🔒 BulletProof Hitches 2.5" Extreme Duty Receiver Shackle: 30,000lb. Rating, D-Ring/Clevis, Black Textured Powder Coat, Solid Steel Review

Very heavy! 30 lbs and sturdy, I just got my new F350 and it feels and looks like it's more than ready for anything I need! Delivery is also very fast!

Everything I can say is perfect. I have bought many clutch items and this is the nicest. Definitely worth the money. Fit and finish are first class. I would add a picture but it looks like everyone else, I highly recommend it

This is strong steel and heavy. It's on the back of my 2020 GMC 2500 Denali HD. It saves me from getting kicked by the back gate. You see steel and spine. I would like a big hook, but I haven't found one that big. So if you're looking for some beef, grab this.

That thing is a monster. I suspect you'll rip the receiver hitch off your vehicle before you damage the strut. The item is also well packaged - it is placed in a foam cutout rather than just wrapped in bubble wrap and then sealed with tape. This indicates that the manufacturer cares about their product.

This hitch is massive. The shackle is 2-3 times larger than the standard and the receiving part is made of solid steel. It all weighs about 30 kg. I can't think of a scenario where this hitch wouldn't work. It's incredibly hard work. It looks great on my Ram 2500 and I will be using it with a kinetic climbing rope.

Very well made. Super hard work. Unfortunately, it sticks out too far for the GMC Professional tailgate lift. Be careful, in the war between the back gate and this restraint system, the restraints will win! You must remove a VERY HEAVY bracket system to use the step feature on your gate. Otherwise it's excellent and I would do it again unless someone makes one that doesn't stick out that much.

Photos don't do it justice, it's over 30 pounds of solid steel. I installed it on my F250 Super Duty and it's a beast. It's probably overkill for my truck and purposes, but I have to say it looks fantastic. There is no way this can go wrong, something else will give up sooner. I just wish there was a way to lock the shackles. I have a locking pin for the bar but nothing that would prevent someone from escaping with the shackle. Unfortunately, that's a problem here.