I love this ladder. I use it with my camper.
Great quality aluminum and solid plastic end caps and locking tab operating catches.
The telescoping tabs are slightly rough and provide an easy to operate amount of friction when extending or collapsing the ladder -- complete lock when extending the sections, and easy to unlock when I'm finished.
I weigh ~245lbs, and I feel completely fine climbing this when it's fully extended.
It collapses down and is super easy to store in my camper's cargo compartment. When collapsed, it keeps a slightly open section for easy carrying.
It comes with a nylon/vinyl carrying case that isn't the greatest quality -- but I don't care since there's really no need to store the ladder in it. I threw it away -- no dig on the ladder, since the ladder is terrific and I wasn't shopping for a storage cover anyway.
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| Sold By | — | hostic | FUNJ | boweitiju | HaiBot | Luisladders Direct |
| material | Aluminum | — | Aluminum | Aluminum | Aluminum | Aluminum |
| maximum height | 32 inches | 168 inches | 150 inches | 150 inches | 35 inches | 149.61 inches |
| load capacity | 330 pound | 330 pounds | 330 pound | 330 pounds | 330 pounds | 330 pounds |
| weight | 19.2 pounds | 12.3 kilograms | — | 14 kilograms | 21.6 pounds | 27.76 pounds |
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Amazing little ladder!!! FULL PRICE REVIEW
Paid FULL PRICE, no discount trickery here! Just loving the product and letting others know about my experience.I have been thoroughly impressed by this product, as have many others. It collapses to under 3 feet tall, and expands to 10.5 feet. Perfect for our apartment where we have a loft 8 feet from the ground, and don't want a ladder there all the time.Everyone I've shown has asked who makes it, and I tell them China, and they're always stunned. ("Wait, that's made in China?!?!" Yup, I wouldn't have believed it myself but that's what it says on it!) Price is very attractive, it's extremely durable, it's built rock-solid and will undoubtedly last me for many, many years. Metal parts appear to be aluminum, which is perfect as it's both lightweight and won't rust over time (most ladders are aluminum or fiberglass).My only gripe, and this is more inherent, unavoidable design, is that if you don't immediately know what height you need, you often have to retract it all and adjust. Reason being: the top rungs stay collapsed if you're not opening to full height, which means the thicker guys take all the weight. That said, they're uniform in height, so you could also start opening from the top, count the unopened rungs, then retract and leave that many unopened from the bottom. At this point however, I've gotten pretty good at eyeballing it, and I don't even use it that much.Picture attached of it in use. Note that the top two rungs are collapsed against the third from the top -- gets a comfortable 8 feet this way.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2017
Paid FULL PRICE, no discount trickery here! Just loving the product and letting others know about my experience.
I have been thoroughly impressed by this product, as have many others. It collapses to under 3 feet tall, and expands to 10.5 feet. Perfect for our apartment where we have a loft 8 feet from the ground, and don't want a ladder there all the time.
Everyone I've shown has asked who makes it, and I tell them China, and they're always stunned. ("Wait, that's made in China?!?!" Yup, I wouldn't have believed it myself but that's what it says on it!) Price is very attractive, it's extremely durable, it's built rock-solid and will undoubtedly last me for many, many years. Metal parts appear to be aluminum, which is perfect as it's both lightweight and won't rust over time (most ladders are aluminum or fiberglass).
My only gripe, and this is more inherent, unavoidable design, is that if you don't immediately know what height you need, you often have to retract it all and adjust. Reason being: the top rungs stay collapsed if you're not opening to full height, which means the thicker guys take all the weight. That said, they're uniform in height, so you could also start opening from the top, count the unopened rungs, then retract and leave that many unopened from the bottom. At this point however, I've gotten pretty good at eyeballing it, and I don't even use it that much.
Picture attached of it in use. Note that the top two rungs are collapsed against the third from the top -- gets a comfortable 8 feet this way.
I have been thoroughly impressed by this product, as have many others. It collapses to under 3 feet tall, and expands to 10.5 feet. Perfect for our apartment where we have a loft 8 feet from the ground, and don't want a ladder there all the time.
Everyone I've shown has asked who makes it, and I tell them China, and they're always stunned. ("Wait, that's made in China?!?!" Yup, I wouldn't have believed it myself but that's what it says on it!) Price is very attractive, it's extremely durable, it's built rock-solid and will undoubtedly last me for many, many years. Metal parts appear to be aluminum, which is perfect as it's both lightweight and won't rust over time (most ladders are aluminum or fiberglass).
My only gripe, and this is more inherent, unavoidable design, is that if you don't immediately know what height you need, you often have to retract it all and adjust. Reason being: the top rungs stay collapsed if you're not opening to full height, which means the thicker guys take all the weight. That said, they're uniform in height, so you could also start opening from the top, count the unopened rungs, then retract and leave that many unopened from the bottom. At this point however, I've gotten pretty good at eyeballing it, and I don't even use it that much.
Picture attached of it in use. Note that the top two rungs are collapsed against the third from the top -- gets a comfortable 8 feet this way.
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