Worth $60 ?

PleaseDear · Jun 18, 2014

http://www.tracgrabber.com/

Better than tire chains? or just handy to have a pair for those 'if I get stuck' type deal?

Robb

sageadvice · Jun 18, 2014

They make sense to me as long as there's clearance. Pretty good idea, looks a lot easier than putting on chains.

Hey Robb, congrats on your draw!!

Joey

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elkassassin · Jun 18, 2014

SWEET GEEZUS!

Better get the CAMO Set!

Might work where you're not really Stuck!

(((Kinda like the Chevy in the Video that's still on Flat Ground!)))

Your Truck is Too Shiny/Perty to get it Stuck Robb!

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feddoc · Jun 19, 2014

Better than chains? Mebbe, if the area which is the source of your being stuck is short/not too deep, etc.

And they sure look easier to put on.

The out of balance feel wouldn't last too long, especially seeing how easy they are to put on.

elkun · Jun 19, 2014

might work on st, street downtown S.L.C. { easier to put on. try getting them off after a spin or two??} stick with your chains boys...

Deerlove · Jun 19, 2014

Nice little invention thx for sharing.

PleaseDear · Jun 19, 2014

Thanks for your input fella's.

For sure they are more for I am Stuck than for driving around -----

I seem to get stuck and then have to screw around with putting on chains in a total gooey wet mess----

They do have Velcro for the extra strap lengths---no flapping.........

I order 4 pair, 2 for my F350 and 2 for my exploring everywhere Mrs. 4-door Tacoma...

I think the will work perfect for getting un-stuck, even if we have to back out---type deal.

If not, I am out $120.00-----simply a fill up of gas .......

Thanks again for all your input---

Robb

eelgrass · Jun 19, 2014

Looks pretty good.

I'd like to see them make a video out in SW Wyoming after about 2" of rain.

Eel

stinky · Jun 19, 2014

Snake-oil.

For that much money,. you can get 2nd hand chains. I'll tell you an old off-roaders trick...let the air out of your tires and/or put your chains on first and you won't get stuck.

When I get stuck, REALLY STUCK, I really doubt those things would help much.
John 14:6

muresanmihai · Jun 20, 2014

from what i cold read on those Trac-Grabber testimonial page: http://www.tracgrabber.com/Testimonials-srk/ i saw that the people who try it war very pleased i think that is a very good product. Do you read what the others said? here are some of the reviews:

http://www.acoloradohunterslife.blogspot.ro/2014/05/enterprise-when-i-started-this-blog-i.html

http://www.woodsmonkey.com/trac-grabbers

and this youtube vide on How to Get Un Stuck Using Trac Grabbers realy convinced me:

nontypical · Jun 20, 2014

Takes most of the summer to get 2" of rain here.

Nodakker · Jun 20, 2014

Daagum.. just bought a pair because of your post. Likely wasted $75

will let you know how they work next time I get stuck which happens a few times a year.

YukonDall · Jun 21, 2014

CANT TELL YOU HOW MANY TIMES I COULD HAVE USED A PAIR. ONCE YOUR STUCK = TOO LATE. CHAINS ARE DIFFICULT TO PUT ONCE YOUR BURIED, MUDDY /SNOW ....NO THANKS. I WILL ORDER SOON, 75 BUCKS IS NOTHING...............YD.

Nodakker · Jun 21, 2014

Appears to be a good product from the vids I watched but you're right.. for $65 plus freight who cares. Good tool to have in the truck box just in case. I'll giv'm a try