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Thanks @Munga Brown - easy to get stuck in your own driveway, plenty have done it. We don't carry much now either, the BOG OUT, some extension ropes, shovel, star pickets& chain, hammer. We find soft shackles safe and versatile.

Disclaimer: We are the inventors of a compact recovery system that can fit in a glove box or under a seat. We carry the shovel and anchors in the back and, of course, when we've been using our gear in the mud we have a caterer's bucket in case we can't wash out at the scene. Our system, BOG OUT...

Hi @reaver thanks for your feedback - engineering reports from Central Queensland University identified a unique advantage of the BOG OUT - when the vehicle is stuck or bogged because there is an obstruction against the wheel. We're happy for your feedback and thoughts - our product has been on...

BOG OUT Vehicle Recovery Kit - Twin Pack New Product to USA - Turns Wheels into Winches Works Forwards and Reverse Compact, Easy to Use Established in Australia for over Five Years Click Here to Amazon Store - Get 20% off with coupon code at check out. First code: (single use only)...

Hi @AL.WVSN - Ha! We all have that problem. No, BOG OUT is not bulky. The Twin Pack weighs 4.85lbs and measures 11 x 7.8 x 6 inches. The Twin backsack has 2 BOG OUTs & 4 red connector ties and we sell spare bags if you want to split up for storage. Picture is a single in a glove box. We...

Thanks @Big Blue - works well. What recovery gear are you carrying?

Thanks for the introductions, @4wheelspulling, @Nomad164, President of The 4WD Club of WA - Video - organised independent testing in 2018. We're here if anyone needs any assistance @CharlieA

Bug Out, BOG OUT - we know what you mean.

It's a small world! Hi Karl

Hi everyone, we are located in North Queensland - it's the gateway to Cape York and has some wild and isolated tracks. We owned a 4WD fishing boat lodge business for 15 years and still enjoy camping and fishing with our trusty Troop Carrier. Nice to meet you and thanks for letting us be part...

Hi @Boostpowered You're right, the anchor point should be in a reasonably straight line to the wheel. There's approximately 15 degrees leeway either side. It's a modular system so you can attach low stretch extension rope if its more convenient to anchor further away. Using the BOG OUT does...

Actually @4wheelspulling it's funny you should say that - the fish were biting at the weekend and we (well Paul did) caught a nice little Blue Salmon off the beach. Tough life eh? Here's it is, funny - the fish was bigger in real life.

Hi Vance No chance of snow here in tropical Cairns, it's coming into monsoon time, hot and humid, big fish on the beaches, and mangoes falling off trees everywhere. Great time for mud testing and filming. No excuses for not coming over to visit mate, the $$ exchange rate is awesome for $US...

Hi Boostpowered You're correct in saying that using a vehicles wheels as massive (and free) engine powered winches has been around for some time and the US Military Recovery Manual you identify is a great practical reference, using physics and bush craft. The Australian Military has some...

Thank you for posting @4wheelspulling - Does anyone have questions? This is not just a new product, but a new technique. It's simple to use but sometimes we find there are lots of questions.We've worked with some of the 4WD Clubs in Australia - eg Western Australia 4WD Club independently: ...