SpeedStrap 2" Big Daddy Weaveable Recovery Strap – 14,000 lb
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The SpeedStrap 2" Big Daddy Weaveable Recovery Strap gives off-roaders a flexible recovery strap that can create its own attachment loops without relying on permanently sewn ends. The interwoven construction allows the end of the strap to be fed back through the weave, making it easy to wrap around a suitable recovery point, adjust the working length, and create a metal-free connection when the recovery setup allows.
Rated at 14,000 lb breaking strength, the Big Daddy is built for Jeeps, trucks, buggies, and other larger off-road vehicles. The entire strap is interwoven rather than simply using sewn-on end loops, giving you multiple places to weave the strap back through itself and making it especially useful when a conventional fixed-loop recovery strap does not package or connect the way you need it to.
Includes:
- (1) SpeedStrap 2" Big Daddy Weaveable Recovery Strap
- Selected Strap Length
Specifications
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | SpeedStrap |
| Part Number | 34220 |
| Product Type | Weaveable Recovery Strap |
| Series | Big Daddy |
| Strap Width | 2" |
| Breaking Strength | 14,000 lb |
| Construction | Interwoven |
| Attachment Style | Weaveable / Adjustable Loop |
| Color | Red |
| Country of Manufacture | USA |
| Primary Application | Off-Road Vehicle Recovery |
Fitment
Common Applications:
- Jeeps and trail rigs
- Off-road trucks
- Rock crawlers
- Tube chassis buggies
- Prerunners
- General off-road vehicle recovery
Recovery Notes:
- Rated at 14,000 lb breaking strength.
- Weaveable construction allows an attachment loop to be created without a fixed sewn loop.
- Working length can be shortened by changing where the strap is woven back through itself.
- SpeedStrap recommends using at least 4–6 weaves when pulling a vehicle.
- Always use a suitable vehicle recovery point and inspect the strap before use.
- Keep people clear of the recovery area while the strap is under load.
FAQ
How does the Big Daddy weaveable recovery strap work?
Wrap the strap around a suitable recovery point and feed the end back through the interwoven sections of the strap. Pulling tension into the strap sets the weave and creates the attachment loop.
How many times should I weave the strap through itself?
SpeedStrap recommends at least 4–6 weaves when pulling a vehicle. The manufacturer notes that increasing the number of weaves improves the strength of the woven connection.
Do I need a metal shackle to attach this recovery strap?
Not necessarily. One of the main advantages of the Big Daddy design is the ability to create a loop by weaving the strap through itself, allowing a metal-free connection when used with a suitable recovery point.
Can I adjust the usable length of the strap?
Yes. Because the strap can be woven back through itself at different points, the effective length can be shortened to better fit the recovery situation.
What vehicles is the 2" Big Daddy intended for?
SpeedStrap lists the 14,000 lb Big Daddy for larger vehicles and specifically identifies Jeeps, trucks, prerunners, and buggies as common applications.
