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COMBINE TWO COLORS!!!! Combo colors are sold as pairs and include two shackles. (GET 10% OFF!!) Use the DROPDOWN MENU above the Add to Cart button to choose your color combo. Introducing the "PATENTED" JOWL™ recovery split shackle™. Our innovative split "J" recovery shackle design eliminates the need for tools or soft shackles while making rope and strap connections faster eliminating the need to remove your shackles from your bumper or hitch receiver to make a connection, hook up a rope, or strap out on the trail. Fast TOOL-LESS closed recovery finally made easy!! Sorry, your browser doesn't support embedded videos. THIS CHANGES EVERYTHING! Just open up the Jowl™ shackle hooked sides, insert your recovery rope or tow strap looped end, rotate the end of the tow rope or strap to engage both sides of the shackle, pull tight and you are ready to recover your stuck vehicle. We designed the Jowl™ with a D-Ring shackle shape for those off-roaders who prefer a more traditional shackle look on their rigs. Built-in pull angle stops are visual reminders that give you feedback to help you keep your pull angles low keeping your recovery safe and as efficient as possible. The Jowl™ Recovery Shackle fits any 2.0 or 2.5 inch D-Ring tow shackle receiver hitch bracket mount with a 7/8" (0.875") pin hole and a mount width of 1-1/4" (1.25") or less. PLEASE NOTE: A very popular bumper mount hole inside diameter is often listed on bumper specs information as 1.0 inch. Many manufacturers use this common bore size when machining their mounts. However, after coating the entire bumper including the inside of the mount holes with thick textured or powder coatings this added thickness decreases the inside diameter of the holes well under 1.0 inch, down to around 0.950in, making the hole size too small for a 1.0 inch pin. In most cases a 1.0 inch diameter hole is intended for a 3/4 size shackle that has a 7/8” (0.875in) pin diameter. If your bumper has 1.0 mount holes please refer to our VEHI

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