Pro-Lift Car Dent Puller Enhanced Edition, 2PCS Car Dent Remover Tools for Car Dent Repair, Glass, Screen, Tiles & Objects Moving (Grey)

They’re not that big, the photo is quite deceiving, they are made of cheap plastic .And to top it all it has the suction power of a cheap toilet plunger, utter waste of money. Only gave it 1 star because it wouldn’t let me leave 0

Look a good quality, and very nice price compared to others of same specs,overall very pleased

The small suction cup grips like a limpet, the larger one needs a little more persuasion to grip but when it does it works fine

Bought these to try and fix a dent in my passenger door. After watching several you tube videos about the boiling water technique I thought these would do the trick. They are tiny and although you get some suction, as soon as you put any real pressure on them from pulling they fail quite easily. Wet or dry (cleaned surface)

Didn't work very and very small for the job it's needed for

Ignore the reviews about saying it’s good… you want an honest review? It doesn’t stick to any dent that actually goes inwards! A slight angle and the stupid things won’t work! I tried so many different ways looked at the description and everything and it still didn’t work! Was very frustrating and disappointing you get a tiny one and a large one in the box the tiny one stuck but not at the angled bits but was too weak to do anything and it just ripped off. The large one wouldn’t stick to anything on the dent. I stuck it to the glass to make sure it was working and it stuck to the glass (because it was flat) but it wouldn’t stick to the dent whatsoever so what’s the point? It’s a dent puller that can’t stick to dents. Avoid at all costs

Took out most of a dent but no good on a curved area. Good suction power for such small items.

Despite getting these in a lightning deal at just over £3, they are still a complete waste of money.They were a pack of two; Large and Small. The dent on the car is on the bumper and is minor. However the suction is so poor that it didn't even grip well. I pulled them off with minimal force and the dent is still there.I'd return them for a refund, but it would cost me more in Petrol and printing costs than it would to just throw them away.