from wheel spin the way polymer teeth can, and the sawtooth ends clear mud, sand and snow.
Can metal teeth damage my tires?
Yes, with excessive wheel spin. ActionTrax warns that metal teeth provide extreme traction but can damage standard tires if the wheels spin too much, and it recommends the Metal Teeth boards for experienced users. The pair weighs 21 lb, per ActionTrax.
How are Metal Teeth ActionTrax repaired on the trail?
Through pre-formed drill bit holes, per ActionTrax, which allow tooth repair with its lug repair kit or with your own hardware sourced anywhere. The boards also keep the ActionTrax Quick Link system for building a temporary road using cording or flex cuffs from your existing kit.
Where does ActionTrax build these boards?
In the USA, per ActionTrax, with all materials and labor sourced domestically. ActionTrax says the boards were designed with input from elite military units and Baja 1000 winning racers, and uses a UV stabilized material that resists sun damage and extreme temperature swings. Larger hand holds fit gloves and big hands.