Customer Reviews for VEVOR 2PCS Traction Boards with PP for Mud Snow Sand Storage Bag Long Orange

My daughter is a new driver and this is going to be her first winter driving experience. I'm gearing up so that she's prepared in case of bad weather. Even though we have snow tires for her car, there are times when the snow can get deep, for example in a driveway that hasn't been cleared yet. I like that these VEVOR 7 TON Traction Boards with TPR Material, Recovery Boards for Off-road Vehicles/Cars/Pickups/SUVs/RVs, Pair Tire Traction Mats on Snow, Sand, Mud and Loose Terrain, Storage Bags, traction mats store in a relatively small footprint. We can keep these in her trunk in case they are needed.

Same as described. Just purchased for any emergency. Still not used.

I ordered the 7 foot boards. I received 2 - 3.5 foot boards. They're not very useful when they're that short. My bad for not reading the description all the way through.

I got these traction boards for when I go to pull my trailer out of the mud pit it's slowly sunk into. So far, placing these under the front of my back wheel really helps ensure I get a good grip and ability to pull forward. I would recommend having these on hand if you have any kind of a trailer or pulling situation where any kind of mud or slick surface may be involved. It's too early for snow and ice, but I suspect these would help in those situations too!

When the surface is harder and uneven these tracks work great. These are not solid like most you see advertised, they roll up nicely and pack well. They do not have the grippy surface of the thicker traction boards and will not give you the same floatation as the solid traction boards. I have used these on ice, in snow, and in the sand they don't have the float to keep you on top and get you out but they do give you a grip to get you moving which is what you want.

These are some tuff plastic recovery overall a great value. These are one of those things that you will be glad you had them and not needed to use them then to not have them and found yourself stuck wishing you had them.

These look like well made recovery boards. They're long, wide and have a recess to place a jack if you just need them to jack up a vehicle on soft sand, mud, snow, whatever.

There were no items in the package that were missing or damaged. Haven't tested (hope I don't have to), but looks well made. I'll update when I have to use this thing to get out of a tough spot.

These Vevor brand recovery boards are as good as other more expensive brands I have used with my friends when out 4wheeling in my neck of the woods. Offering then in multiple colors is a great option for personalizing your rig. I got the orange ones to match a smaller set I own but the color also helps out when you lose them in snow or mud making them easier to spot. They are a “must have” for self recovery when you are in the boondocks and a long way from help. I would highly recommend a pair or better two as to have all 4 wheels covered, especially at their price point you can’t go wrong. They sure will pay for themselves the 1st time you use them to get “unstuck” vs. paying a tow truck, that is if you can even get one to go out to you. I’ve included a few images for your review. Additionally, VEVOR includes a weather proof storage bag with each pair of traction boards which is a plus in case you need to put them in your rig when muddy, keeping the mud contain inside the storage bag which you can later wash.

The VEVOR 10 TON Traction Boards with PP Material, Recovery Boards (Black), are very nice, useful, convenient, and large in size too. These are really well made, well designed, and high quality. They're great to keep in a vehicle for just-in-case, or to bring when there's any possibility of being stuck somewhere due to road/trail conditions. These boards are capable of getting just about any kind of vehicle out of any type of loose terrain - such as mud, snow, sand, etc. They can save a lot of money too - no need to be towed out with these. They're super easy to use, and work wonders. Overall, I think they're definitely worth the price, and I'd highly recommend them!