Collection: Recovery Tracks

When the Road Stops, These Keep You Moving

Anyone who’s taken a 4x4 off the bitumen knows the drill — sooner or later, you’re going to get stuck. Sand, mud, snow… it doesn’t really matter. All it takes is one wheel losing grip, and suddenly your adventure turns into a digging session. That’s where a decent set of recovery tracks comes in. They’re like your ticket out of a bad spot, without having to wait for a tow.

How They Work (and Why They’re Worth Carrying)

Recovery tracks aren’t complicated. You wedge them under your tyres, they give your wheels something to grab onto, and you drive out. That’s it. No winch, no fancy gear — just traction where there wasn’t any before. They’re lightweight, usually stack together, and can be strapped to your roof rack or thrown in the tray.

And when you’re bogged in the middle of nowhere, they’re worth their weight in gold. Even if you never use them, you’ll be glad they’re there.

Built for More Than Just Sand

Most people picture recovery tracks in a beach scenario, but they’re handy in a lot more situations. Mud after heavy rain, slushy snow, even loose gravel on steep inclines — all fair game. A good set is strong enough to handle the weight of your 4x4 without bending, and grippy enough that your tyres won’t just spin on them.

They’re also pretty low-maintenance. A quick hose-off after use, let them dry, and they’re ready for the next trip.

Storing Them at Home

Not every track you own is for off-road recovery. If you’ve got home tracks — the kind made for bikes, scooters, or small practice setups — they live a different life entirely. These aren’t about getting unstuck; they’re about having fun and building skill. Think backyard BMX lines, scooter ramps, or even simple boards to practice balance.

Home tracks are great for keeping kids active (and off screens for a while). They can be as simple as a few portable sections or as involved as a permanent setup in the yard. Either way, they turn an ordinary space into a mini playground.

The “Just in Case” Gear

Recovery tracks are one of those things you don’t really appreciate until you need them. Home tracks, on the other hand, you appreciate the moment you roll over them. Both have their place — one gets you out of trouble, the other keeps you entertained. And for anyone who loves the outdoors, chances are you’ll find a use for both.

Browse the collection, find the set that fits what you do, and be ready for your next drive, ride, or backyard session. Whether it’s saving the day out on the tracks or setting up a bit of fun at home, the right gear makes all the difference.