Badge of Honor badges pics

[lpasq]

I haven't place earned BoH badges on my rig but thought maybe I would. If you display your BoH badges on your rig, please post pic. Of the many Wranglers I see daily here in my new home state, I haven't noticed any BoH badges yet. When in SoCal, much more common to see BoH badges on wheeler's Jeeps. I know sticking badges on outside of the vehicle isn't for everyone because that's been me too. I'm just wondering how adding a couple iconic trail badges look... ...Outside vehicle...inside cabin...cargo area... ...hell, undercarriage? Engine bay? Or, like me, sitting in a drawer.

Looking forward to seeing fellow Jeeper's badges!

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[Ridgway Jeeper]

Then there are those of us who have run the trails, dozens of times in some cases, and do not collect the badges at all because, why?

 

[lpasq]

Then there are those of us who have run the trails, dozens of times in some cases, and do not collect the badges at all because, why?

Because 'we don't need no steeeenkin' badges'

 

[Ridgway Jeeper]

Fortunately I am still able to remember which trails I have run. Most everything in Colorado and Moab. So no, I do not need to stick stuff on my vehicle to show others or to remind myself. I suppose it is somehow "fun" for some but I personally do not really get it. I usually see them plastered to sides of heavily modified Jeeps toting around a bunch of gear they also think they need to be identified as an "off roader". I am however a certified curmudgeon so take my opinion on the badge program with a grain of salt.

 

[calemasters]

I have been waiting 5 months for my badge of honor for the "Backway to Crown King" trail. It may not be a BOH trail now, but it was at the time I ran the trail. I do not think the BOH program is well managed. Not sure who Jeep contracted to administer this program.

 

[lpasq]

I am however a certified curmudgeon so take my opinion on the badge program with a grain of salt.

No, I get it, totally. I am in a people business and in marketing, and half joke that I really don't like people.

I appreciate your view on this.

 

[lpasq]

I have been waiting 5 months for my badge of honor...

After never loading app, and not checking in, I did a few months ago when coming from Cali, through Moab and Colorado. So I had app, and clicked mail badges. They came in 8 weeks, put them in a drawer, and I posted this thread.

 

[Deleted member 59098]

I just put a rubicon trail badge on. Kind of an explanation as to why my 8 month old Jeep looks 10 years old to passerbys.

 

[lpasq]

I just put a rubicon trail badge on. Kind of an explanation as to why my 8 month old Jeep looks 10 years old to passerbys.

Pic? The Escalator, Hell's Revenge Moab bit me

 

[ThirtyOne]

Fortunately I am still able to remember which trails I have run. Most everything in Colorado and Moab. So no, I do not need to stick stuff on my vehicle to show others or to remind myself. I suppose it is somehow "fun" for some but I personally do not really get it. I usually see them plastered to sides of heavily modified Jeeps toting around a bunch of gear they also think they need to be identified as an "off roader". I am however a certified curmudgeon so take my opinion on the badge program with a grain of salt.

People who come look at my jeep comment more on the badges then anything else. They are more interested in where it’s been then how it is built, which is how it should be.

this was my Sport. I’m still working on getting the badges for my Rubicon.

 

[entropy]

I am planning on sticking only the most demanding trails badges on mine. I should be getting Gold Mountain badge next week. Not really into decorating my jeep with a dirt road badge. Maybe ill tow my trailer on those and stick em on the trailer.

I mostly want other jeepers with small builds like mine (33s sport) to notice this is possible. Maybe theyll go for it themselves after they see my jeep. And theres also the big jeeps, old jeeps, this guy on 37s on an old jeep stopped me 2 weeks ago to talk about my "shiny"JL. I told him I was taking it on gold mountain, he laughed and said it was gonna get damage everywhere. Well it didnt, and it is still shiny. So theres that too, I want him to see the badge on my shiny ass jeep. lol.

 

[Aonar]

I will play: I put mine in an unusual spot. I am running a stock Rubi. I wouldn't even call Black Bear Pass tough BUT our group had some GREAT memories on the trail. To me the badges are a reminder of those I went with...YMMV

 

[RagTopDeluxe]

Not a difficult trail, but it was a wonderful day with my daughter who drove a Jeep on a trail for the first time. Now she wants a Jeep .

 

[lpasq]

People who come look at my jeep comment more on the badges then anything else. They are more interested in where it’s been then how it is built, which is how it should be.

this was my Sport. I’m still working on getting the badges for my Rubicon.

I.m new to the Ohio River Valley area, what trails within a day's drive would you recommend? Looking to drive on Fridays, wheeling on Saturday, back to Cincinnati Sunday night.

 

[lpasq]

I am planning on sticking only the most demanding trails badges on mine. I should be getting Gold Mountain badge next week. Not really into decorating my jeep with a dirt road badge. Maybe ill tow my trailer on those and stick em on the trailer.

I mostly want other jeepers with small builds like mine (33s sport) to notice this is possible. Maybe theyll go for it themselves after they see my jeep. And theres also the big jeeps, old jeeps, this guy on 37s on an old jeep stopped me 2 weeks ago to talk about my "shiny"JL. I told him I was taking it on gold mountain, he laughed and said it was gonna get damage everywhere. Well it didnt, and it is still shiny. So theres that too, I want him to see the badge on my shiny ass jeep. lol.

Where you going to stick the Gold Mountain badge?

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