Are The Bunker Indust by Vic Off-Road the Ultimate Traction Boards for Recovery Situations?

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Join us as we put the Vic Off Road Recovery Traction Boards to the ultimate test! In this comprehensive review, we dive deep into the details of these innovative traction boards designed to tackle the toughest off-road terrains.
First, we start by comparing the Vic Off Road boards to a cheap Amazon brand, highlighting the superior build quality and strength of the Vic Off Road boards, crafted with PA 66 and featuring replaceable aggressive teeth for a slip-free ride across mud, snow, or sand. The 304 stainless steel traction plates and 14-inch width ensure maximum grip and durability, setting them apart as a true game-changer in off-road recovery.
We then take these boards through three tests. Firstly, we use them as a bridge over a crevasse on a dirt back road, examining the stress marks and quality build of each board.
Next, we encounter a challenging trail where we slide down a v-notch, resulting in a stuck front wheel in a mud. Watch as we use the Vic Off Road boards to effectively gain traction and free the Jeep from the sticky situation.
Lastly, we intentionally get the Jeep stuck in a deep mud hole to thoroughly test the capabilities of the Vic Off Road boards. With each test, the Vic Off Road boards prove their worth, effortlessly pulling us out of challenging situations and showcasing their unmatched performance.
In the end, the Vic Off Road Recovery Traction Boards not only deliver on their promise but exceed expectations, emerging as a must-have accessory for any off-road enthusiast. Plus, with convenient features like ergonomic handles, easy mounting keyholes, and a nylon leash for retrieval, these boards offer unparalleled convenience on the trails. Don't miss out on this in-depth review and see why the Vic Off Road boards are a game-changer for off-road adventures!
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00:00 Are The Bunker Indust by Vic Off-Road the Ultimate Traction Boards for Recovery Situations?
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@1870offroad 4 месяца назад

Excellent video, real world test of a product. I can see why they sent them to you. That’s how a company gets a return on their investment. Also, good tips for how to use them. Never thought of putting straps on em.

@RoadRashOffRoad 4 месяца назад

Oh man… thank you. That is a huge compliment coming from you 🙌🏼 I know these obstacles were not difficult. Fairly simple for our jeeps but I wanted to show some real usage.

@JEEP-N-DIRT 4 месяца назад

Lol. This was a funny video. Much respect brother for the work on "testing" out those boards you were lucky to get out of there in one piece lol. Personally I've been on the fence about boards for a long time. Technically yes they work. Technically yes they can be a good thing but I have a very well built JLUR on 38's etc... and if my lockers winch and or buddies can't help me out of a situation then not really sure boards are going to make a big difference. I'll likely get a set of boards just to have for certain trips where others wheeling with me may benefit or in case I find someone struggling on a trail with a smaller vehicle / tires and needs some help to get to the end or ?? For that reason I'll buy the inexpensive ones in the event that the borrower doesn't return them. But for clarification I do understand the benefits on the beach and or somewhere where there is no winch anchor point.

@RoadRashOffRoad 4 месяца назад

Ha ha ha. I watched it back. It was funny. Those situations were obviously not difficult but for the sake of testing the equipment, I pulled them out and used them. I mainly need them for our beach trips this year where there is no tree to anchor too. Any significant mud that has buried the jeep, I would winch but lighter mud, these traction boards work really well for that.

@mauropotiguar 4 месяца назад

I have those boards. It was a pain to find something to mount on my bed and roof racks. Nothing really fit the holes and when I finally had mounted on my Prinsu Rack a rain came and I noticed water accumulates on the "grooves". There is no water out unless you remove the boards from the rack. If you keep on the nice bag you will have no problem. I think thats why they provide the nicest bag. Lol

@RoadRashOffRoad 4 месяца назад

Oh man… I didn’t even think of that. My old boards were mounted to the rack but I didn’t even try to mount these and didn’t even think about when it rains. I haven’t had a hard rain with these yet. 😮 Thank you for your input. I didn’t even know this.