08/27/2026
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Spartan Overland doing some product testing with The Overland Company last month.
Winch Hill is approximately 300 feet long with a maximum climbing angle of 37°, a great example of why recovery equipment isn’t just for emergencies.
On a climb like this, utilizing your winch can be significantly easier on both your vehicle and the trail. You’ve invested in quality recovery equipment—why wait until you’re stuck to use it?
A winch is another tool in your toolbox. Used proactively, it can reduce wheelspin, limit unnecessary stress on drivetrain components, and minimize trail damage while helping you safely continue down the trail.
Good recovery isn’t always about getting unstuck. Sometimes it’s about recognizing when to use the right tool before you get stuck.
Drive smart. Protect your equipment. Respect the trail. Tread Lightly!
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