🪜 Gimify 10.5 FT Telescoping Telescopic Extension Ladder - Lightweight Aluminum Alloy, Extendable Steps, 330 lbs Capacity - Ideal for Roofing Business, Household Use, RV Outdoor Work Review

I've used this ladder outside to clear gutters and inside to get into the attic. It is lighter and easier to set up than my ladders and ladders. I'm 185 pounds and the ladder flexes a bit, but it's solid enough even when fully extended. When closed, it is easy to carry and store in a small space.

I was curious how this ladder works. I have to admit that I had my doubts, but I'm very impressed. To my delight, it's heavier than I expected and its mechanics are solid and easy to use. It is perfectly stored in my van, I am very satisfied. I would recommend this product to anyone looking to save space and time.

I like that it's compact. This is a great ladder if you need to use it once or twice a year to paint a room or clear out gutters. The reason I think this isn't a great ladder for everyday use is that it's a little unstable. I get a bit nervous using it and all the time I think I'll pinch my fingers if I break it. But it does what I need.

We bought a 10.5 foot ladder. This gives us access to the roof of our Sprinter van so we can easily clean the solar panels while dry camping. I measured our largest outdoor "garage" and the folded ladder fits in easily. Last year we had to borrow a ladder from a fellow van to clear snow off the retractable roof. An unexpected snow storm left a 3 inch layer of snow on the dome and we couldn't pull the clasp to get it out. Now we won't be surprised anymore.

Looks exactly like the photo and exceeded my expectations. I work on wheels all the time and this is the perfect ladder for it. Lightweight, easy to carry and clean. When stowed it easily fits in my 5th wheel well. It's stable, but make sure it's on a flat surface so it has a good footing. Also, make sure you know what height you need. I bought a 10ft and probably should have gotten a 12ft. Great price and meets my needs!

Recently this ladder has come in very handy for many things. I keep it in my van and no longer have to pull out big house managers because it does exactly what I need it to. Camping with friends last weekend needed a ladder and I had the smallest RV and was the only one with a ladder. Everyone was impressed with how it worked and supported the big guy who used it to get to his shed. I'm glad I have it and it will definitely accompany me every time I go camping.

This ladder is perfect for our camping needs. It's compact enough to fit in our drive-through storage area and tall enough to climb onto the roof for maintenance and sweep our pullouts. It springs a bit the longer the ladder is extended, but we didn't expect it to be as strong as a fixed ladder. The feet have rubber pads angled on both sides for good ground contact. It's light enough that I can move and use it with ease.

Purchased primarily so I can clear the top of my RV's slides instead of climbing stairs and walking on the roof. In the fully extended position, as you walk up the stairs, you're bound to bend a little. If you don't have to lengthen it all the way, it still flexes but shrinks a lot. I wouldn't use it for everyday tasks, I don't know if it will last or not. Notice the latches that snap into place on each crossbar and make sure they click into place. It retracts quickly, watch your fingers, which