Customer Reviews for VEVOR Cable Protector Ramp, 5 Packs 2 Channels Speed Bump Hump, Rubber Modular Speed Bump Rated 11000 LBS Load Capacity, Protective Wire Cord Ramp Driveway Rubber Traffic Speed Bumps Cable Protector

Great quality, love it!

Use them to protect cables in portable setups. Seem to work well and hold up

I used it to run a power cord across my drive way for Christmas lights worked great and didn't have to drive over my power cord and destroy it...

Value for money . Great product especially when curb height is more. Was looking for this exact one

We have a u-shape drive way. And my wife wanted to put our winter decorations in the island. Being cold and not being able to drive under the driveway. I purchased these and was able to get electricity to the island. The mail carrier loves that she doesn't have to worry about tripping over the cords. And it seems to be holding up from the I've and snow. Yes it is only temporary.

Very good quality. Work great across driveway for extension cords. No problems with cars and trucks running over.

This product works very well. Our driveway has a rather large curb at the end, and these help keep our cars from bottoming out. Keep in mind, you’ll need 2 for a driveway because they are kind of short, and they will move a bit if you don’t bolt them, but they stay out for the most part.

Doing what it needs to! Maybe have to buy another package. I wish they sold individually I just need one more

Purchased these for my AV business to use at outdoor gigs. These have been stored outside and still look great and are pliable. I’ve been asked a few times where I got them because this stuff is hard to find a local hardware stores where I’m at. I think these are the best value I’ve come across for the quality. Highly recommended

CR Generally pleased with these, they are sturdy and lock together pretty well. The dual cable tunnels accommodate my 16 channel analogue audio snake on one side and power cables on the other, which helps guard against EM noise being induced into my signal chain. As others have noted, the long hinge pin isn't locked into place and can slide out when these ramps are lifted, a silicone or epoxy plug on each end is an easy fix for this minor issue.