SUITCASE® Advantage Series Ramp

Not provided

Not provided

soledad r. from castro valley, ca

60 years old post-polio patient.

Durability and carry handle

Does not fit under a closed door so has to be removed.

shirley h. from stockton, ca (caregiver)

In a wheelchsir

Durability and carry handle

Does not fit under a closed fort so has to be removed.

shirley h. from stockton, ca (caregiver)

In a wheelchsir

Heavy duty

Heavy

ellen marie d. from leander, tx (caregiver)

In a wheelchair

Ability to move where needed

None so far

joseph f. from glenside, pa

Peeps with weak legs, with difficulty using steps.

The strength is more than it needs to be

It is very strong. No weakness at all

allan p. from palmerton, pa

My age is 63 and I have a mild case of cerebral Palsy. My suitcase ramp is very nice and very helpful but it is a bit heavy for me to handle alone.

Not provided

Not provided

lonnie p. from amarillo, tx

Not provided

Quality construction.

The carrying handles are on the bottom of the ramp. Ramp must first be closed, and turned over to reach carry handles. In my case the door opens out, so the ramp's sides block the door. Ramp must be removed to close door. Cannot be left in place.

edward j. from covington, la (caregiver)

46 year old female, cancer survivor, limited use of left arm and leg.

Ease of use

Storage

james c. from north las vegas, nv

My wife, recent hip replacement surgery, uses ramp to move scooter in and out of house

Not provided

Not provided

ray s. from the villages, fl

Physical disability

easy to fold up.

seems to bounce when walked on.

charles n. from stoughton, wi

Our daughter-in-law uses it when she visits our home.

The suitcase effect is very valuable except the length is almost to long.

Make the suitcase effect so that it will be folded in length and not the way it is now.

douglas p. from fort atkinson, wi

I think the end plate could be a little longer to make it more safe in case of it slipping off the bumper when loading scooters.