AOR Universal HD Grey Soft Shackle, Adventure Series

The Safer Choice for Off-Road Recovery

AOR's Soft Shackle is a vital addition to any off-road recovery kit.  Made from high-strength synthetic rope fibers,  it boasts an impressive breaking strength of 13,700 kg (30,202 lbs),  making it stronger than many steel shackles.  More importantly,  soft shackles offer a significant safety advantage.

Why Choose an AOR Soft Shackle?

• Enhanced Safety: Unlike steel shackles that can shatter into dangerous projectiles upon breaking, AOR's Soft Shackle simply falls harmlessly to the ground in the event of a failure, minimizing the risk of injury to yourself or others.
• Lightweight and Compact: Constructed from a single piece of synthetic rope, the AOR Soft Shackle is lightweight and easy to store in your vehicle. Its compact size makes it ideal for off-road adventures where space is limited.
• Easy to Use: AOR's Soft Shackle eliminates the hassle of fiddly pins often found on traditional shackles. The simple design allows for quick and easy attachment to recovery points.
• Vehicle Protection: The soft and flexible construction of the AOR Soft Shackle protects the delicate paintwork of your vehicle and other vehicles involved in the recovery process.
• High Visibility: The bright grey color of the AOR Soft Shackle makes it easy to find in sand or other challenging terrains, saving you time and frustration during recovery situations.

AOR Soft Shackle - Technical Specifications 

• Breaking Strength: 13,700 kg (30,202 lbs)
• Material: High-Strength Synthetic Rope
• Color: Grey
• Working Load Limit (WLL): Refer to the manufacturer's recommendations for specific WLL based on shackle size and application.

Safety Notice:  Always follow safe recovery practices and refer to the manufacturer's instructions for proper use of the AOR Soft Shackle.  Do not exceed the recommended working load limit.

How to Use an AOR Soft Shackle 

1. Carefully pass the looped end of the soft shackle around a suitable recovery point on each vehicle.
2. Thread the working end of the shackle through the loop and back onto itself, creating a secure connection.
3. Double-check your connection to ensure it is tight and secure.
4. Slowly initiate recovery using a winch or other suitable method.