Nearly Six Feet of Dog Ramp Folded Into a Slab

Every car ramp is a trade between length and steepness: the shorter the ramp, the steeper the climb into a boot. This one is 71 inches long, an inch short of six feet, so the angle into a boot or a side door stays shallow enough that a shepherd past 100 pounds walks it, on an aluminum frame rated to 250 pounds with a carpet-textured surface that buyers report keeps its grip when wet. It folds down to a slab 19 by 17.2 inches and 5 inches thick, 19 pounds with a carry handle. What it replaces is lifting a big or ageing dog in by hand, or letting it jump and land on its joints every trip.

The catch every product here has oneSome buyers say 17.2 inches of width is too narrow for larger breeds, and others report their dogs slipping off it. It is also 19 pounds, a real lift out of the boot on every trip, and not everyone finds it easy to open and fold.

Buyers report

Buyers report a sturdy, functional ramp that works for small dogs and large ones, shepherds past 100 pounds included, folds up for storage and keeps its grip when wet. Feedback is mixed on setup, weight, stability and width: some find it easy to set up and put away and others awkward to open and fold; some say it is not too heavy and others wish it were lighter; some report it never slips and others say their dogs slip off; some find it wide enough for big dogs and others say it is too narrow for larger breeds.

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