SnapPad StakPad Universal Leveling Block and Jack Pad for RVs and Trailers - Purple - Qty 1

Video Transcript for Review of SnapPad RV Jack Pads - Universal Leveling Block and Jack Pad - SN84VR

Hi, everybody, Steven here with etrailer.com. Today we're looking at our SnapPad StakPad universal leveling block and jack pads for RVs and trailers alike. Now folks, we do offer these in four different colors. I will throw the item numbers up on the screen for you. So I wanna show you from the get-go, if you order one, you're gonna get quantity one. So let's say you got pink.

You're gonna get quantity one. You're gonna get the pink plastic with the two rubber pieces that sandwich that together. So this is what you're gonna get with each purchase, quantity one. So if you need different colors, put in the right item number in the search bar up above to get the right color. And again, the quantity, make sure you update the quantity in the checkout to get the right quantity of what you're looking for as well.

Now, getting into the product itself, these are universal jack pads that use both rubber and plastic for both stability and toughness. You simply position them beneath jacks, or they can be stabilizers, underneath stabilizers, rather, or even your trailer wheels. Now, what's neat about these (Velcro whooshing) is they come with a hook and loop strap on each one. I'm gonna go ahead and take them off a couple of these. (strap rustling) And that makes it nice and convenient whenever you're putting 'em away and just kinda holding everything together.

So let's move these outta the way. I wanna zoom in and show you some dimensions real quick and also how these pads go together and apart. So they are 12 inches square, no matter which way you measure them. Keep in mind, my ruler here is a 13-inch ruler, so that is 12 inches. And from the top or side down, rather, (pad thumping) you've got the rubber pads.

Those are about 1/2-inch each one. Overall, the height here is two inches. And that center piece is right at one inch. So the rubber pads, the one side just simply sandwiches on there. The other side, however, kinda has these little nubs on it, as I call 'em. You can kinda see 'em there. And they actually marry to the hole on the bottom side, and they hold it in place nice and tight and everything. So again, nice rubberized protection there as well. Now, what you can do is you can remove the rubber pads here on a couple different ones as needed, and you could stack a bunch of these together to give you a different height whenever you're doing your landing gear or maybe your jack. One thing to note out here is that you'll see the handle here. You never want to position it to where you're driving over the handle, because you could potentially damage the handle by driving over it. Okay And it could also potentially cause the product to lift or shift out of place. So let's say I got to the site, and I want to go up on, you know, one side of my trailer's not level like the other. So I can simply take two of these. If my wheel direction's going this way, I could take two of 'em. I can take the side that matches up. I could stack these together. Now they're interlocked. Now I can go up and over my platform here and park, and now I've to my trailer leveled if the one side was unlevel. So again, my handles are not in the direction of the wheel. The wheel's coming up and over safely. And now it's nice and tight. I can remove 'em if I wanted to. Again, I could stack these and get a different height. And again, you wanna make sure you have the flat pad there on the top, putting that jack foot plate or that stabilizer on the flat part. So very nice product. They weigh about 7.6 pounds each. They have a weight capacity of 40,000 pounds. And they, again, are just a nice product overall in my opinion, I like 'em. I like how they stack. I like how this rubber is flexible, but it matches right up into place where it needs to go on the next pad. So a very nice, quality product here by the SnapPad folks. So again, folks, one last time, you're getting individual colors, and you're getting again just one single set. The center plastic and the two outside rubbers that marry that together. So again, make sure you get the right parts, the right color. That's gonna wrap it up, folks. I'm Steven, thanks for watching. And as always, stay safe while you're towing.