Klantbeoordelingen voor VEVOR Bootaanhangertrap, 3 treden, koolstofstalen bootaanhangertrap met handgreep, antislipoppervlak en een montagehoek van 55°, geschikt voor frames van 3x3/3x5/4x4 inch, vloermontage

Great product

Works great

Excellent piece!

They work great, I'm 235lbs and they're sturdy.

Very easy to install Steps Steps are wide and convenient

Good deal

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Well worth the price.

The speed in which is was shipped was fantastic, once it arrived it only took me a matter of minutes to install them onto my boat trailer. They have already been a huge help when I need to load or unload my 22’ boat by myself. Thank you I will upload image later

I picked this up to make accessing the bow of my boat trailer easier without hopping off the tongue, and within that scope it does the job. The kit ships partially assembled with the handrail and step stack bolted together and the mounting bracket separate. Out of the box the powder coating is consistent, the welds look clean, and the unit weighs about twenty pounds, which is heavy enough to feel like real hardware rather than a stamped knockoff. Installation took roughly an hour. The mounting bracket has multiple hole patterns for 3 by 3, 3 by 5, or 4 by 4 inch cross beams, and the 55 degree angled mount provides a natural climb rather than a vertical ladder feel. One thing to know going in. The included hardware worked for my frame, though other reviewers note they swapped to shorter bolts depending on setup. Plan for a trip to the hardware store if your frame is non standard. Stability once installed is where I would set expectations carefully. The structure is solid enough to support the weight without bending, but there is noticeable flex in the handrail under load because the top step is integrated into the handrail base. It is not unsafe, but it does not feel as rock solid as the photos suggest. The non slip step surface holds up well even with wet feet. For a hundred and ten dollars, this is good enough for the intended purpose of safely accessing the bow rather than a permanent platform you would want to stand on. Retighten the hardware after the first few trips to account for road vibration.