Wheel chock

Some of those plastic ones are so flimsy they wouldn't stand up to any kind of very heavy weight.

What is wrong with the plastic ones that weigh a pittance of the rubber ones?

Same wheel chocks but cheaper at Harbor Freight Link

I forgot to remove one and it popped right out as soon as I moved the trailer. I use them to help stabilize it but don't trust them for parking.

B.O.

I have X-Chocks, but I have the rubber wheel chocks on the ground when hitching/unhitching. X-Chocks are best described as "stabilizers".

I use both with zero issues!

Why risk problems for the sake of $50?

Rubber Wheel Chocks

I have a set of X chocks. I've looked at this myself and I don't think it would be wise. If you raise or lower the front of the trailer, the wheels actually move a little bit closer or farther apart. Same goes for setting the stab jacks and lifting one side of the trailer slightly.
So you could set the X-chocks in one position and they could get very loose just by making an adjustment.

X-chocks stop back/forth rocking motion BUT are NOT 'recommended' in lieu of wheel chocks.

The two together work best.

Wheel chocks to stop the rig from rolling away and the X-chocks to help with that 'boat on water' feeling

I have used just X-chocks (both sides) on my 5vr but only on fairly level sites. ANY slope for/aft I wheel chock first then x-chock and recheck that evening



Wheel Stop....?
Is that a different product or different description of X-Chocks?

I don't see why you couldn't. I do know as the tires cool down the chocks either kind will be loose. The standards are easier and faster for setup