Perfect angles, more reach
Twenty feet gives each leg of the bridle room to run long, so the pull comes in at a narrower angle and each recovery point carries less side load. On a wide rig or an off-center pull, that is the difference between a clean setup and a compromise.
The same protected center
Like the 8 foot Hero Bridle, the center section carries the metal-safe Hero sheath, so it can run against a frame, a control arm or a roll cage. The rest of the rope is covered end to end.
A very aggressive tow rope
Unhook it from the bridle setup and it is a 20 foot tow rope with a 58,000 lb minimum break: no stretch, and long enough to keep real distance between rigs.
Static on purpose
A bridle is your anchor, so it should not stretch, and it spends its life bent tight around shackles and recovery points. A kinetic bridle, like some brands sell, is stretchy nylon with a braided core inside a braided cover. Load that hard over a tight bend and the damage happens in the core, under the cover where you can't see it. On aggressive pulls the inner strands kink permanently and the bridle is done. Ours are UHMWPE, a fiber that holds its strength around a tight bend and doesn't stretch, so all the stretch stays in the kinetic rope where it belongs.
Built for Safety
Every Kinetic-X rope and shackle is pull-tested to failure by an independent lab in California before we publish a rating. Beyond documented testing, the Sandy Cats team continuously pushes the limits of our gear, finding innovative ways to create safer and more effective recovery equipment. Rest assured, this gear is battle-tested.
Lifetime Warranty
We stand behind our Kinetic-X Recovery Gear with a lifetime warranty.
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