gardhom1Pair 5FT Adjustable Wheelchair Ramp 60" L x 7.4" W Telescopic Ramps for Wheelchairs 600lbs Portable Wheelchair Ramps for Steps Home Threshold Doorways Steps Stairs with Carrying Bag

I have a dachshund and stairs to my backyard. Putting them together makes a perfect Weenie Walk for this.

Excellent easy to use

These things have been a lifesaver. My father has to use a wheelchair some of the time (but not always), so we didn't need to put in a permanent ramp. These were a great alternative. Especially for the price. Very sturdy. Perfect for getting my dad down the four steps when he needs to use his wheelchair. Even the fire fighters and paramedics like them when they have come to take dad to the hospital. Easy to store away when not in use. I 100% recommend.

The only thing we didn't like is the ramp gives too much. Add says it will hold 800#s. My husband wheeling my mother in her wheel chair with a combined weight of less than 320#'s flexed the ramp a lot. I can't imagine it being able to handle 800#s

love these ramps the only thing these ramps need is something to secure them while using them they can fall off my tailgate and someone can get hurt. This is a problem for a lot of ramps not just this one.

We got these to load a recumbent e-trike into our SUV. They work perfectly for that; a little heavier than necessary but that's not terribly important. Telescoped back together, they fit beneath the trike, making it easy to pack other things around them. The button-locks work well. The case is a little dodgy, but not that important to us. The sharp edges of the ramps had already started to wear through the bag by the time we received our order. It could use a little heavier fabric at the ends, but serves the purpose at home at least. We took the trike on a 2000 mile road trip and didn't bother with the bag.

Bought this because of price,but after using it,now for several months,nothing but garbage. If you have a traditional wheelchair it WILL NOT WORK,yes I can get up and down but not without the feeling like I'm going to topple off the ramp.It holds the weight just fine,problem is when you line up the front wheels to go up or down the wheel part you use to propel yourself don't line up so you have to he very careful or you will fall.

I own a wagon type crossover and recently picked up a TerraTrike Evo 3 wheel bike that’s was difficult to pick up do to an injury making me disabled. My car can’t take a hitch or I would have just added a small trailer so anyway this is definitely going to help come the spring.