Ruedamann 7FT Telescopic Wheelchair Ramp with Handle, 7.5" Wide, 2PCS | Aluminum Portable Wheelchair Ramps for Steps, Non-Slip Ramp for Stairs, Home Entry, Front Porch, Doorways, 660 LBS Capacity

Excellent quality. Love the handles. Clamps effortlessly and yet very strong. Easily extends and retracts. I’m a 5’1” 69 yr old woman and find it light yet sturdy. I use them to load my 3 wheel recumbent trike bike!

These Ruedamann ramps are a lifesaver. My wife had surgery and was confined to a wheelchair for a few months. Lifting that heavy wheelchair into the back of my truck was getting really old. I tried some folding steel ramps and they were overkill, too heavy, too slippery, etc. I bought these Ruedamann ramps and all was well again. They are light, but very strong, compact for what they are, have rails on the side, and traction grit on the surface, and have completely saved my back from lifting. They are really high quality, and I wouldn't hesitate to buy them again. The one and only thing I wish were different about them would be to include or make available a storage bag for them.

We ordered these (first time using ramps like this) to put in the back of our Volkswagen Golf so I can push my travel power chair up and down the ramp into the trunk. They have worked GREAT so far. No complaints at all. We weren’t 100% sure if the length would be too long or too short from the ground to the trunk, but the length is perfect! The adjustability makes it really convenient too. Most normal parking lots of plenty of space for me to get my chair up and down the ramps. They are not too heavy for what they are (but very sturdy). I usually slide them in and out of the back so I don’t have to fully lift them. But they can be lifted and carried- they have handles on each ramp. Definitely slip resistant with good tread, and I am feeling mobile again with the option to bring my chair places by myself. Highly recommend.

We purchased this set of ramps so we could transport my Powerchair from place to place. I was a little worried because a few reviews said that the middle ledge was too high and their powerchair couldn't clear it- thankfully that wasn't the case with mine, and the chair just barely clears the ledges. We ordered the ramps that extend to 7 feet, and I'm glad we did. We almost ordered shorter ones but we definitely need the 7 foot ones to be able to get the powerchair into our van. The ramps are pretty easy to use, they only take a few minutes to set up each time. It seems a little odd that each ramp only has one pin-hole to secure the ramp to the van. It seems to me that two holes on each ramp would hold them in place more securely and help keep them from wobbling from side to side. Overall, though, I am really happy with this purchase as it has enabled me to get out of the house with my powerchair!

The ramp is made out of aluminum and will never rust and being adjustable in length up to 7ft is very versatile. Carrying handles make it easy to move from the van to the stairs. It holds my weight of 175lbs easily. The safety pins are a good feature and keeps it safe without slipping off the van. Their customer service is the best I’ve experienced on Amazon. Five stars!!! Would recommend and buy again.

I got the 10' ramp to get into a van about 27" high. The ramp was sufficiently strong for my mom in her wheelchair (about 200lbs total). Likes: good price, carrying handles, reasonable weight, reasonably easy to collapse and expand (see below) Dislikes: 1) Going up the ramp, it gets narrower to the point that it is hard to get the front and back wheels in ramp channel. 2) The ramps are perforated aluminum with no grip. They were fine in dry conditions, but I would not want to use them in the rain. 3) There are three sections and two clips on each side of each ramp. The upper clip holds the upper section to the middle section, but there is nothing to keep the lower segment from collapsing into the middle section except friction. While the ramps didn't go anywhere when using them, it was awkward to move a fully extended ramp as the bottom section would slide in and out.

First tried 6 ft ramps from Harbor Freight. Getting it in was OK, but taking it out was dangerous - slope was steep enough to make it hard for an 80 yr old guy to stay out of the way. Considered using a block and tackle system. Might have worked except no attachment point available. By this time I was thinking about an 8 ft ramp for around $180, but found this 10 ft ramp for $309 here. Completely solved the problem. Quality ramp, easy to extend and retract, light enough to handle. I’m on enough forums to know this is a big issue for trike owners. $300 is absolutely worth it. If I had started with this I would have saved a lot of grief and money.

This 3-piece trash cannot be expanded even if you connect each end to a super heavy-lift launch vehicle! Worse than anything, this trash was purchased to help a stage 4 breast cancer patient navigate, in a wheelchair, over stairs to get to her Oncology appointments. A COMPLETE "LACK OF LEADERSHIP", with zero EMPATHY and COMPASSION for women with Breast Cancer !!!

Excellent wheelchair ramp- versatile and great for facilitating easy movement over steps