SUITCASE® Trifold Ramp

Quality of the material

Velcro closures.

susan w. from salem, oh

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800lb weight, rails on all sides, traction surface

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garlan l. from chatham, il (caregiver)

Gentleman that uses the to ride his mobility scooter in and out of our home as his knee issues cause a fall risk even on the 2 steps to our house

concept is good

weight

joan l. from naples, fl

my husband needed this to access our car with his scooter

It is portable and folds/unfolds easily.

It seems a little heavy, but that is my opinion, not my husband's.

linda l. from san francisco, ca

I have been in a wheelchair since i broke my ankle in 2011, We purchased a power chair to make it easier for me to get around (love the power chair

The strengths of this product are it's being of sturdy light weight aluminum,fold-able and breaks apart to 2 pieces weighing only 25lbs each.

If it has a weakness to point out I haven't found it as yet.

dennis s. from irma, wi

The 8' folding aluminum ramp was bought for loading my power chair into our van. It has proven well worth the price. 2 piece breaks down to 25lbs ea.

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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betty g. from cortez, co (caregiver)

Didn’t work for us. Too big and heavy

design quality

weight-- but you need that to be strong

betty and larry b. from deshler, oh

Handicap user in and out of pickup truck

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jerry s. from new york, ny

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Folds into a suitcase option and is relatively lightweight for putting in and out of my vehicls

no weaknesses.

donald p. from austin, mn

I use it put ny Wifes scooter in the rear of my van.

Quality of product, strenght,design.

Weight!

thomas s. from coupeville, wa

Male, 76 yrs of age, retried USN Master Chief Petty Officer, Parkinson disease advancing at an increasing pace reason, wife age 80, married 47yrs

Light and easy to use.

Don't see any weakness.

clarence w. from freeport, il (caregiver)

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