MAXTRAX Kinetic Recovery Rope - 2 m
MAXTRAX Kinetic Recovery Rope - 2 m
The MAXTRAX Kinetic Recovery Rope - 2 m is a 24 mm nylon-and-polyester snatch rope rated to a 12,000 kg (26,455 lb) minimum breaking strength. It stretches up to 30% under load, then snaps back to drag a stuck rig free. That stretch is the whole point: it stores energy across the pull instead of jerking like a flat strap, so the recovery lands smoother and easier on both vehicles' recovery points.
At 2 m, this is the short rope in the line. Pick it for tight trails, close-quarters tugs, or anywhere the recovery vehicle ends up nose-to-tail with the stuck one. Need more reach? Join it to another kinetic rope with a pair of shackles and run them as one. The rope weighs about 1.4 kg, so it stuffs into a recovery bag without eating your kit space.
Reinforced eyes on both ends take a soft shackle or a steel shackle through rated recovery points. Always drape a recovery damper over the rope during a pull, and never hard-shackle to a tow ball. Rinse it with fresh water and air dry after a muddy day.
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Overview
A 2 m kinetic recovery rope rated to 12,000 kg / 26,455 lb MBS, built for close-quarters snatch recoveries. The up-to-30% stretch smooths out the pull versus a flat strap.
Key features
- 12,000 kg (26,455 lb) minimum breaking strength
- 24 mm diameter, 2 m length
- Up to 30% elongation for a smoother dynamic recovery
- Nylon 66 and polyester construction
- Reinforced eyes on both ends for soft or steel shackles
- Joins to other kinetic ropes with shackles to extend total length
Use cases
Best for short-distance recoveries on tight trails or with compact vehicles parked close together. It also works as a modular link — clip it to a longer kinetic rope when a single recovery needs more reach.
- Length: 2 m
- Diameter: 24 mm
- Minimum breaking strength: 12,000 kg / 26,455 lb
- Elongation: up to 30%
- Material: Nylon 66 and polyester
- Rope weight: approx. 1.4 kg
- SKU: MTXKR2
When should I use the 2 m rope instead of a longer one?
Reach for the 2 m when the vehicles end up close together — tight switchbacks, sand bogs, or trails where you can't back the recovery rig up. For longer gaps, run a longer rope or join two together.
Can I connect it to another rope for more length?
Yes. Link it to another kinetic rope with shackles to build the total length a given recovery needs. Keeping a short rope and a couple of shackles in your kit gives you a flexible setup.
What's the breaking strength?
The minimum breaking strength is 12,000 kg, or 26,455 lb.
What else do I need to use it?
Rated recovery points on both vehicles, shackles to connect, and a recovery damper draped over the rope during the pull. Never hard-shackle a kinetic rope to a tow ball.
How do I take care of it?
Rinse with fresh water and air dry as soon as you can after use, then store it in a kit bag. A soaked rope loses some of its strength and stretch, so let it dry before the next recovery.
How much does it weigh?
The rope itself is about 1.4 kg, light enough to keep in a recovery bag without crowding the rest of your gear.