Love it Worth the money great price

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.

Seems like a good, VERY sturdy, indestructible, quality product.
It just won't work to pop a dent out of my motorcycle tank because it barely fits in the tank, but doesn't expand enough to pop out the dent.
I know what you are thinking, this guy was a quitter, I could use a round piece of wood in addition to the wedge.....
You would be wrong. All it will do is make you want to punch a dent into the top of you tank.

I was able to get it out by completely destroying it, but it wasn't easy.
For reference, this was a 1979 Honda 125, with a dent in the tank.

You may be able to get it to work by sacrificing two wedges, but it would be even hard to get them out.

I wanted to buy those hand lifts that look like a little car jack. I read the reviews and a few people said the handle broke when squeezing it or the little lift pieces were too small to hold anything. Someone mentioned these Air Bags. They do work but only lift something about 1 1/2"-2" high. I used it to lift my stove to adjust the legs. Lifted it just enough. Its good if you need to slide something thin under something.

We do a-lot repos and PPI impounds where time is critical. my guys seem to like this item The other high dollar ones we used before keep breaking under stress.