The Original Rhino Strong Commercial Grade Air Wedge Bag 2.0 Pump Professional Leveling Kit & Alignment Tool Shim Bag in the Popular Medium Size (2 Pack).

I use these regularly as I have a locksmith business. They're great for lockouts. They are easy to use, however I have aired them up so much I blew the pump off of one. But it just slips back on, not a big deal. They are standard size I would say, good quality.

I recently fulfilled a bucket list item by buying a beautiful 1950s vintage O'Keefe & Merritt gas range. The movers set it down in my kitchen where it will soon be hooked up to my gas utility, but after they left, I realized I needed access to the outlet on the wall behind the stove to plug it in for the clock and lights to work. Step #1 was trying to figure out how to lift up the stove enough to get some large heavy-duty felt pads under the feet so I could slide it out from the wall without scratching my hardwood floors. But therein lay the snag. Since I weigh in at 115 lbs. and my beautiful beastie weighs in at 400 lbs., this was, in fact, a puzzler. And Step #2 was the miraculous answer when I stumbled upon these Rhino Strong air wedge bags to do the heavy lifting for me! For a 400 lb. lift, it did take two of them to do the job, but pumping in tandem they worked like a CHARM! Highly recommend!!!

Good product at a good price

Will take any amount of hand-squeeze pumps you can deliver

I was please that I could lift a large wooden desk with two side cabiners. The bladders are thin ehough to go beneath the edge of the desk and these raised the desk high enough when inflated to allow the placement of sliders between the feet of the desk. I don't know how durable these are and so how well they will last, however they seem well made and it worked well in the one instance we neede it.

Having used wedges for vehicle unlocks for many years, when I started at a dept that didnt have one I was disappointed. So I looked and looked for a inflatable wedge to my suprise there are tons of inflatable wedge, but I saw the Rhino and thought, hey that looks like great value for money. In the past I use the wedges that were given to me, sure they did the trick most of the time, they were flimsy and I always felt that they would break. This Rhino showed up and I thought "Wow, that's durability at its finest". Uninflated I feel like It would help me pick up a truck. If I didnt know any better, i would have thought they used rhino skin to make this product (they obviously didnt, so quiet PETA) The real test will be this winter, other wedges seem to have difficulty in colder weather, I have a feeling even though the Rhino is from a warmer climate, it will have no problem inflating. I got 2 of em, they came with not only the inflatable wedges but a plastic wedge and a nifty carrying bag. I don't think one realizes the value of having that pouch to put everything in, that way they are all in one spot and not having my air wedge here and my hard wedge there. I cannot wait to pump up my rhino to gain access to a vehicle, I just know the people will be amazed at the pumping action of the Rhino.

What a great find. I was watching a how-to video on replacing filters in my woodshop dust collector. The guy used these to lift the filters back in the unit. I had just rotated the tires on my granddaughter's car on my four post lift. The hardest part is the final two inches to get the wheel on the studs. Enter the Rhino Strong bags. They can lift 300 lbs. I could have used these many times over the years. I believe they will work on auto lockouts as well for prying the top of the door open. Really a great tool, super packaging, family owned, and all around great deal.

I needed to lift a large, very heavy, solid wood desk to get padding under the ten floor support points. These little bags were the answer. The worked great. I did have a small concern with one of my bags and Rhino customer service came through big time. or you might say "Rhino Strong" Thank you Rhino.