Saicool Pet Ramp, 62 Inches Dog Car Ramp Portable Pet Travel Folding Traction Grip Ramp Stairs
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About Saicool Pet Ramp, 62 Inches Dog Car Ramp Portable Pet Travel Folding Traction Grip Ramp Stairs
Overall Feedback:
72% positive
71% praised its long-lasting construction, but 29% experienced wear and tear
For the price, the quality of the item is impressive.
I find the product fairly sturdy, but I'm unsure if it can hold my 125 lb dog who is only 1 year old.
79% found it easy to set up and fold, while 21% had difficulties
This ramp is easy to assemble and fold/unfold with one hand. It also works at the right angle without any interference with the truck door.
Without the rugs pieces, I can see why some users might have difficulty with the assembly process.
73% liked the gentle incline
I can easily fold and unfold the ramp with one hand and it works at the right angle to avoid interference with the truck door.
71% liked its lightweight and compact design, but 29% found it heavy
The ramp is easy to fold and unfold with one hand and works at the right angle, so there is no interference with the truck door.
I find the product bulky to handle, but there seems to be no way around it due to its large size.
72% appreciated its sturdy design, but 28% had concerns about its stability
I had to add some carpet to the ramp because it is made of hard plastic and my dog could not get traction. This indicates that the ramp is not stable enough for my dog to use comfortably.
I purchased sandpaper type tape for traction because my dog finds it hard to walk on the slippery surface, which scares him if he slides on it.
71% praised the non-slip surface, while 29% experienced slippage
I purchased sandpaper type tape for traction on the ramp because it was slippery and scared my dog if he slid on it.
I added carpet to the ramp because the hard plastic surface was causing my dog to slip and lose traction.
After a couple of tries, I refused to use the dog as it kept slipping and sliding.
