DaystarBlack D-Ring Shackle Isolator pair, protect your bumper and reduce rattling, KU70056BK, Made in America

I attached these to my 3/4" clevis shackles from Northern Tool and they fit really well. I was a little concerned getting the clevis shackles somewhere like that (they may not be standard sized?) but they fit great.I've had them installed on my daily commuter for a few weeks now and they're still there. Don't seem to be loose or anything. I've also been trail riding since installing them, up and down rocks, river crossings, mud, nothing has caused them to fall off.As far as rattling, people keep asking me if they reduce rattle. I waiting to install the clevis shackles until I had these, so I never drove around with rattling shackles. That being said, I haven't heard the shackles at all, so these clearly have stopped any rattling that would be happening if they weren't there.All in all, grab a pair of these, they seem well worth it.

I’ve been using these on my FJ40 bumper shackles for about 5 years, and they work great to protect my bumper from the shackles and have held up well to the elements. You have to remove it, of course, to use the shackle, but that’s no big deal; they pop right off. I just had to purchase another pair because I lost one on the trail after I removed it to use the shackle for a winch recovery.

You could use electrical tape to get the same effect, but it wouldn't look as nice. So I am torn on my review. This could be a 1 or a 5.If you plastidip some d-rings you'd save about $15. But the whole ring would be rubberized. With these you get an aggressive look, and you can remove the rubber before clamping in. So... For the price they are good if you are going to use your d-rings, or if you like the look.If you are looking for function, go with plastidip.

Takes less than 30 seconds to clip onto existing D-rings on bumper. Keeps them from scratching off the powdercoat on my Jeep JK front bumper as the D-rings swing a bit while driving. After a month, they have continued to hold up well, not cracked or faded in 90+ degree heat. They also handle the pressure of my winch hook clipped to one D-ring, and haven't cracked or deformed from that either. Highly recommend.

These get the job done, which is to protect the powder coat on the bumpers. They also serve to eliminate noise from the shackles as the vehicle is being driven over rough terrain, which here in Michigan includes the paved roads, unfortunately.

Simple piece that snugs into your D-Ring shackles to keep the noise down and prevent the D-ring from scratching up your bumper or whatever it's attached to. I used this with  Smittybilt 13047B 3/4" Black D-Ring  And they work great. Well built and should help keep most noise down when driving. I did zip tie them just to make sure they don't pop off. They look great, I posted a picture so you can get an idea.

Looked good when I had them. They held securely on my D-rings. Make sure that your D-rings are secure on your vehicle though. I didn't, and I lost one somewhere (or it was stolen). So, now I'm stuck with just one of these and can't justify spending $10 on another set.

Been running these about 6 months now. Over the winter I did a 5000 mile offroad trip down the length of Baja. These never wanted to fall off or even come loose. Good product. Look good. Highly recommended.

I use this on my Subaru Foresters front bumper tow point. It mounts directly infront of the plastic bumper and this protects my paint from damage from the D-ring swinging back and forth. I would suggest getting these for any point you add D-rings which could potentially harm your finish - if you care!I've driven 20000km and so far it hasn't fallen off and no one's decided to steal it.

Look great in my pink Rugged Ridge D-links!

Works like it should! Had these on for years now and it hasn't degraded or failed.

Fit perfect. So far so Good

I got it mainly to stop tapping noise on my bumper, works that way.