The media could not be loaded. Hey Amazon Addicts!If you are like me, it takes you quite a while to to purchase even the smallest of goods.So I did a lot of research on recovery boards before pulling the trigger. As a shopper online you can most certainly tell that these boards are coming out of the same manufacturer and the only thing that can possibly differ is quality of materials used customer service.Based on the products that ALL-TOP has been releasing within the Amazon space you can tell they have some experience in the market but are going through the growth stages. In due time I am sure they will be a top dog in the outdoors/overlanding space.Note about **COLOR**: take a look at the pictures because it's it's a mix between salmon and coral. When people complain about the little things, I don't think the functionality of the boards in general is not hindered due to color issues. The color is extremely difficult to capture in full sun and cloudy situations. I used my DSLR & iPhone to capture various angles. Hope this helps the Amazon crew out!Pros:-Very well built boards-Rigid yet flexible-Claim is they have used reinforced nylon-10T weight limit when used correctly.-Heavy duty (weight is near 15-16 pounds for both boards)-No defects noted and QA appeared to be in solid order-Color is very bright (bring your shades!)-Great for leveling your rig on a campsiteCons:-Handles are sharp when grabbing the boards (not an issue since you'll prob wearing gloves-(Semi Con) Bag that comes with it, is relatively thin and flimsy, but will contain the boards in an organized manner, it work for its intended purpose-Doesn't stack fully on top of each other, you can see they each sit about 2-2.5" tall, so 4-5" stacked (see pictures)Last Remarks:I do feel the price point at which I purchased them around was most excellent. These boards will save you when you need them most! They are well built, and I do believe it's not just about price that matters but also from who you buy them from.Good luck and hope these help you out if and when you get stuck!

I got my Toyota Camry Hybrid stuck in a grassy/muddy area on a Saturday mid December. With the rain and fog, the tow service was unable to get my car out, fearing that they would also get stuck. After the rain stopped on Sunday, I waited three days for the muddy 80% grassy 20% to dry out. When I arrived on Thursday, the ground had not dried up completely, so it was still soft in some places, but not muddy. The depth of the front tires sunken into the mud was around 3-4". In order for this to work, I had to dig out the mud, front and back of the tires on all four. It wasn't magic, remember the tires are sunken in front and rear and the car is already low and very little ground clearance, so there was some digging with my hands and shoveling necessary to maneuver the Recovery Boards underneath along my front wheel drive tires. Note that since my car had some sort of traction slippage control built into it, it was a disadvantage hate to say when I tried and wanted the tires to accelerate. So with the mud and slight slippage, i got almost no power to the wheels, arghhh! After several maneuvers of the Recovery Boards and not giving up, wheww! The final position was getting the tires onto the boards, closer to one end of the boards. That way, I had some room to roll and accelerate the opposite direction, (which was reverse for my case), which got me out of hell, haha. Without these Recovery Boards I wouldn't have gotten out. Also, a big thanks to my friend who was there to observe, analyze and give me key suggestions what to do and not. We did it! Thank you

I was caught in snow here in mid May '25 needing these for traction. As shown in the pictures, these plastic boards cracked. They worked for my situation as they were expected to but now they show signs of failing. I'm worried that in the event I really need to put them to work again they will fracture to worthlessness.I am modifying this review since the company immediately honored its warranty.

These work well enough for an occasional rescue. I would recommend. They seem like a good value.

By far the worst product I’ve bought in awhile. The fact that you have absolutely no directions is pathetic. I would give negative stats if I could. Do not but this product . Unless you want to get extremely angry while installing it. An absolute clown product. Don’t buy this unless you want to have to return it. Joke of a product and company

I bought this product for my four-wheel-drive Tacoma, which I’m planning to use off-roading. As luck would have it I had two trees taken out of my backyard yesterday, my tree man had to get his bucket truck into the backyard through the neighbor’s driveway on a downhill slope. When he was leaving he got his truck stuck, because the ground was wet. Plywood, sand, nothing working. He was blocking the neighbor’s driveway. I pulled these tracks out fully expecting that we might get him out and then they would be destroyed because of the weight of the huge bucket truck. Using two tracks on his drive wheel on the back, we were able to get him back on my neighbors driveway and out of danger. Surprisingly, the tracks held up. I was very impressed with the strength, because they’re not designed to hold this weight. For the money I spent on them I would not have minded if they had been destroyed in the process of getting me out of a bad (and possibly liable) situation with my neighbor. I can’t speak to their longevity on prolonged use, but I suspect they would hold up pretty nicely with a normal truck. I recommend these wholeheartedly.

These traction boards work great at a fraction of the cost of Maxx trax. Very happy with them and used my previous set hundreds of times and while they are still functional after nearly 4 years I decided to get new ones. Only real issue is with shipping. USPS does not actually deliver these so you must pick them up. For me that means taking a day off work. I will never order from this seller ever again.