Johnson 175-O Post Level, GloOrange | Manual Operation | ABS Plastic & Rubber | 9 x 5 inches | 1 Count

Great post leveler. Easy to use and bubble levels are large and easy to see. Rubber band that comes with is high durability. We fenced in an entire acre while using this during the hottest part of the summer last year. Works well with a high amount of accuracy. Large design of the product made it much easier to use than other options even for those that were wearing gloves. Allowed to get the alignment of the poles quickly and easily.

The only reason I was aware of this was a tick tock video sent to me by one of my children. In the past when I've leveled out fence posts that I'm putting in the ground, usually involves several levels and attaching supporting feet to the Post to keep it where it needs to be. You snapped this on a couple of moves you're able to see both forward and sideways alignment in a breeze! The heavy duty rubber band makes it easy to attach and detach! Very useful and will be part of my toolbox! Seems to be very accurate and easy to read!

This tool makes leveling fence posts and pipe incredibly easy. I use it while building fences on my farm, and it saves me time and frustration every single time. The bright orange color makes it easy to find, and the strap holds it firmly in place on both round and square posts.The bubble levels are accurate, and the hands-free design means I can set posts solo without constantly checking with a handheld level. For under $10, this is one of the most useful tools in my kit.If you're working on fencing, decks, or any vertical posts — this tool is a no-brainer. Highly recommended!

Good level. Rubber band broke first use.

Excellent product that is easy to use and gets the job done!

Great product and price

This thing was a must-have for our fence installation! It’s simple & easy to take on & off, easy to read, and not flimsy. We were able to make our posts perfectly level with this gadget! I also like that it was orange & easy to see.

We had about 14 deck posts to install. Being able to level both sides of the post simultaneously while only holding the post (and not the level as the level has a rubber band) made the job much easier. We had one person holding the top of the post while a second person clamped the post and drilled bolt holes on the bottom of the post. A temporary block of wood screwed onto the bottom of the deck beams (to hold the bottom of the post level with the deck beams) was also helpful.