A recovery ring, 6.25", rated 45,000 lb., in Black, with a storage bag.

A recovery ring redirects a winch line or strap around a corner, letting you pull from an angle instead of only straight ahead — and doubling your pulling power when you run the line back to the vehicle.

It does the job of a snatch block with no moving parts at all. Nothing to seize, nothing to pinch a finger, and far lighter. It pairs with a soft shackle rather than a steel one, so the whole assembly is fabric and aluminium — nothing that becomes a missile.

The heavy one, for full-size trucks and for winch work where you want the largest bend radius — a bigger ring is gentler on the line running over it.

Lay a recovery damper — a heavy blanket or purpose-made bag — over the line before any pull under load. If something lets go, it drops the line instead of letting it whip.