Multi-Fold Ramp

The quality, durability. It will last forever-of that I am sure.

Hard to manage alone - it's quite large.

philip b. from long beach, ca

Ramp is exactly as described. Sturdy, durable, practical. Love it. I can now load my mobility chair into my van. A bit heavier than I expected.

Seams to be very strong.

It isn't easy to set up.

daniel w. from san jose, ca (caregiver)

I use it for my wife when i use the wheel chair. She is 78 years old. She has dementia and is not steady on her feet.

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louis j. from manchester, ia

Wheelchair bound male

Allows you to leave your home without building a handicap ramp. Sets up in minutes.

So far none.

bette e. from burton, mi

Disabled,use rollater & electric scooter.

Very strong

Not easy to handle.

joel p. from fort collins, co (caregiver)

The ramp is too heavy and is not easy, very heavy. I had to get extensions which makes it awkward and heavy

The main thing is it allows me to enjoy going places without having to push a manual wheel chair around.

The two bolts are a little difficult to place together. It is also a little difficult to handle due to it's weight and it is also a little difficult to get the back wheels of the chair to advance up the incline

barry l. from ashville, nc

The user is a 60 who uses the ramp to put his wife's electric wheel chair in the back of a subaru hatchback

Ease of use

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roxie n. from ft collins, co (caregiver)

My mother has lost both of her legs in the past year

It's strong. The length is good

The gripper surface might be better on the inside of the folded up ramp.......

peggy n. from gig harbor, wa (caregiver)

I am the one that sets it up. The user of the scooter is 69. I am 66 and healthy

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bettyjoe c. from chicago, il (caregiver)

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Once set up good

Attaching together

robert m. from caledonia , canada (caregiver)

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robert m. from caledonia , canada (caregiver)

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portability with it folding like a suitcase and with handle to carry them.

Have not gotten the hang yet of unfolding them and setting up to get wheelchair in and out of car, so have not used as yet. It took just as much time as taking apart the 4-piece wheelchair for travel (his "Go Chair")

donna n. from riverside, ca (caregiver)

Husband, 63 yrs old, left-side paralyzed from stroke.