🔒 Werner AC78 Quickclick Stabilizer: Optimal Stability Solution for Elevated Safety Review

At first I was embarrassed because of their very light weight. I don't dare crawling over light objects at 20 feet. But they hold up really well. So far there are no problems. We use them on aluminum extension ladders rated at 32 feet 300 pounds and they work great. The quick attachment/detachment works well, is reliable and appears to be completely secure. I would really recommend them to everyone. From professional to housewife. Especially if you're nervous in the air. Last but not least…

Great value for money - and more. I unpacked it and prepared it for the stairs in less than 3 minutes - it arrived via UPS at the same time as my worker on the second floor of my house got to work. It is solid, well made and very quick to set up. No tools or screws - just click. My worker said they are the best he has ever used and he always uses them for safety reasons. I read all "comments" and this was the best choice for me. He'll go from the longest ladder to the shortest in no time! This…

I've been painting and renovating my house for 30 years and I've always thought about getting one of these stabilizers. I finally did it, and oh this is a game changer! The moment I climbed the stairs for the first time with the stabilizer installed, I felt a huge improvement. Much safer and more stable even on short climbs where I didn't think it would make a difference. I like the stand that allows me to draw more freely when I'm at the contact point with the house at the top of the stairs…

I'm not a big fan of heights, but I had to climb an aluminum ladder to hang floor-to-ceiling curtains in our 20-foot family room. Ceiling. I really didn't want to spend the time and energy renting and setting up scaffolding, let alone paying someone to just hang curtains. So I was hoping that this stabilizer would make the climb a little less strenuous. It was like this. The bouncing and twisting you typically experience with aluminum ladders was almost non-existent. The stabilizer evenly…

The scope of delivery includes the Werner multi-ladder MT1-22 (similar to MT-22), but only on the wider rungs at the end of the ladder and not push all the way through. There is a cotter pin on the underside of the stabilizer frame that can be used to hold it in place, but that's not enough. I made two modifications to mine. I shortened the arms and also narrowed the frame. I had to trim the arms to get to the problem area that wasn't wide enough for the regular width. I drilled several 9mm…