SUITCASE® Trifold Ramp

Heavy- Duty

Sharp edges

al t. from fenton, mo

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It's well built and might work for a truck and a heavy weight scooter.

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anne n. from tba, fl

The ramp weighs 55 pounds. That's heavier than I can manage. It's also quite large, even folded up. It is not what I needed. 

The ramp works as described. It is a bit heavy for me at 35 lbs but still manageable.

Weight

terry o. from chatfield, mn (caregiver)

My husband has recently started using a power wheelchair. We have a regular van but by taking out the seat and using the suitcase ramps we can go out

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Too unstable

michael g. from los angeles, ca

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strong

too heavy

ed g. from livonia, mi

help get my scooter in the house without breaking down the scooter

Perfect for a strong, able-bodied man.

Too heavy for me to use. I needed something lighter to roll my husband's wheelchair into my SUV. It feels almost as heavy as the wheelchair.

carl b. from campbell, ca (caregiver)

70 year old male, disabled, practically bedridden.

Gives a 4 ft option for a 7 ft ramp.

Overbuilt and too heavy. If you add the extended front lip to work with a minivan you lose 1/3 of the weight capacity. So who needed it in the 1st place?

jeffrey s. from lorena, tx

65 years old. The 7 foot model is ok to lift in 2 parts but very heavy and awkward as 1 piece. Trifold does not stay together.

They do fold up, take less space

The weight to move around

john k. from lock haven, pa

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Heavier than it looks and no as easy to set up as advertized

victor m. from harrisburg, pa

Partial paralizes

Portablity, and feel safe using.

opening is not that easy for one person and the weight is deceiving and carring is difficult

victor m. from harrisburg, pa

60 years old, wheelchair need to get around