Bed Steps?

[01tundra]

Anybody that's using a truck bed tent have a portable, folding step?

My other half seems to have trouble with her not-so-long legs getting in and out of our Sportz bed tent.

I'm leaning toward a Stromberg S-100 step (about $60). Looking for something that's relatively light weight, sturdy, and easy to set up.


http://www.strombergcarlson.com/sto...&+Step+Accessories&categoryName=Platform+Step

 

[WASURF63]

Anybody that's using a truck bed tent have a portable, folding step?

My other half seems to have trouble with her not-so-long legs getting in and out of our Sportz bed tent.

I'm leaning toward a Stromberg S-100 step (about $60). Looking for something that's relatively light weight, sturdy, and easy to set up.


http://www.strombergcarlson.com/sto...&+Step+Accessories&categoryName=Platform+Step

No truck bed tent here, but same application...

I have the EZ Foldz "two stepper" version in black that I use. Lightweight, super sturdy, quick set up, folds flat, and inexpensive. IMO it has the perfect transition from ground > step > tailgate. I think Mario from AT uses one of these with his ATFP too.
http://www.pplmotorhomes.com/parts/rv-steps/folding-step-stools.htm


I ditched an earlier aquired Werner aluminum step/platform because it didn't really fold flat and just took up too much room.http://wernerladder.com/newprods/workplatform.php

 

[wanderer-rrorc]

for our slide in..we use a 3 step folding ladder that has a larger step-platform at the top to make it easier to get in and out..works perfect for all the family members..6yr-33yrs.

its really light..but big..

 

[Overland Hadley]

I have the EZ Foldz "two stepper" version in black that I use. Lightweight, super sturdy, quick set up, folds flat, and inexpensive. IMO it has the perfect transition from ground > step > tailgate. I think Mario from AT uses one of these with his ATFP too.
http://www.pplmotorhomes.com/parts/rv-steps/folding-step-stools.htm

x2 Best solution I have found. Amazon also has them.

 

[Uncle Roger]

I have the EZ Foldz "two stepper" version in black that I use. Lightweight, super sturdy, quick set up, folds flat, and inexpensive. IMO it has the perfect transition from ground > step > tailgate. I think Mario from AT uses one of these with his ATFP too.
http://www.pplmotorhomes.com/parts/rv-steps/folding-step-stools.htm

I was going to recommend the same thing from Camping World, but that site is cheaper.

 

[01tundra]

Thanks everyone for the input.

I ended up getting a Stromberg folding steel step from Amazon. We haven't had a chance to try it out yet, but it packs very thin and I like the leg locks. It's very sturdy and wide, and not too awfully heavy.

I'll follow up after the next camping trip.


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