🪜 12.5-Foot Telescoping Ladder, EN131 Compliant Folding Aluminum Extension Ladder for Multi-Purpose Use Review

This ladder cost $79.99. The best thing about these ladders is that they are compact when folded, so they don't take up much storage space. This 10 foot ladder is quite durable and will easily replace the traditional ladder.

Easy to store I hang mine on a shelf in the air. Pretty heavy to carry. Lots of flex when you're on it. I'm only 150 pounds. It flexes enough that I don't pull it out more than 8-10 feet and I'm still 3 steps from the top.

It's very compact and overall not bad but I'm just afraid to use it. It's not very wide, so I'm afraid it'll slide off the side, and because it's telescoping, there's that "sag". I would only recommend it if storage space is very important to you. In that respect he really shines.

Fits easily in my RV, easy to move, set up and fold. If you're expecting to use it full-time with your roofing company's team you'll be disappointed, but getting on the roof and cleaning the solar panels is a must if your RV doesn't have a ladder to do so. Having a spotter is highly recommended as it gets very shaky once you are on the upper steps.

The springs that make the ladder bigger (or smaller) broke off during use so I had to return it once. And then one of the ledges you're standing on broke, and now they're telling me I can't get it back a second time. This is a great product when it works. It rises up, is lightweight and folds nicely into the trunk of my car. But I had too many problems to buy a second one. It was very much appreciated by people in my profession. Unfortunately I have to go in a different direction.

Wow, I need this to make our caravan cover easier to fit. I now find it much easier to use when I need to put our bikes on our bike rack on our NIssan Path Finder. No, we don't have a footrest! We like it because it's lightweight and easy to stretch to the height you want. Love how we can pack it up and easily fit it in the trunk of our tiny Chevrolet Spark! I recommended it and we had a few friends asking for this and looking for a different size.

This ladder is exactly what I need it for. We have two attics in our tiny house and needed a second ladder because we were tired of moving a heavy wooden ladder back and forth to each attic. This ladder is very light, grows smaller (just under 29 inches) or taller (up to 8.5 feet) and can be placed in a small space so it doesn't take up much space. I might buy another one to replace the wooden ladder we already have. I was a bit skeptical based on the negative reviews but these stairs are…

Every once in a while I need to replace some of my exterior headlight bulbs. Her height is about 9 feet. I usually have to either haul my "little giant" or a 24 foot extension ladder. Both are heavy and bulky. I saw this extension ladder, the reviews are very positive, so I bought it. Just used it and it worked great. My wife helped me and she was VERY impressed with how light the weight was and how easy it was to deploy and retract. It's very solid (I'm 215 pounds) and only wobbles at the very