A ‘camping alternative’ to Maxtrax - any good?

I've already got a set of TREDS and haven't used them yet. If I didn't have them I would have considered these but only AFTER I have physically seen them first.
Was impressed with the strength when used as ramps.

LMAO..deck chair ftw!

Thanks for sharing this though. Look forward to reading some user reviews when they're put to the test.

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Originally Posted by threedogs

Good to see the series one still going too

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Looks like a series 2A lol!!
It is in good nick tho . . .

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Originally Posted by Rossco

Looks like a series 2A lol!!
It is in good nick tho . . .

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Looks like you know a bit too much about Landies....... curious

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Originally Posted by Winnie

Looks like you know a bit too much about Landies....... curious

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Go figure the grill is also a BBQ plate lol

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Originally Posted by Winnie

Looks like you know a bit too much about Landies....... curious

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Ha ha, yeah kinda do have a soft spot for them, they've got character. . . Think I'll stick to the GQ for now tho. . .

I thought I've seen that stuff before..... we used it as non slip flooring inside the workshop and as walkway/gangway on top of tanker trailers.

When will this gouging of fools stop?

Regards

They used these things ,on the Camel trophy. I'm sure of it. THey were hanging off each Defender. And were yellow too from memory ...

Edit. Sorry they were similar. But I remember them using them as bridges as well...

http://www.nissanpatrol.com.au/forum...id=58192&stc=1

Those things in Post #1 have been around for, like, forever in England and Europe.

Most common slang name I have heard is "waffle boards" and are essentially the lighter modern version of PSP in the piccy above.
Used to have to make hardstands out of that shit when I was a lad

Waffle Boards don't have anything like the traction of a Max Trax in Sand/Mud but are much better at handling bridging loads when suspended, so kinda two seperate uses really IE a bit like comparing a winch to a snatch strap

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Originally Posted by the evil twin

Those things in Post #1 have been around for, like, forever in England and Europe.

Most common slang name I have heard is "waffle boards" and are essentially the lighter modern version of PSP in the piccy above.
Used to have to make hardstands out of that shit when I was a lad

Waffle Boards don't have anything like the traction of a Max Trax in Sand/Mud but are much better at handling bridging loads when suspended, so kinda two seperate uses really IE a bit like comparing a winch to a snatch strap

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OK. So maybe instead of 4 Max Trax you can go two of each and have a more versatile system? Then again, if you stack the Max Trax you should be able to use them for bridging as well.