Safety Step XL-08C-G Granite X-Large Folding Recreational Step Stool

Bright color helps with step safety

Exactly what I was looking for. Very sturdy and large for a step out of our trailer.

I wanted something that was heavy and difficult to move...so this is perfect. If you want something light, this is not the stepping stool for you.It has great gripp on the bottom and for feet. It's sturdy and well built. I'm very pleased with it.

Bought this for a step out of my Sprinter RV and it worked perfectly! Sturdy, easy to set up, great quality!

STURDY. SOLID. DIDNT WOBBLE AT ALL!I'm recently disabled and am using this with the RV so I don't have such a large step up to the first stair into the rig. I picked the bright yellow so its easy to see, and I picked the bigger size that matches the width of my RV stairs exactly. The legs have those push in metal locking buttons that lock the legs in place. It stores in the box easy enough. Heavy duty. Non slip grip strips run the full length. SO GLAD I PURCHASED THIS!

I ordered this step stool to assist an elderly relative in entering and exiting an SUV, and it works perfectly for that purpose. It is well-built, and the fold-up legs facilitate storage of the stool when not in use. It provides very secure footing and a large surface that accommodates the possible need to readjust one's foot position before stepping off. Smaller step stools present a risk in this regard.I wish the price were lower (which would give it 5 stars for good value-for-money), but the product does provide the safety and durability that I was looking for).

Love it. It’s a great piece for our camper that you can actually see in the dark unlike the other ones we had.

When I first wrote a review of this step when I purchased it, I really liked it and thought it was the prefect step for putting on the ground for my Mother when getting in and out of my pickup. The step is very sturdy when new. After using it almost a year, I found that the legs are made of fairly light-weight square tubing. The holes that are drilled through the tubing legs for pivoting get waddled out and make the step very unstable. The legs just move all over the place. Tightening the bolts don't help. I sanded off some paint and used a MIG welder to weld the legs in place.