Soctone Ladder, A Frame 6 Step Ladder Extension Ladder, 22 Ft Multi Position ...

It’s fine, inexpensive to other brand names and works as it’s supposed to. I’m not sure I’d feel sturdy on it if I were a big guy trying to do work up high… 160lbs 5’3” female so I feel comfortable on it. Locks easy, opens easy and light enough to carry around.

Best ladder i have ever owned. Very stable, love how adjustable it is for uneven surfaces. Is lightweight the lock I've very positive and very easy to fold and store away.

Amazing ladder. Very stable and has not caused me any issues. It folds with relative ease. It's constructed out of aluminum makes it incredibly light. It came with slip-resistant ends, but one has a tendency to fall off if you're constantly moving the ladder during your project. Overall, it feels sturdy and safe. My only regret is that I should have gone with the size larger. I've cleaned gutters and have done some deck work with this ladder, very stable.

This ladder is really sturdy and feels safe to use. I like that it can be set up in different positions and the tool tray is super handy. It’s easy to move around. It's a solid ladder that works well for home and outdoor jobs.

Very well made ladder, easy to use and very sturdy.

I've really come to hate this ladder the more I used it. First off, the 14 foot ladder only has 12" wide rungs which is not stated in the ad. I'm not a big guy (180, size 10 shoes) and it is really unsteady when used at full height. Having your feet so close is not stable. And if you are wearing reasonable work shoes or boots, its a trip hazard when climbing. But the biggest issue is after a few uses, the locking mechanism constantly gets stuck. I need to get something and smack them to get it to unlock to fold up or put in another position. Very annoying. I suggest getting one with the large push button releases rather than these lever mechanisms.

Santa bought me this ladder for Christmas ( I’m Santa 😂 and also a drill. My GF and her hubs came over to help put it together. I pulled the stabilizers into the slots, hammered in the end pieces with the hammer that was included and it was pretty much done. He carried the 34 pound ladder upstairs and we extended it up my cathedral ceiling and I went up the ladder and changed the air filter…finally. George, the husband said he might even have to borrow it sometime…and my next door neighbor too. This was exactly what I needed. I hate depending on others and their schedules…it’s called freedom!

Well made. Had trouble assembling the stabilizers. Tight fit and cracked when being put on.