After comparing various ropes on the market, we noticed many just didn’t measure up (see our YouTube video on the Sandy Cats channel). That’s why we took the initiative to develop our own – prioritizing quality and safety without breaking your bank.

Our mission? To offer you a safer, superior alternative to those budget ropes flooding the market. We’re not here to get rich quick – our focus is giving you, especially those eyeing a $100 Amazon find, a choice that offers peace of mind. By investing more in production and accepting lower profits, we make this possible.

Yes! And we are constantly testing our products. We believe in field tests, therefore you will see us conduct crazy pulls on our Instagram (@KineticX_Ropes). We also certify all our products with CERTEX in California.

While we’re huge advocates for American-made products, our ropes are crafted in China and certified in the USA to ensure top-notch quality. If your budget allows, we always encourage supporting US-made products and strongly recommend Yankum Ropes and Bubba Ropes.

 With our ropes, we know you will always get out of trouble (therefore our lifetime guarantee). The only real variable we see compared to USA-made ropes with USA-made cordage (not all USA-made ropes actually use USA-made cordage) is consistency in stretch over prolonged heavy use.

Support USA jobs, support USA products, but if a kinetic rope is a necessity for your commute and this economy is killing you… we are here to give you peace of mind that you will make it home!

 But we’ll just say we are “Based in the US” like other companies that like to play with words :) .... we are based in the US though! Stop by our shop if you are in the area!

Conduct a visual inspection looking for signs of wear, fraying, cuts, or damage. Run your hands along the rope to feel for inconsistencies that might not be immediately visible. This includes internal damages, like broken strands, or any areas where the rope might feel unusually soft or compressed, indicating internal wear or damage. If your kinetic recovery rope shows any signs of significant wear, or damage, or does not pass the inspection for any reason, it's safest to retire it and replace it with a new one. If your kinetic rope feels too stiff, it is also time to retire it. Using a compromised rope can pose serious safety risks to you, your vehicle, and bystanders during a recovery operation.