✔ 2-Year Guarantee · ⛟ Ships in 48hrs
GOT STUCK ALONE. NOBODY COMING. STILL GETTING OUT.
- Pulls up to 5 tonnes - sand, mud, rocks..
- No battery, no wiring, no install
- Lives in the back
- Backed by a 2-Year Recovery Guarantee
GETTING BOGGED ISN'T EXPENSIVE. BEING UNPREPARED IS.
Get stuck on a beach run with no gear and here's the menu: a recovery callout that starts around $400 and climbs past $2,000 the further out you are*. A half-day wait while the tide does its thinking. Or flagging down a stranger and hoping he's got more than jumper leads.
STUCK WITHOUT GEAR
- Ringing for a tow and copping a $400–$2,000+ bill
- Standing around waiting on someone else to save you
- Whole convoy watching you get pulled out
WINCH IN THE BACK
- Sorted it yourself for a one-time $179
- You're the one doing the recovering
- Hooked up, cranked, back driving
HOOK. CRANK. DRIVE OUT.
HOOK
Anchor to a tree, another rig, or a buried spare. Hook the other end to your recovery point. 2 minutes, no tools.
CRANK
Work the handle. The double-gear does the maths — steady strokes, 5 tonnes of pull, no battery required.
DRIVE OUT
Once you've got bite, ease it forward and pack the winch back where it came from. Total damage: a bit of sweat.
WHY THIS ONE DOESN'T FOLD
THE ONE-PIECE STAMPED DOUBLE-GEAR
Cheap hand pullers fail the same three ways: the multi-piece gear stack jams with sand in it, the pawl slips under real load, and the cheap cable frays and lets go. Ours is built around a single stamped double-gear — fewer gaps for grit to jam, load spread across two gears instead of one, and a smooth release when you're done.
Ours vs a typical cheap puller.
- One-piece stamped double-gear — minimal jam risk, even packed with sand
- 11.5 ft threaded steel cable, rated hooks both ends
- Anti-rust electroplated zinc — lives in the tray, shrugs off salt air
- Light enough to carry one-handed to the anchor point
THREE WAYS TO GET UNSTUCK. ONE THAT MAKES SENSE.
YAKKA PRO WINCH $179
REAL BOGS. REAL RECOVERIES.
Sent in by the off-roaders who back Yakka.
MATT · WA
Kept it in the back for months. Beach run south of Lancelin finally called it up — out in 15 minutes.
JAKE · QLD
Bogged to the rails on a river crossing. No second vehicle, no signal. Hooked a gum tree and cranked.
CHRIS · VIC
First time using any winch. Quick-start card made it simple. Wife filmed the whole thing.
BEEN BOGGED? SHOW US.
Send your recovery photo or video after your first pull — best one each month wins a free 20M extension strap.
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