MORryde - STP-206 Step Above 2nd Generation RV Entry Step

Great product, well made, fits as expected. We are so very happy with this purchase for our trailer. Steps are sturdy. Easy install. These solid steps are much better than the original steps. Very happy with purchase.

I wish I had installed these steps years ago! They are so much sturdier than the original fold out steps. Installation was so easy. This unit also latches to both sides of the door frame where as many do not. A twist of the latch control easily releases the unit from the frame and then just lower the step to the ground. The adjustable legs are a great feature. Very sturdy unit and well made. USA made!!

Replaced our old fold up steeps with MORryde 3 steep unit. Easy to install and fit and function are good. These steeps are solid, no movement. As the wife and I are getting older, I also purchased their handrail. Also good fit, form and function. However, we live in Southern California and the handrail gets too hot to touch. MORryde needs to offer a handrail cover like my pool handrail

It truly was a life saver over the original steps that folder under the Rv. Very stable and would recommend them to any Rv owner that has the bouncy steps that fold under the trailer. Easy to install - only six bolts.

Shipped on time, install went well, very sturdy steps

These steps are great and easy to install. We have a Winnebago RV tow behind, installed them myself and had no problems at all. Make sure you have the right dimensions before ordering, order the proper steps and install per instructions. It took me about 1 1/2 hours by myself and no problems. I did go to the manufacturers website to make sure I was measuring properly. Great set of steps and they work as great as they look!

Great fit great product!!! Sooooo. Sturdy just wonderful.

First off, I used the step qualifier on the MORyde website and picked the steps it recommended. They arrived quickly and well packaged. Install went smoothly at first but then we tried to close the door. Take a look at the picture and you will quickly see the issue. My camper has a "rope light" under the door jamb that illuminates the entry. I knew I would probably lose functionality here but I didn't realize how it changes the profile of the threshold and would cause interference. I love the steps so much that I am willing to do a little cutting on the threshold to make it work. Hopefully I can cut off this flange with a nice, even smooth cut and not make it look like a total hack job. Bottom line... if you have a lighted entry door then you may run into some issues.