SUITCASE® Advantage Series Ramp

Durablility and portability

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ginger m. from lubbock, tx

I'M a 56 yr old female confined to a wheelchair by MS.

Ease of use

Not really anything major. Needed to add covering to ends to prevent slippage and damage to wood floors.

greg c. from south pasadena, ca

30 year old male using a wheelchair

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sidney h. from southbury, ct (caregiver)

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very usable

heavy

jacquline c. from upper marlboro, md (caregiver)

wheel chair

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donna d. from boulder, co

the size, strength, and convenience of this product is great

When in use the user feels the stability built into the ramp and therefore a feeling of confidence and safety.

Unless one uses a strap of some kind to keep the vibration out of the ramp while carrying it, it will make a lot of noise while in a car trunk.

joseph f. from daytona beach, fl

I am a paraplegic electric wheelchair user.

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charles d. from alamogordo, nm

Some of the older models (lower prices) have steps the ramp let us stay at them, works juse fine.

ability to carry

needs method of attaching to resting position. i installed eyebolts to accept chain connections

john w. from shelby township, mi

83 yr male using wheelchair

The ramp is very sturdy and carries weight very well. The non slip surface is a benefit as well. It folds up easily

The lip of the product is made to overlap the floor. We did not feel confident using the ramp without securing the lip, ( there are holes to do so). This worked very well, but eliminates the "portable" quality.

lorraine b. from mendocino, ca (caregiver)

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durability, built well, light weight

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david j. from mount shasta, ca (caregiver)

51 year-old , it is durable and works well

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ann a. from yucaipa, ca (caregiver)

51-year-old male, multiple sclerosis

It is very strong and holds up well

Maybe a better way to make sure it doesn't slip without hurting the step you are using it for

sheryl w. from ames, ne (caregiver)

This was for my mother, elderly confined to a wheelchair