Ladder Lock - Steel with Trivalent Coating Review

It's okay. They are a little painful to install. I've seen other products that seem much more stable. Better than nothing but for the price I would buy something else next time.

I work as a home inspector and walk a lot of rooftops. This device does not prevent your ladder from tipping backwards, but it does make it slide as you go up or down a roof. Small rubber pads are not left.

Neat design. My problem is that the wing nut is used for tightening. I can't tighten it enough to hold the ladder securely, but when I try I have to use pliers to loosen it. Also, it's not that easy to get under most of the drops. It is mainly used only on gutters.

This product has made my job much safer as it prevents slipping on the stairs. Issues: Rubber grips fail after moderate use, which shouldn't happen. Device configuration can be improved to prevent parts from coming loose. The stair rail hook is a bit small for my ladder which has slightly wide legs but will probably work well on most extension ladders.

Used for the first time and felt completely safe. Maybe play a little, but not much. It will easily secure your ladder in place. There is no longer a moving ladder when exiting a roof. Another thing to keep your calm when it's windy outside. I don't have to worry about my ladder banging through the backyard or front yard into neighboring windows, cars, people, etc. I'm also buying a Lock Jaw ladder grab so I'll be using both.

If I had to recommend a product to someone who regularly uses stairs (like I do in my job) I would say it is Ladder Lock. Such a simple design but it offers so much peace of mind when used properly. I never go on the roof without this tool. Whether it's an 8-foot or 18-foot eaves, safety is always a priority. This tool *makes* the climb safer, and for a tool under $40 I'd say it's a steal. How much is your security worth?

The mother is not firm enough to keep still. When I attached the LadderLock to a solid part of the house where it was secured perfectly, the stair lock kept moving; and when I pushed the ladder, the ladder VERY easily removed the lock from its bracket. In this situation, the rope worked better. I also tried attaching it to the gutter; and the nut assembly was very loose whether I tightened it by hand or with a wrench. I loved this product; and really wanted it to work; and really believed it…

Bought this item almost 1 1/2 years ago, probably (tried) to use it 2 or 3 times in the field. I remember when I first got it I couldn't figure out how it actually attached even after watching the video more than once. As a result, I had to ask the manufacturer for help. Everything they told me escaped me as once again I can't figure out how to attach this thing to my ladder without the adjustable wing nut facing inward towards the ladder which is a case that just breaks joints, and certainly…