“This Booster PAC [ES5000] has been one of the best purchases I have made. We were panicking when the slides wouldn’t go in on our 5th wheel RV when ready to leave a campsite where there were no electric hookups. We were amazed it had the power to move heavy…
“In September 2014, my car battery died. I had good quality jumper cables in the trunk and managed to find a gentleman to provide a running truck whose battery I jumped my car from. I immediately drove to my mechanic and had him install a new battery in the car.…
“I purchased a 1970 Mustang Mach 1 with a high performance 408 stroker motor about 4 years ago. The battery is mounted in the trunk. At the time of the purchase, the owner didn’t understand why there wasn’t enough cranking power, drawing the battery dead. He recommended the ES5000 Booster…
“I’ve always used Booster PAC jump packs in my family business, my diesel business, and even have 2 on the farm. I recently updated one of my booster packs because of age, and I got the ES5000. Little did I know I was buying the most bad a$$ jump pack…
“I started my business in 2013. I run a roadside assistance company here in Oregon. These boxes hold up! My cousin and I use them everyday!!! I can honestly say I get 20+ jumpstarts or more jumpstarting vehicles. Afterwards, I’ll just throw it on the charger just because, not because…
Editor’s Note: A common theme we hear from customers is their appreciation for the independence that owning a jump starter brings to their everyday. Particularly for our women customers, eliminating the need to ask a stranger for a jump using booster cables brings great peace of mind, as noted by…
We get a lot of feedback from our customers. Most of that feedback can be grouped into 6-10 general threads and much of it follows along similar themes related to our various brands and products. A common theme related to Booster PAC products is that it solves problems. This is…
“Well, I work for a very large family owned cable TV company as a construction supervisor. I received a call from a crew leader stating that, not only was the 12V battery in his machine up in the mountain stone cold flat, but now his work truck battery was dead.…