🛴 Landslide Trunksaver Onewheel Stand: Essential Car Trunk Accessory for One Wheel Pint and XR – Enhanced with EVA Foam & Non-Slip Silicone Review

There is currently no other stand on the market that is not made of plastic or wood and could possibly scratch your unicycle slightly, probably already badly scratched ) . So this stand packs a punch and fits and works well. However, the foam is not dense at all and can easily be dented/scratched with a fingernail. I have doubts about the durability. I wish it was a denser rubber material that, while not scratchy, feels more like a quality block with some weight. Unfortunately I returned this…

I first ordered these before the pint version was available and didn't realize they were pre ordered so got the XR stand. The seller contacted me and provided a version of pint to fix the issue as soon as they became available and it works great. This stand is also compatible with an attached single TFL float, which is a disadvantage of some other trunk stands. It sits securely and locks the Onewheel completely. I personally added a couple of 3m stickies to keep it in place when I lift the…

I laughed reading all the reviews about how "cheap" it is because it's made of lightweight foam as if the weight is directly related to the quality. So the heavier the material, the better? If we apply that logic, then carbon steel is stronger and better than titanium, right? Yes, it's made of lighter foam. But it's still a solid design and does what it's supposed to. My Onewheel XR is extremely stable on this roof rack. I don't even think I can spin the car so hard that it falls over. Can't…

I opened a pair of these in front of my family as a birthday present for myself and played a fun game where everyone in the room had to try and guess what it was - nobody could. When I said what was there, my son said there was no way they could work. So I ran and grabbed the board and put it on the stand and watched my son fail over and over again trying to knock the board over. It was pretty funny. Needless to say, the stand adds a ton of stability and makes it a lot harder to roll the board…

Works exactly as it should, very stable and had no trouble moving the Onewheel around in the trunk. I've had it in the back of an empty minivan and there weren't any other items in the trunk to hold a wheel and even after longer drives it stays where I left it. It's very light, it looks a bit too light at first glance, but the foam has good grip when a wheel is pressed against the surface of the trunk. I've used it on both a carpeted trunk surface and a rubber trunk mat, worked great in both…