





Micro Soft Shackle 3/16'' x 6'' ā Keychain & Recovery (Lifetime Warranty)
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Small. Mighty. Ridiculously cool.
The MicroSoft Shackle is our smallest soft shackle ever, built at 3/16ā diameter and 6ā relaxed length, but donāt let the size fool you. With a 2,900 lb Working Load Limit and 8,600 lb Minimum Breaking Strength, this little guy still packs real capability when you need it.
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Is it meant to replace your full-size recovery shackles?
No.
Is it insanely useful, fun, and badass to have on you at all times?
Absolutely.
What people actually use it for:
- Light-duty recovery situations when youāre in a pinch
- Winch accessories, light rigging, and trail-side solutions
- Keychain (yes, really)
- Hanging gear, gloves, or tools
- Showing off your rigging addiction š
- Hair tie⦠because apparently it works (we tested it)
Why it exists:
Because off-roaders love gear.
Because sometimes small is exactly what you need.
And because having a soft shackle on your keys that can still hold serious weight is just plain cool.
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Description
Ā
Small. Mighty. Ridiculously cool.
The MicroSoft Shackle is our smallest soft shackle ever, built at 3/16ā diameter and 6ā relaxed length, but donāt let the size fool you. With a 2,900 lb Working Load Limit and 8,600 lb Minimum Breaking Strength, this little guy still packs real capability when you need it.
Ā
Is it meant to replace your full-size recovery shackles?
No.
Is it insanely useful, fun, and badass to have on you at all times?
Absolutely.
What people actually use it for:
- Light-duty recovery situations when youāre in a pinch
- Winch accessories, light rigging, and trail-side solutions
- Keychain (yes, really)
- Hanging gear, gloves, or tools
- Showing off your rigging addiction š
- Hair tie⦠because apparently it works (we tested it)
Why it exists:
Because off-roaders love gear.
Because sometimes small is exactly what you need.
And because having a soft shackle on your keys that can still hold serious weight is just plain cool.





















