Rocket Straps Shackles Capacity Accessories Review

They look great for the price. I prefer the satin finish but I knew they were shiny when I bought them. Mine are designed primarily for show, not for rigorous off-road use, so I don't know how they'll hold up.

Use them all the time. Hooked them up to my truck to make it easier to hook up safety chains to trailers. I've also used them to get people out of mud/snow and Paul's bushes out of flower beds. Very important.

I mean. Those are D rings lol. I hope I don't need them but they look cool on my jeep! Completes the Jeep's rugged look. I haven't had a chance to test them, I'm not sure I want to be in a situation where I have to laugh.

Great struts - just note your bumper struts will not fit if they only support 3/4". The product description doesn't say this, but it does say 7/8 inch pins. If you look closely at the pictures you will see that it says there. Worked well on my rear bumper. Didn't work on my front bumper due to size.

I put them on my Jeep's front bumper and they look great! With the washers they fit snugly and the delivery was very fast! My set is black; The paint scratches easily if dropped, but they don't have to look pretty, after all! Rubber pieces line the metal to prevent scratches and damage and the packaging was perfect. I would buy them again!

I put them on my 4runner thinking they would make a lot of noise but they are quiet, the pucks help a lot and it gave my runner more fun on the road . I am satisfied I am not yet committed to actually using them but I am sure they will help me. "Add the lock tightly" - most people complain that these braces are lost and don't add sealant so the screw doesn't get lost. It's literally a quick and easy quality of life improvement. If you want to remove them, just stick in a screwdriver. hole and…

These are identical to many other shackles sold at Revain. I bought 2 more pairs of shackles from 'different' companies, they were packaged exactly the same and indistinguishable from the other 2 pairs I bought. except the price. The first pair of shackles I bought were a few years ago and used 12-15 off-road repairs/got people out of a ditch/snow/etc. They were $4 a week. It doesn't detract from the quality, but it completely eliminates the "best value for money" they originally had. Note…