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Traction Recovery Board Storage Bag — Ladder Mount

Traction Recovery Board Storage Bag — Ladder Mount

Precio habitual $144.99
Precio habitual $159.99 Precio de oferta $144.99
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The Traction Recovery Board Storage Bag is a 43 x 13 x 3 in vinyl carrier that holds one pair of recovery boards and bolts to the rear ladder on your rig. It is not vehicle-specific — the ladder is the mounting point, so it fits vans, SUVs, and trailers that run a rear ladder, from a Sprinter or Transit to a 4Runner, Grenadier, or Gladiator.

Used recovery boards come back caked in mud and sand. This bag is the buffer: a heavy-duty vinyl shell with a nylon/polyester lining keeps that grime off your seats, your cargo, and your interior. A large opening means you can drop dirty boards in and pull them out fast, without wrestling straps. Mounted outside on the ladder, it also frees up roof and cargo space for gear you actually want inside.

It is sewn in the USA and backed by a lifetime workmanship warranty. The vinyl shell is water-resistant and built to ride outside through road spray — treat it as a tough exterior carrier, not a sealed dry bag.

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Overview

A USA-made vinyl storage bag that mounts to a vehicle's rear ladder and holds one pair of traction recovery boards, keeping trail mud and sand out of the cab and cargo area.

Key features

  • Heavy-duty vinyl shell with a nylon/polyester lining that contains dirt, sand, and mud from used boards.
  • Holds one pair of traction recovery boards inside a 43 x 13 x 3 in body.
  • Large top opening for fast loading and unloading of dirty boards.
  • Ladder-mount design attaches to a rig's rear ladder, so it fits vans, SUVs, and trailers, not a single make.
  • Sewn in the USA, backed by a lifetime workmanship warranty.

Use cases

Built for overlanders and van builds that come off the trail with muddy recovery boards and don't want them riding loose in the cab. Mounting the boards outside on the ladder keeps the interior clean and frees roof and cargo space. The 43 in body also carries other long, flat recovery gear when the boards are off.