Medical Step Stool with Handle SUV Car Elderly Handicap Steps for RV

Works great for any handicapped person. It’s sturdy but a little heavy to lift in and out of the car

very good would be great id it folded

If you have a parent that has to swing leg up and over ( basically can’t lift leg straight up at the knee). This may not be the right fit. My Mother had a brain aneurism many years ago, that took her left side. Over time, she did regain use, but now being forty years later, she is becoming increasingly weaker on her left side. She understandably, feels the need to, hang onto something, while she is getting into or out of a vehicle. And it needs to be super sturdy, as well. I have not found anything that has fit that bill. The best so far, has been an exercise step ( safest ) as far as having a non slip, fixed solid surface. Because this item has four little legs, if it is on an uneven surface, it tottles. So, even with a handle, which is great, it does not “feel safe” to my mom. Two of the legs are also a bit of a hurdle, for my mom to get her left leg, up and over. As they are raised onto the top side of the step, at about an inch or so, higher than the level of the step. Probably a great step for many. But may be a bit of a hurdle for those with balance and strength issues, as well as those that have to also turn on the step before sitting down. I will keep searching. But for now an exercise step is the best. As she can step up and turn on it safely.

Was looking for a solution to assist my elderly and weak mom with getting in and out of my full size SUV. This is lightweight and sturdy and gives her a safe additionl step. She also uses it in the house to exercise she has handles on both sides ans usez it to strengthen her legs.

Sturdy and easy to put together!

Most worst product very complicated to put together this tool . All uneven missing parts

This was very helpful for my dad. Made it much easier getting in my big vehicle. No complaints. Suggestions for improvement: a foldable design would be amazing and easier for the caregiver to maneuver .

The step appears to be well built and sturdy. If you set the the handle at max height it feels a tad wobbly, other than that it's fine. The main issue that needs tweaking is when you max out the legs to get the 8" height. The short legs opposite of the handle are not locked in. They are just stuck up inside the step tube. It's not an issue when you step on it, it's just not securely locked in as when you set it at lower heights. The locking pin keeps the leg from going up inside the tube when you step on it. But I'm m afraid over time it will just fall out of the tube. The short legs with locking holes need to be just a little longer so they would lock in and I would have given it a 5 star review. I recommend it, but just be aware of this slight tweak I think it needs.