Rightline Gear Moki Car Door Step - Hooks on Car Door Latch for Car Roof Access, As Seen on Shark Tank - Original Fixed Step

I have a 2016 Mazda CX-9 with a roof rack that generally has either a basket or j-hooks on it. This step makes it very easy to get up to load / unload / adjust the racks. Feels extremely solid under a 200lb man.

Ok. I've got to say this thing is awesome! Im only 4'10" and its so hard for me to reach the top of ANY vehicle. I bought a Jeep Compass last year and putting this door step on to reach to roof to secure a cargo sack was so freaking helpful. Before I saw this little gadget on a YouTube mention, I drove from MT to NY with a soft luggage sack on the roof of my Jeep. Every time I stopped, I checked the straps to make sure nothing had come loose and that the straps were still functional and secure. It was a pain in the behind! Standing on the threshold of the door was hard and I often lost my balance. On my way back from NY to MT, I had this handy dandy door step, and Im telling ya, it was so much easier to hook this into place and step up to reach the roof! It made securing the straps and checking them a breeze. Thank you so much for creating this simple yet useful little object. It forever stays in my Jeep and I will be ordering one for each vehicle I have.

I saw this item on a rerun of Shark Tank and knew I needed to get this for my truck and can used with my mother's SUV/CUV and it is great. I am so happy this product has been made it really fixes and issue and my tuck isn't huge, but I know if you have tall SUV/CUV or truck this is something you need to have

I love this thing. Wish the footpad were a bit bigger some times, but I get that would add extra leverage force on the car which is probably a bad thing. Regardless, I can strap my kayak easily, I can install, open and close a carrier box, all sorts of things that were previously impossible or hard because of my diminutive stature (I'm not tall). It's sturdy, stable, and totally supports me as I'm lifting camping supplies into my rooftop box.

Get rid of the folding step stool. This step has changed my life. When packing for a camping trip I have to access my Thule Cargo Box. This is mounted on top of my Outback. It was necessary to have the step stool to access my "stuff". When I found this it was a "no-brainer" It stores in the door pocket and is mounted in about 10 seconds. I weigh 200 pounds and it easily supports me. The rubber coatings do a great job of protect the door jamb. I can move it to either side of the car and use it on the front and rear doors. It has to adjustments to allow a level installation. I have wide feet and can still find a way to put both feet on the step. It is a true 'game changer' for rooftop access. Genius design. It is a good product.

Well built but not nearly as useful as I thought it would be.

I was a bit skeptical of this, based upon the price and lack of competing options (note, there are now a couple of knock-offs out there), but went ahead and got it to help w/ loading up our roof rack for camping. Pros - It's big, and even for someone w/ decent sized shoes (11), I can get both of my feet on there when I really need to stretch up. - It's sturdy. I have absolutely no worry that this thing will bend or break. It's a tank. - It fits onto the door frame and latch very easily. There's no having to fight to install it for use. Cons - I've seen that some of the newer competing product have a fold-up "hook" so that it packs flat. That would be nice, as this item is a bit bulky. I'm not sure if that would compromise it's stability/ruggedness, however, so am not dinging it for the lack of this. - Yes, it WILL cause denting in your doorframe if you weight more than a few pounds (200 here). My perspective is that I bought my SUV to take camping, and I expect my car to get scratched, bumped, and dinged. The dents don't cause any use issues, they are only cosmetic, and to me are just a battle scar of what I bought my car for. If you are worried about the pristine nature of your vehicle, buy a standalone stepladder and packing blanket instead of this item, so you can baby it to your heart's content.

Gonna give this three stars. Great taste, awful (for my car) execution? Maybe this is okay for older cars with more sheet metal, but I could see this starting to tweak on my door jambs before I even got to putting my full weight on it. Shame, I wanted to like it, but just not going to work for me. Also did not come close to fitting on the rear doors. I have a Bronco Sport, so it's curved for the wheel wells like a typical small SUV.

Expensive but very good product and quality

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There are cheaper products on the market but I doubt they are as well made as the Moki. I can comfortably stand on the step with 2 feet and it feels really sturdy. I’m glad I went with the Moki.

well built platform . I’m 240 lbs and it held solid while i accessed the roof of my Ford Super Duty .

I just returned from a three week adventure to the Yukon, from Vancouver and we tent camped all the way. I used this product every single day, both for loading and offloading the roof rack on my Toyota Sequoia and I really do not know how I coped without it for so many years. This product is a genius invention. I was concerned that the pressure on the vehicle's body would make an indentation or otherwise harm the vehicle, but after three weeks of hard work, no damage and no regrets. I bought the original product, as opposed to aftermarket knock offs, as I support the ingenuity of these manufacturers and I wanted the surety and security of the real deal. Great stuff, well done.