Budget-Friendly BUNKER INDUST Traction Boards Review: Are These Mini Boards Worth It?

Off-road driving presents challenges that require reliable equipment. Traction boards are a crucial tool for getting unstuck from mud, sand, snow, or other tricky terrains. The BUNKER INDUST Mini Traction Boards aim to provide a cost-effective solution without compromising on functionality.
The first impression of the BUNKER INDUST Mini Traction Boards is their compact and lightweight design. They easily fit into most vehicle trunks or storage compartments, making them a practical choice for space-conscious travelers. The included carrying bag adds to their convenience. They feel solid and have a rugged appearance that suggests they can handle demanding situations.
Initial impressions of durability are positive, but as with any product, long-term use will provide a better understanding of how well these boards hold up over time. The materials and construction seem sturdy enough for occasional use, but frequent and heavy-duty off-road adventures might pose a greater challenge.
The BUNKER INDUST Mini Traction Boards are a great option for budget-conscious off-road enthusiasts seeking a compact and lightweight solution for traction challenges. Consider your specific needs and the types of terrains you'll encounter before making a decision. For occasional off-road excursions and less demanding situations, these budget-friendly boards could prove to be a valuable addition to your vehicle's off-road equipment.
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[@rbuenafe100]

I don't think the mini board is the issue. I think it's your car. That is a simple dirt road. Your car shouldn't have any issue getting through that. I own a Subaru and I go through mountain pass in the logging roads in the Catskills and Adirondack Mountains in NY state with deep snow and mud. I go through deep sand and steep hills in the Carolinas and Maine. I own the same traction boards but never had a chance to use them because I have never gotten stuck. I hope I'll never have to use them. Having the right tire for the adventure also makes a big difference.

[@RachelsOutdoorAdventureReviews]

I have a FWD with all terrain tires. A Subaru is apples and oranges to my car.

[@jameso6404]

If you run a more AT type tyre, should be not issue gripping the board. Personally for a test, would have found some soft sand. My Subu Outback wilderness would never have an issue on that dry trail.

[@rocknrocko4659]

I think those black melted chunks you were pulling off the boards was melted rubber from your tires. If the tires are spinning wildly like that, probably should reassess your situation and try a different strategy rather then melt the tires. Try moving the boards to the rear tires or back out of the rut in the road rather then going forward?

[@adelec1176]

Those boards should be in my car-- I'm going to get some! Thanks!! Loved the funny music, too..😅 Danger!!!

[@tray-b6955]

Well, they did the job for this adventure! 😊

[@adelec1176]

Very informative! Interesting, and entertaining. My husband and I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL!! Thank you, Rachel!!! 😊

[@adelec1176]

3:36

[@tray-b6955]

Maybe not on the first try, but eventually :)

[@andysmith7554]

Cool vid 🙂 Looks like them things will be good to have.

[@OverlandUnderground]

There are no traction boards made for spinning your tires unnecessarily on them. You didn’t explain in the video what you were trying to do during the “tests”, you only showed the car from the front with your tires smoking. 🤔

[@BowenSpace]

Is the car 2wd or awd?

[@Jay-rg5mt]

She says FWD in the video

[@spiderpig5842]

Women