Camco Universal RV Flex Pads for Leveling Blocks - Prevents RV Jacks & Stabilizers from Sinking Into Soft Ground - RV Leveling Made Easy - Blocks Measure 8 1/2" x 8 1/2" (44600)

Great product. Works as intended!

Very sturdy and substantial. They are also kind of heavy. They will work well for our weekend trips. The black color picks up lighter dirt and dust pretty easily so they may not be for you if you are a neat freak with your gear.

Heavy Duty and work really well with my SnapPads. I feel like the rubber on rubber is the ticket for getting the most out of your stabilizers.

I think they are a little over priced for way they are.... That being said I think they are pretty good quality. No clue about how long they will last. And the one big recommendation I have is to make them lock together better. When you stack them they don't really lock together at all. Or at least make in different sizes so you don't have to buy 4 or 5. I used them for my boat (only needed 1 for that) and then I use 3 or 4 for my dump trailer.

They work well. Didn't slide when weight put on it. The quality is very good and should last a while with moderate to heavy use.

Great way to easily level your camper on solid ground.

I bought these to raise my car's included jack. I lifted my car some and have larger tires on it and realized my jack would no longer reach the car enough to get it high enough to change a tire. So I bought these to make up the difference. I know, they say not to stack them, but when I tested them out (all 4 I bought), it was super stable. I was not concerned at all. And I can't see any way they would slide at all unless I were on a pretty serious incline. I imagine most people are using these for RVs, and I can't speak to that, but they work great for what I bought them for. Definitely recommended.

These work great for the RV support legs. I've used them on a concrete driveway, blacktop, grass, and gravel. They do the job well and prevent the support legs from pushing in to the surface and causing things to be undeveloped. They have a lot of "heft" to them and I am sure they will last for ages.