Maxtrax.....????

^ I am strongly considering - as others have said, just not sure where to carry them. Actually wish I had a pair to try this weekend (going to Stockton)
 
actually, my roof top sits on top of my roof basket, so i spose i can put them in the basket. that's where my skis go, they slide in under the tent
 
X Trax on $69.99 @ Anaconda til 9.00pm Tues 29/09

(Apparently the sale doesn't include W.A. and Tas :sad:, however members in other states might be interested.)

Regular price at Anaconda $79.99...(cheaper than those quoted above already):) as part of the '20% off everything' sale I just picked up 2 for $127.98.:biggrin:

Thats $63.99 each!:cool:

Cameron Corner to Wilpena Pound here we come! :poke:
 
I was looking at both the MaxTrax and Bushranger roll-up X-trax when my bull bar was being fitted. While the X-trax were considerably cheaper, and easier to store in the Forester, they seemed like they weighed about 10-15 kg each. So much more than the max trax, they would have been lucky to weigh a kilo I reckon. I walked out with neither. Just my 2c.

Regards,

Joel
 
Bumper said:
I think it also depends what you want from your days: if you like the idea of spending a couple of hours burying your spare tyre to use as a sand anchor, working up a huge sweat using the winch, then diggin up the tyre again and packing it all away, then more power to you! :lol: If you like to spend your days actually driving, these things will get you out in a matter of minutes with minimal exertion.

For me, they sound like a great safety feature as I can't operate a hand winch. I'll certainly be getting some when I can afford them:biggrin:
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Bury the spare?
https://www.pullpal.com/aboutPP.html

Not gonna buy one.
Gonna make one.
 
As a last resort, you could always take the car mats out from under you feet & use them. :iconwink:
Granted that they will be F.U.B.A.R once you have finished, but as least you won't be stuck. :)

Just my 2c worth.

Regards
Mr Turbo
 
I have seen them both on the sand and in mud and am not that impressed for the dollars
I would rather use a shovel it's $280 cheaper

That's my 2c

Jan
 
Shovel may be OK in sand, but less so in mud. Bushranger trax were a useful addition to the post hole shovel in the Merty Merty mud in late November! :monkeydance:
 
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