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El HitchSTEP se pliega y gira fácilmente hacia arriba y fuera del camino cuando conduces.
En PetSafe Brand, nos apasiona crear soluciones innovadoras de productos de comportamiento, contención y estilo de vida para darte más momentos grandes con tus mascotas.
PupSTEP HitchSTEP
Soporta hasta 90 kg.
Llevar a tu perro grande para el viaje nunca ha sido tan fácil El innovador HitchSTEP es la solución perfecta para los padres de mascotas que quieren una alternativa a las rampas para ayudar a sus cachorros tan pesados a acceder a la parte trasera del vehículo. El diseño de dos pasos pendiente de patente hace que sea fácil para las mascotas subir y bajar e incluso más fácil para usted girarlo hacia arriba y fuera del camino cuando no está en uso.
- El HitchSTEP se instala en cualquier receptor de enganche de vehículo de 5 cm y se puede ajustar para adaptarse a las alturas de diferentes vehículos
- Los escalones de tamaño generoso tienen una superficie de alta tracción para dar a las mascotas confianza que suben y bajan.
- Los escalones son de 45,7 cm de ancho y 25,4 cm de profundidad y el espacio vertical entre los escalones es de 20,3 cm.
- La puerta de elevación del vehículo se puede abrir con los escalones en la posición de estiba, y los escalones se pueden quitar fácilmente para su almacenamiento.
- La construcción de acero de HitchSTEP, con un peso de 9 kg, es lo suficientemente fuerte como para soportar 200 libras.
- Se instala fácilmente en cualquier receptor de enganche de vehículo de 5 cm y se puede ajustar para adaptarse a la altura de tu vehículo.
Cuando no está en uso, los pasos se pliegan y giran fuera del camino.
Totalmente instalado
Listo para usar
Parcialmente desviado
Puerta trasera abierta con HitchSTEP
B. Truex
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 15 de diciembre de 2024
I have an older German Shepherd that cannot jump any more. These steps make it easy for her to safely access the back of my Highlander with no problem. They fold up easily and stay up until you release them. They are sturdy and just the right height. They attach to a trailer hitch, which is inexpensive to install if you don’t already have one.
Tucker
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 12 de diciembre de 2022
AMAZING! I will explain the picture below. To start, I want to say we LOVE this! We have two 100+lb dogs and a lifted jeep wrangler plus my husband is a disabled veteran so he cannot lift our dogs into the Jeep regularly. It was too much for me to do on my own so we decided to try a variety of ramps and steps to help our dogs get into our vehicle. This is the 5th one we have tried and it is PERFECT. It was so easy to teach the dogs to use and is very easy for us. Now, if you are questioning the quality, please see the picture I have attached. We were stopped at a red light and someone rear ended us going around 35-40mph. The bottom bracket of the step bent back but that was it! No damage to our vehicle, our hitch, and no damage to the other pieces of the steps. It is constructed of high quality metal and sustained limited damage considering the hit it took! We are actually still using it with just one step for now while we wait for the insurance company to provide the funds for a new one! I would recommend this to anyone.
MTL
Comentado en Canadá el 15 de noviembre de 2022
Pros:First let me say that I looked at alot of different options to help our 120lb girl get in and out of the car easily. Ramps weren't a great option for us because as soon as you open the back she gets super excited and wants to jump out immediately. I looked at sturdy folding pet stairs and we'd run into the same problem (she won't give you time to get it set up once the hatch opens and then how do I hold on to her leash while I'm trying to put all the stuff away in the car). Given the situation, storage outside the vehicle is ideal since she also takes up a large part of the rear cargo area. So this PupStep was really looking like a clear winner for our situation from a design standpoint.........it is, just with a few caveats.Cons:It's very easy to assemble and well thought out so no issues there. One main problem I ran into is that the steps are not as solid as I'd like. They fit quite loosely into their slots and so they can feel unstable to a dog. Now you could use shims on the sides of the tubes to take out the slack but you're supposed to slide the second step down while driving to allow visibility of your license plate. You could also use some sort of lever or cam clamp to take out the slack. The simple fix to me would be that instead of (or in addition to) pull pins they would also use heavy duty thumb screws so you could remove all the slack from the fit between the tubes.The biggest issue by far to me is that the second step is too low and far away from the edge of the car bumper if you have a low hitch (like most current wagons and small SUVs). If you look at the photos all the hitches the manufacturer shows they typically come right out the center of the bumper but on most modern vehicles the hitch mounts under the bumper (because nobody wants to cut their nice paint matched bumper for a tow hitch). This means that the first step is closer to the ground and the distance between the second step and the cargo area is much larger than you'd like (the dog will tend to have their hind legs drop in betwen the step and the bumper because it expects a stair to be there). I saw one review where someone fabricated a custom 3rd step to the top of the main post and to me this is likely how I will fix mine as well in the short term. Ideally the manufacturer really should provide something like this in their assembly (or at least allow folks to buy it as an option). I'd suggest they add a removable 3rd step that slides into the main tube and attaches with a similar red pull pin. A removable top cap should be standard so it still looks good even if you don't need the 3rd stair. This problem clearly affects most of the new cars on the market today so the manufacturer really needs to address this in their design IMHO.If they fixed those 2 issues it would be a 5 star item for me.
Bernd Sinkwitz
Comentado en Alemania el 21 de julio de 2020
Die Hundetreppe sieht wie schon mal benutzt aus,keine deutsche Montageanleitung und es fehlen laut Abbildung2 Teile die dringend notwendig sind für die Befestigung am Auto.
HG
Comentado en Canadá el 16 de febrero de 2018
This is exactly the genius invention that I have needed! My 100 pound dog is aging and will no longer attempt to jump in the SUV. I needed a way to get him to the vet and groomers without having to lift him myself and he was scared of the ramp. These steps are just what I needed. I'm 8.5 months pregnant, limping from a knee injury and I was still able to put the steps on myself, load up the dog, fold up the steps and get him to the vet myself. No problems, no hassle.Putting the steps together at first requires a bit of jimmying to get them to the height you want and figure out how the pins work, but once that is done they are simple to stow up, remove just the steps, or take the system off altogether. My dog can be pretty stubborn at times and it only took him a few minutes of training to get comfortable using them. I found watching the video another reviewer posted helpful.If you are looking for a way to get small or aging dogs in a vehicle, or to just to ease the strain on your dog's joints, don't hesitate to purchase these. You won't regret it.
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