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In this real-world redirection test, we run a winch ring and the George4x4 Dingo Block side by side under the same load and angle. As the angle increases (60°+), the difference becomes clear: The winch ring allows the rope to slip or flip out of the groove The Dingo Block stays controlled, keeping the line where it should be This isn’t about lab numbers — it’s about what actually happens during real recoveries: Stop–start winching Direction changes High-angle redirection under load The Dingo Block is designed to reduce heat, maintain line control, and avoid the rope slip issues commonly seen with rings. Designed by Tonny @ George4x4 Built for Real Recovery