Ferret
5 ft Telescoping Aluminum Portable Wheelchair Ramp — 600 lb Capacity
Product description
Adjustable length and portable storage: Each ramp telescopes to fit a range of elevations, extending from 35" up to 60" to match small step heights and vehicle thresholds. The product is offered as a two-piece set that together weighs roughly 16 lbs, making it easy to carry, load, and store.
Durable construction and load capacity: Built from aluminum alloy for strength and corrosion resistance, these ramps are rated to handle a maximum load of 600 lbs. They are intended for manual wheelchairs, walkers, dollies, and similar wheeled equipment—not designed for powered wheelchair or scooter use.
Tool-free setup and transport: The ramps use a push-button locking mechanism to secure the telescoping sections; no tools or permanent installation are required. When collapsed they fit inside the provided padded carry bag for neat storage or transport in a trunk.
Safety features: The walking surface includes a textured, anti-slip pattern and the aluminum finish resists water and rust, improving grip and longevity in outdoor conditions. Use as a single ramp or pair the two ramps side-by-side for wider loads, and always confirm ramp length and angle are appropriate for the intended application.
Pros
- Lightweight and portable two-pack
- 600 lb rated aluminum construction
- Tool-free telescoping setup with carry bag
Cons
- Not suitable for many powered scooters
- Narrow width for wider loads
- Telescoping locks require attention to avoid pinching
VerdictThis telescoping aluminum ramp is a practical, travel-ready solution for overcoming short steps and vehicle thresholds. The pair is lightweight for transport, has a 600 lb load rating for manual wheelchairs and carts, and stows in the included carry bag. Setup is simple—press the lock and slide into position—while the textured, rustproof surface helps maintain traction in varied conditions. It’s n
Reviews
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Cheryl C 5/5
Sturdy for moving things in raised homes
I bought this to move furniture during a remodel in a raised, pier-and-beam house. It adjusted easily for a full-size dolly and for smaller carts. Very solid construction—felt like something I should have owned years ago. Great value and clearly built to last; I expect it will serve for a long time.
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Margaret Polley 5/5
Works well for low steps
Handled small steps fine and was easy to carry.
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RR 5/5
Useful for e-bike stairs
Came as a pair but I use only one to get my e-bike up the front steps. Wish it were a touch wider but it does the job and collapses easily.
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Sébastien Nguyen 5/5
Light and easy to store
Very light and simple to tuck away when not in use.
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Tom Mertens 1/5
Disappointed — broke quickly
Needed it temporarily while another ramp was out of service, but one rivet popped almost immediately so I couldn’t use it.
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June 5/5
Adjustable and works well
I like it — easy to set and does what it should.
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Alex Siejk 3/5
Good build but not for scooters
Quality seems fine, but scooters with rear anti-tip wheels won’t roll up properly—so not suitable for those devices.
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eph 5/5
Affordable, lightweight option
Perfect for loading a foldable electric wheelchair into a compact SUV. Light, portable, and space-saving—my spouse folds and rolls the chair up the ramp with no trouble. Much more budget-friendly than larger systems.
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Kindle Customer 5/5
Handy for loading recumbent trikes
Lightweight and easy to stash in the trunk. Works well for rolling trikes into the back of my car.
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Jae-dee 4/5
Good value and functional
Matches the description and works well. It saved a lot of hassle getting around my stoop. Be cautious with the push-lock when extending—watch fingers. Solid feel, not fragile, and size handled three steps easily when measured correctly.
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Gaz 5/5
Solved a mobility access problem
Now able to get around my back door in a wheelchair — solid and effective.
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Alisa 5/5
Great for bikes and e-bikes
Using it as an outdoor ramp for my e-bike; telescopes down for storage and grips securely on the steps. Width is ample for guiding the bike, and the extra ramp in the two-pack is handy to lend out or keep as backup.
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