โNov-10-2013 11:10 AM
โNov-10-2013 03:59 PM
โNov-10-2013 01:19 PM
Gdetrailer wrote:Dog Folks wrote:
We have tubular boards. Where you enter there is a flat spot and a rubber anti-slip mat, both on ours and the Iron Cross.
In 7 years with 3 adults, no one has ever slipped. I have entered the truck three times upon leaving the hospital after foot or leg surgery, no problems then either.
Yes, I realize there is a "flat spot" on the tubes, the problem is it is a very SMALL flat spot. Try dealing with young children or very OLD adults and you WILL eventually end up with someone finding a way to get hurt.
To me it would be like using a step or extension ladder every day, I have a lot of problems with injuring tendons easily in my feet (and I am not real, real old). Just not much fun having to limp around even after walking on uneven ground. Ladders can even stir up my foot problems..
YES, they do look cool but remember that not everyone is able to plant there foot correctly on a 2" deep step...
โNov-10-2013 01:01 PM
Dog Folks wrote:
We have tubular boards. Where you enter there is a flat spot and a rubber anti-slip mat, both on ours and the Iron Cross.
In 7 years with 3 adults, no one has ever slipped. I have entered the truck three times upon leaving the hospital after foot or leg surgery, no problems then either.
โNov-10-2013 12:38 PM
โNov-10-2013 11:59 AM
Andymon wrote:
All I can say is I test drove an F250 with the tube running boards and we both almost slipped on them getting in and out. So, we went with the flat boards.
โNov-10-2013 11:56 AM