Adjustable Wheelchair Ramp 5FT Telescoping Portable Ramps for Steps Aluminum Lightweight Ramp with Storage Bag Non-Skid Ramps for Wheelchair for Home 60" L x 7.4" W 600lbs Capacity (2 Pack)

Ramps are sturdy and have good gripping material on the underside of tabs at the top an bottom. I use these to get my powered wheelchair into an out of my Subaru Outback.

Use these to get my wife who uses a wheelchair into and out of house with 3 steps. Seem very sturdy, they don't feel like they sag at all when using them. Easy to set up and take down, very light weight with convenient carry bag.

I got this to take my mom out of the house in her wheelchair. It slides to just the right length. I gave them a 4 because when I walked on them they didn't seem as stable in the joint. But it worked like a charm and the best part was that it allowed the people pushing and pulling to remain firm on the steps.

Light enough I can handle. I’m 74. Not in good yI use them to load my trike into my pickup

They work great. Non slip surface, easy to telescope and collapse.

I'm using this as an outdoor ramp for my ebike. I love how it telescopes out, so it's easy to store. And as you can see from the photo, it's the perfect size for the two steps out on my patio. The ramp stays in place very securely. And the width of it is ideal for the bike, it's easy to guide it up with room to spare. I'm also happy that it came in a two-pack, because I now have an extra one to lend out and/or I may eventually use it if this one gets old. But, this is such great quality, it may last for decades. The pair also come in a nice, high-quality carry bag, which I'm using as storage for the extra ramp. All in all, a great purchase!

It is a decent ramp for the price. However, it seems that either during manufacture or shipping that some of the anti-slip "grit" ended up inside the rails and the unit wouldn't pull to expand. It was stuck. I ended up liberally applying some w d 4 0 in every opening and along the rail where possible. After about an hour, I was able to slowly pull the unit to full length. Also, the "button" was very hard to press down. This whole process was difficult.

We purchased the ramp to help us load our portable generator, 40#, (normally I'd just pick the thing up and set it in the truck but, some wrist surgery got in the way). Secured it to our surf fishing cart and a couple of pulleys later the generator was loaded.Did the job without sagging. I did nearly lose a finger nail in the push button hole on the first try of extending one.The only complaint and, it is far from serious, is that the box arrives with the label, WHEEL CHAIR RAMP, in BOLD BLACK lettering on the box! We took the box in the house before any neighbor got the wrong impression :-).