MORrydeInternational International STP54-011H Quick Connect 2 Step

Our camper only came with a single step, which made the entire camper shake when you use them. I like to wake up early, grab my coffee, and sit outside and watch nature / read before everyone gets up. That's hard when the entire camper rocks when you exit the door (and I weigh less than 175 lbs). While in Jekyll Island last year, our 7-yr old slipped and fell when standing on our single step, leaning backwards, and trying to open the door at the same time. I tried to use a step stool between the ground and our single step, and my wife slipped and fell. I briefly contemplated replacing our single with a double-step, but quickly realized that would only fix half of the issues. We considered the other MORyde style that folds into the door of the camper, but these are a better option for our setup. The main reason is that we have a shock at the bottom of our door attached to the screen, and we have a neighbor where we store our camper. Folding them out could be an issue.These installed in less than 10 mins. Tools Needed: Drill, drill bit, Sharpie. I watched a couple of videos, and in 26 degree weather (which is really cold for middle Georgia), I quickly installed them early one morning. I should have bought these years ago.Favorite Aspects:- I didn't alter the original camper. The single stair is there, and if I trade this camper, these steps will come with me.- The "install" process includes 4 screws and 2 brackets. That's it.- These are installed and removed with a quick-release lever on both sides. They can be installed or removed with the door open or closed.- There is a handle for easy carrying- The camper door can be opened while standing on the bottom step, without leaning backwards.- Each leg adjusts, which is perfect for uneven ground (like at the lake)- They are sturdy. Each step feels solid when you use it, and the camper does not move in the least.- Mainly aluminum, so not very heavy, and can be stored just inside the door of the camper, or in the storage compartment.- They also brush off very easily, which is important if you plan on storing them in the camper when not in use.

we have a 20 foot travel trailer which sits fairly low to the ground 20 inches from door threshold to ground. I saw steps like these at RV shows and loved their stability. Unfortunately the swing up models require a minimum of 24 inches ground clearance. This model works with my trailer. One note that to access the lowest setting on the adjustable legs required me to cut off about two inches on the leg. Excellent stable entrance to trailer.

Built me a homemade camper and needed steps my first thought was MORryde but I did not at the time realize they made this quick detach setup so I was super excited to find they do. I could not be happier with them and I will i time build a cradle under door to slide them into when not in use and paint them brown to match the frame. I love that the legs can be adjusted per side so ground being uneven is not an issue.

I put this steps on my hybrid jayco trailer. Mounting was very easy. Not really intended for my trailer but I just flipped the mounting brackets, made sure they still latched and away we went. 15 minutes later I had solid step. Between the steps and my x chocks the trailer barely responds to movement inside. Rock steady!!!

If you are looking for r.v. steps, these are the best, period. Can't go wrong with these. Rock solid and very easy to install.