Telescoping Ladder, 10 FT Stainless Steel Extension Ladder for Home, Collapsible Ladders 330 Lb Max Capacity, Multi-Purpose Telescopic Ladder for Roof Ceiling, Household Daily, EN131 Certificated

Bought this ladder for an early birthday gift for my husband. Has come in handy many times already. Love how compact but sturdy it is.

This ladder is really easy to use.It is not cumbersome in the least.I love the weight and it is quite sturdy.

I’ve been looking at these for weeks now and monitoring reviews. I decided to buy one. Was looking at 20ft but went with 16ft. I just unboxed it. Dimensions are true, the leg diameter tapers the higher you go so I don’t believe the upper section is rated for the weight stated. It seems sturdy enough. I used it against a flat wall in my foyer and climbed up. You can feel a bit of give as you go higher. I’m 215lbs, but felt safe enough. The bottom has large gripping pads. It collapses quickly so watch your fingers. This is where the listing isn’t, let’s say, accurate. They show and say there are spacers between each step. One of the main reasons I selected this model. In reality there are no spacers which is why it slams down. For the price I’ll keep it but just be aware of this. Otherwise compact and easy to extend. I would use it for professional jobs but for home use it should work well.

It lets up with ease and let down with ease. It’s very sturdy and tall. This was a great but!

I bought the 20ft model. I’ve been struggling with a 17ft Little Giant ladder for over 10 years. I needed a couple more feet to reach my smoke detector in the great room and thought I would give this a try. The new ladder weighs about 35lbs which is about half, plus it is much easier to carry. It deploys very easily without having to push, bend and extend on the ground. I just did 3 jobs in 1/10th the time without straining my arms or shoulders. This 20ft model has thick legs and me being 5’8” and 150lbs had no trouble holding me. The only negative is the steps are spaced further apart than normal ladders and you need to keep that in mind when you come down, Highly recommend!

This ladder is unstable and bends with my 170 lbs. Must be very cautious using it. I went to return it and the shipping was going to be $65. Already paid $10 to get it shipped to me. There is a restocking fee. I ended up keeping it. I would break even sending it back. So be aware.

I acquired the Telescoping Ladder, and it has been a mixed experience. Here's my review, highlighting its lightweight design, ease of portability, affordability, quick shipping, and considerations about its sturdiness.Light and Easy to Carry:One of the standout features of this telescoping ladder is its lightweight construction. It's incredibly easy to carry around, making it a convenient choice for various tasks. Whether I'm working in the attic or doing outdoor repairs, the portability of this ladder has proven to be a time-saver.Affordability and Value:The affordability of this ladder is a major selling point. It provides good value for the price, making it an attractive option for those on a budget. Despite its lower cost, it still serves its purpose for tasks that don't require an extremely sturdy ladder.Quick Shipping:I was pleasantly surprised by the quick shipping of the product. It arrived promptly, allowing me to start using it for my projects without delay. The efficient shipping process added to the overall positive experience.Not Very Sturdy:However, it's essential to note that the ladder's sturdiness might not be suitable for heavy-duty tasks or prolonged use. While it serves well for basic household chores, I would exercise caution for tasks that demand a more robust and stable ladder.In conclusion, the 16 FT Telescoping Aluminum Ladder is a decent choice for those seeking a lightweight and affordable option for occasional use. Its portability and quick shipping make it a practical solution for various tasks around the home. However, if sturdiness is a top priority for your specific needs, it might be worth considering a more heavy-duty alternative.

Concept great.Tricky closing it, there is a warning to keep fingers clear.I think the rungs/steps should be closer, too far apart, hard on the legs.