Must See: Addictive Desert Designs Off-Road Bumpers

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Discussion Starter · Dec 9, 2015

While chasing the risks during the off-road adventures, it's always nice to know that you and your truck will stay safe and secure, no matter what. That's why,
we dig up the parts which tick all the boxes for you in terms of ruggedness, quality and style. Selection of the world's toughest and most visually appealing heavy-duty
off-road bumpers designed by Addictive Desert Designs for your F-250 is already available on the pages of our online catalog. http://www.carid.com/addictive-desert-designs/

Once installed, these bumpers will transform your Ford-truck into a real off-road ready beast, despite whatever your customizing purposes were. Check out those two options
we prepared for you today:

ADD® - HoneyBadger Front Bumper - http://www.carid.com/addictive-desert-designs/honeybadger-front-bumper.html

* Listed as a perfect fit for: 2015 Ford F-250;
* Additional Features: Integrated Storage Box (optional); Stealth Panels (optional); Winch Mount (optional);
* Lights NOT included;
* Manufactured;
* Price: $1,842.99 - $2,376.49;

ADD® - HoneyBadger Rancher Front Bumper - http://www.carid.com/addictive-desert-designs/honeybadger-rancher-front-bumper.html

* Good to fit for: 2015 Ford F-250;
* Additional Features: Integrated Storage Box (optional); Stealth Panels (optional); Winch Mount (optional);
* Lights NOT included;
* Manufactured;
* Price: $2,327.99 - $2,764.49

Featuring the innovative wrap-around design and manufactured out the best-quality, sturdy materials only, these durable parts will make sure your off-road driving is safe,
even in the most harsh conditions. Which one would you choose for your Ford?

Don't hesitate to leave your feedback and price quote inquiries in the comments below.

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ArcticDriver

· #2 · Dec 9, 2015

Those are very cool looking bumpers but I recently saw a 4x4 with one of this style bumper angled high at the front wheel and he clipped a car and without a low bumper height to "bounce" off the other vehicle, he instead rode right up onto the car with his front tire and flipped his rig.

Are these "off road" style bumpers DOT legal for on-highway use? Seems like they must be but it also seems like its a sacrifice in highway safety based on the wreck I saw.

Its sure a good looking bumper though, especially with the light bars.

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