Customer Reviews for VEVOR 72'' Rubber Speed Bump 2 Channel 22000 lbs Load Heavy Duty Speed Hump

I use them indoors in a music studio. The rubber smell goes away. The hinge pins can come out, which is great because you can remove the lid to cut exit holes or clean inside. I purchased these twice, only “whiners” will be dissatisfied.

I use this during the Christmas season to cover power cords. I previously used duck tape over the cords but it never stayed. I am airways worried about people tripping on the power cords when coming to my house so this definitely eliminates that problem. It works great!

I wish I would have gotten these sooner. I've been using, and regularly replacing, the flexible wire protectors from Office Max. These are much more sturdy; can hold multiple cables at once; and have a yellow warning paint so nobody trips over them. Especially helpful if you sometimes go out of control with your holiday light displays. :)

Installed them at the end of my driveway to keep rain water runoff from a blocked storm drain from washing down into my garage. Diverted the water down the street to the next drain.

It was the perfect thing to hellp to save my water hose. Being disabled I am on the scooter every day to water and feed my dog and when I come out I have to cross that hose several times and I think it’s the ideal thing . I wish I would’ve knew of these speed bumps sooner it all adds up to what a great idea. Great great great

I've see this type of conduit for cables before, but these are really heavy duty and work really well. Very happy with the purchase and the quick shipping, thanks!

Likes: It works as advertised. The parts fit together well. It makes a good speed bump as well as a cable protector.Dislikes: It does not stick to asphalt so I used Gorilla Glue to hold it in place. So far, so good, even in rain.

Love this product so far

Most durable product I have ever seen

Much better than I expected. Very heavy. Despite reports of bending, the three sections I received were flat. Has four locations that can be drilled out and bolted to the floor. I did need to drill holes inside the channel to use zip ties to hold the cables inside. Was able to cut one of the units cleanly with a circular saw at an angle.