Tri-Lynx Lynx Levelers RV Leveling Blocks with Carry Bag, 10 Pack, Plastic

I was using a combination of 2x4s %26 2X6s to level my travel trailer. These are a much improved option. The height makes it possible to gain a level reading, and the ability to build layers leads to an easy adjustment if needed. The one thing I disliked was that using the open-ended tongue jack directly on the levelers marred the levelers. If you use the levelers to support a tongue jack like mine, be sure to put a solid piece of wood on top to protect the levelers. Even with that one disappointment, I much prefer these to my earlier method! Now I'm thinking of acquiring more!

These are great levels. Using them with our travel trailer and they work fantastic. They hug the ground so they don't slip out from under the stabilizers. Because they stack and don't slip like pieces of wood would I can stack them and it helps stabilize our trailer even better. They are made well and are really sturdy. They came in a storage bag that makes it easier to store in our trailer because they are always all in the same place! All in all a great product and I would highly recommend.

Bought these as a second set for our travel trailer and truck. First set came with our trailer and we have been extremely happy with them! Handy carry case, lightweight, easy to use. Be sure to make a level pad for them to sit on before putting your trailer or tow vehicle on them, and follow the enclosed instructions, especially on the max height to stack them. Will buy these again, when it's time to replace them.

This is our second pack. If you take your trailer places other than RV parks you need at least 2 of these

They worked as they should and the price was reasonable. Especially how much it costs to own a rv. Strong material should hold up for a while.

Bought two packs at first. Then found out I needed more to fill my needs. They work as advertised, would recommend to anyone needing leveling solutions.

These work great and definitely help get our camper to level off side to side (we roll the tires right on top of the pad isn't level) then use them to put under our support jacks also! nice and sturdy, but light weight too!

These stack easily for leveling, but one set can do only about 2” lift bc you have to build a pyramid. We have 2 sets to get our trailer level. The time consuming part is put a few down, check level, pull forward, stack more, back up, check level, repeat as needed. They don't seem super hardy though, and already some sign of pressure after a couple weeks of use in our driveway. Probably good for short trips but not longterm use/storage.

We've only used Lynx Levelers for decades, so I can't compare them to other leveling systems. What I can say is that they work and work well except in a few situations. Since they don't have a solid bottom, they tend to sink into sandy or moist ground. Also, large gravel tends to catch in the ribs, and the ribs will eventually distort and break down when used on sharp gravel. I could/should bring squares of plywood with me, which would solve this problem, but I haven't. All that said, I'd say that a set of 10 blocks lasts for several years. We travel for weeks and months at a time and use them often, so, for the price, I think they are a good buy.

These leveling blocks are very flimsy and they break under pressure, especially on grass and hard packed dirt. They slide on asphalt. No bueno!