Rightline Gear Moki Ascent Door Step
- Rightline Gear
- 100662
- Orange
Rightline Gear Moki Car Door Step - Hooks on Car Door Latch for Car Roof Access, As Seen on Shark Tank - Moki Ascent Folding Step
The Rightline Moki Door Step is a handy folding step designed to make reaching your vehicle’s roof much easier. Its wide platform lets you stand comfortably and securely, so you don’t have to worry about balancing on unstable stools or ladders. You can use it to load and secure rooftop cargo like bags, kayaks, skis, and bikes without hassle. This step fits all vehicles by hooking onto any u-shaped door latch, whether on front or rear doors. Plus, it protects your car with a rubber bumper and coated hook, preventing scratches or damage. When not in use, it folds compactly for easy storage in your glove box or console.
What We Like
- Sturdy construction
- Easy installation
- Compact storage
- Improved rooftop access
- Protects vehicle door jamb
What We Don't Like
- High price
- Fit issues on some vehicles
What Customers Say
"I never realized how much easier loading my kayaks could be until I got this step! Standing securely at rooftop height lets me use both hands and all my strength, making kayak loading a breeze—even by myself or with just a little help from my kid. It's so simple to use and incredibly sturdy, I honestly wish more people knew about this. My only minor gripe is the price feels a bit high, but I have no regrets."
"After years of struggling with step stools to reach my cargo box, I found this and it was a complete game changer for rooftop access. It stores in my door pocket, installs in seconds, and easily supports my 200-pound frame. The rubber coating protects my car, and I can use it on any door. I'm really impressed by its genius design and sturdy feel."
"I took this on a three-week camping trip, using it every day for my roof rack. No damage to my car at all—just pure convenience. It’s a well-built, reliable solution that made me wonder how I ever managed without it. I’m glad I chose the original over cheaper alternatives, as I wanted the security of a quality product."