Recovery Gear: Factor 55 Owyhee Recovery Kit Basics & Budget-Friendly Gear Tips | Chasing Dust - By Driving Line

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16 minutes, informative Recovery Gear video by our very First BROTM winner, and our First BROTM repeat winner: @DesertChief

"In this episode of Chasing Dust, Matt dives into the essentials of off-road recovery gear. Last week, while working on his Bronco, Matt's buddy from Factor 55 noticed the sorry state of his recovery kit and decided to upgrade his setup. Matt is here to show us what’s inside his new recovery bag and explain why you don't need to spend a fortune on equipment to be prepared for any trail.

Matt begins by discussing the basics of recovery gear, emphasizing the importance of having the right tools to get out of tricky situations. He shares his experiences and the evolution of his gear over the years, pointing out the differences between old and new items. From outdated snatch straps to the latest Factor 55 recovery kit, Matt covers the essentials every off-roader should carry.

Highlighting the features of the new Factor 55 recovery kit, Matt showcases the innovative designs and practical benefits of items like the soft shackle and kinetic energy rope bridle. He also explains the proper usage of these tools, ensuring that viewers understand their functions and safety measures. With detailed insights and real-world applications, Matt provides valuable knowledge for both novice and seasoned off-roaders.

Finally, Matt encourages viewers to share their own recovery gear setups and experiences in the comments. He reiterates the importance of being prepared and having reliable gear, while giving a shoutout to Factor 55 for their exceptional products and commitment to the off-roading community. Don’t forget to subscribe to Driving Line for more off-road content and to keep up with all things Chasing Dust."

 
I like their gear as well. Have both theirs and Bubba Ropes. Bubba Ropes for the snatch strap and couple of bridles and a few soft shackles. Factor 55 Ultra hook and snatch block for the winch. For some reason I went with Bubba Ropes rather than Factor 55 when I was researching. I think both are quality.
 

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