So TorkLift sent me some of their new Revolution Glow steps to test out and give them some honest feedback. They were waiting for me when I got home last night and I actually installed them in less than 20 minutes. First impressions are really good to be honest. They have a ton of adjustability and are way sturdier than my stockers. The stock flip out ones are rusted to all hell and they bend and move every time I step on em, not a confidence boosting experience, (especially after a couple campfire beers, ha).

If anyone is needing a replacement or just wants something sturdier, I can wholeheartedly recommend these. I can't wait to use them out in desert, especially at night when the glow markers light up. Install was super simple, just 4 nuts and bolts out of the stockers and 4 back in for the Revolution. The instructions tell you to remove the steps from the housing and install the housing first. Being the lazy ******* that I am, I just used my jack and jacked it up into place and bolted it in. Work smarter, not harder

 

Those look like a serious improvement over the typical stock steps and appear to be well built with a tough (powder?) coating finish and nice grippy aluminum treads. We have the 3 step set of the typical trailer fold outs on our TT and I have been thinking about upgrading to something like those, we aren't getting any younger and I think the pooches would like the extra step too.

 

Looks good, a great upgrade. I like that steps are touching the ground these days, makes sense to put weight down and not just hang off. My new trailer has these mor-ryde steps that rest on the ground and so far they seem good.

 

They are super beefy, and surprisingly easy to pull in and out. They make some add-on attachments for them as well, like a detachable handle bar that goes from the bottom step all the way up to the coach. A little shoe scrubber thing...all sorts of farkles.

My Great Dane definitely likes these steps. The other ones he would just jump over or sit there and whimper like a baby haha. He walked right up these last night, definitely made my wife a believer

 

Now those are some stout steps! How do they deploy? Are they the type that fold up into the doorway like a small plane gangway? Is there another set of steps in the recess there? Trying to wrap my head around those.

 

Put Glow Steps on my Cameo 3 years ago will never have anything else again. Oh Ya the dogs love them.

 

that's a pic I pulled from the net. In mine they fold up into the doorway and I don't have the cubby below. I think on that model in the picture it originally came with ones that folded into the cubby and the mor-ryde steps were an aftermarket upgrade.

 

So it sounds like they hold up well? The build quality is really above what I was expecting for a simple step. Looking at their WDH sitting in my garage and I think over engineering is a mantra at TorkLift lol.

 

I agree, I installed their SuperHitch 20K on my EX and it is seriously beefy.

 

I have thought about both styles that rest on the ground. I think they would be great at camp when setup and leveled but how are they for a quick roadside stop? When traveling with the kids we will pull in for a quick stop they use the bathroom in the camper rather than go inside the gas station. I assume that would be no problem as it is level pavement.

 

No problem at all. You can see in my first post its deployed on level ground. They are super easy to deploy and stow as well. I got to use them some this weekend, never thought I would be so excited about some trailer steps, but man are they an improvement haha.

 

 

 

There's actually a lot of adjustability in the feet as well as the top. There's notches in the top step that allow you to bring the whole unit up or down quite a bit, then you can adjust the feet individually as well. I'll try to take some more pictures to show you.

 

Tricon, thanks for the heads up on the new steps. Do you mind sharing where you purchased them and how much they cost? I just sent Torklift my measurements so they can determine which steps I need. Thanks.