Rhino USA Shackle Hitch Receiver (Fits 2" Receivers) Best Towing Accessories for Trucks, Jeep, Toyota & More - Connect Your Rhino Tow Strap for Vehicle Recovery, Mounts to 2" Receiver Hitches (Green)

Very bad experience from the seller. Non cooperative and lays false accusation. Good product but comes without locking PIN.

Excedió mis expectativas, es extremadamente bueno y robusto, voy a comprar otro y trae stickers

It was useful until I lost the shackle... It's not like other Rhino shackles where the pin goes thru and is secured by a R-pin. This simple screw on kept loosing up and even you screw it back when you notice you will end up with an empty hitch...

Solid chunk of metal. Bought this for emergency recovery of myself or others. Solid shackle making for easy insertion of a strap without having to loop the strap around itself. Great product, great price!

I get in trouble. A lot. After I get in trouble, I buy stuff for the next time I do whatever I just did (assuming I remember it). Hence, I have a lot of stuff. I could easily have cheaped out on this item. This is way overkill for my needs--a similar item less than half the cost would have done it, but Rhino makes such cool stuff that I like to reward myself with their products for no good reason--after all, whatever the reason I'm buyin' for, it was always my fault anyhow. This sucker is built. Beautifully built. Seriously. You could probably yank a dump truck out of a muddy ditch with it, so I'm sure it'll be more than adequate for my minivan (although you wouldn't believe what a grave you can dig for yourself with a minivan). I don't know how you could exaggerate how hefty and solid this shackle hitch is. If nothing else, every time I pick this thing up, the first thing that occurs to me is what a fine lethal weapon it would make. You could kill a polar bear with it, although small women and children might have a hard time swinging this mass--they better stick to bear cubs. Of course the fluorescent green and black colorings are just bitchin' too. Some people complain that it doesn't come with a hitch pin, but that seems expected to me. The only imaginable drawback I can see to this obviously fine piece of kit is that it's almost too pretty to get dirty--yeah, I know, that's what she said. P.S. Also makes killer work-out equipment. (Somebody should patent pivoted kettleballs fast. I'll buy some.) I was tossing it in my vehicle with the rest of the emergency equipment (my life is an ongoing emergency), but it felt so damn good in my hand that I went for a real long walk with it. Alternating a can of pop and this thing between hands while swinging it while doing ordinary and reverse curls got a really good burn going, especially at the shoulders--it felt great. (I do have a big advantage here--I lost my dignity along with my hair a long, long time ago, so my neighbor's eye-rolling hardly fazes me--by now they know me well enough, and I've done so many dumber and worse things.)