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Pair of MaxTrax recovery tracks

That is the big negative too them, that and the fact they are heavy and more difficult to clean. :think:

But..............................

Waffle boards work well in mud and can be used to bridge ditches/rocks! :icon-twisted:

In my experience MaxTrax do not work in mud or on rocks! :thumbdown:

They have been used on every one of the High Country trips I've been on over the last few months and they havent worked once! :lol:

I'm yet to test them on sand, where I'm sure they would work well, but in mud they are useless! :shifty:
Better off with a set of sand ladders then for a third the price
 
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Damn, missed these and Ilkley is literally 15 mins up the road (Nick, if you want them bringing to an event let me know)
I've got old fibreglass ones which I've had for years and tbh they've got me out out of the sh1t a few times so interested to see how the max trax compare. As for splinters I just keep some gloves to hand...
 
Il knock up a proto type. and try Em out.. Iv never seen the real thing are they just plastic or Alu or a composite of some sort?
For desert/sand use they need to be light.
Folks don't want to be humping around something as heavy as a waffle board in 40+C temps.
 
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