Customer Reviews for VEVOR Rubber Speed Bump, 2 Pack 2 Channel Speed Bump Hump, 72.8\" Long Modular Speed Bump Rated 22000 LBS Load Capacity, 72.8 x 12.2 x 2.2 Garage Speed Bump for Asphalt Concrete Gravel Driveway-6 FT

We used these for our regional FIRST Robotics event, and they functioned perfectly, even with heavy robot carts rolling over them all day. Maybe not as high-traffic as some larger public events, however, they are very heavy duty, and hard to imagine them failing in all but heavy commercial use, which we don't think they were designed for. Also, considering other cable covers in this class can cost as much for one as these cost for a 3-pack, you can't beat the price.

Well built and did the job of protecting electrical cords that we needed to run across a driveway.

Well made and durable - will probably purchase another set

well made product

Well made. They join together securely end-to-end. I haven't tried running over them with trucks yet, but they seem very solid.

Well made. Using to protect antenna and data cables in driveway and on patio.

We've been using these protectors outdoors for 18 months so far. Other than some fading of color, they're holding up great! They get driven over nearly every day by USP and FedEx trucks, as well as our cars and tractor. As you can see from my photo, they will flex a bit for uneven roads or pathways. They stay in place when driven over and we've never had to reposition them. I highly recommend these for garden hoses or electrical cords.

We've purchase these before and the work wonders. We're a TV broadcast station and we'll do live events throughout the year and or cable will cross golf cart paths, streets or just anywhere someone can drive some sort of vehicle. These are a life saver, highly recommend.

What I like about these is that the cord you are protecting is inserted by raising the hinged flap (yellow) on top. The ones if purchased last time worked great, but you had to capture the cord underneath. Not really a problem, but this is even easier. All good.

Work great and we have some big oil waste trucks over this once a week. I would def suggest putting stakes into ground with them. I had to adjust them every week or two with the traffic at a Mercedes dealership