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MAXTRAX MKII Black

MAXTRAX MKII Black

Regular price $269.99
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MAXTRAX is the lightweight, easy-to-use vehicle recovery and extraction device that’s easily carried by almost anything with four-wheels ensuring an easy way out if your vehicle becomes stuck.

  • Measuring just 45 inches long X 13 inches wide, each set of MAXTRAX stacks together at a height of just 3.5 inches.
  • Stows easily with the rest of your car camping, overlanding, or four-wheel drive touring gear.
  • Each recovery track weighs just 7.5 pounds.
  • Easy to carry and thanks to its signature double-edged design, it's easy and quick to maneuver under your tires.
  • Six comfortable built-in handles and a shovel at either end for removing excess earth to help get you unstuck quicker.
  • They have exclusive keyhole accessory points to allow you to securely mount your MAXTRAX.
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Overview

A pair of MAXTRAX MkII recovery boards in black. Each board is a 7.5-pound, 45-inch molded nylon ramp that gets a stuck 4WD, truck, or van moving again without a winch or a second vehicle.

Key features

  • Sold as a pair: two boards plus two orange telltale leashes, 15 lb for the set.
  • Molded from UV-stabilized, engineering-grade reinforced nylon; flexes to wrap a 33-inch tire without breaking.
  • Six built-in carry handles per board and a shovel molded into each end for clearing terrain.
  • Double-edged ramp design self-feeds under the tire at idle — no jacking, no spinning.
  • Keyhole accessory points accept MAXTRAX mounting pins (sold separately) for roof- and bed-rack mounting.

Use cases

Self-recovery is the core job: bog down in sand, mud, or snow, wedge a board under each drive tire, and drive out. Because they stack to 3.5 inches and mount flat to a rack, most owners run them as permanent trail insurance rather than packing them only for known-rough trips. The end shovels also do double duty, digging out a tire before you even place the board.