Folding telescopic aluminium ladder review.

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[PapiLoveCrypto]

Thank you for an honest real world review, you might have saved some lives with this video

[FaithfulBeliever]

thank you for the review, it made me decide which among the other set of ladders is the best

[personalkvg]

This is a very good review. I learnt both the advantages and disadvantages of telescopic ladders.

[louisd]

Thank you for your honest and candid review! I was thinking of getting one of these, but now I am not sure if I would be brave enough to use it.

[joduncan]

I so glad that I watch this podcast. When I first got this ladder I said I don't like it, and it doesn't like me. Not a fan!!!

[bigbark]

Been lookin 4 sum ladders 4 ages. Just saw telescopic/blending type, finally thought I'd buy them & now changed my mind! Great video, vry helpful 👍🏽 They look so unstable! 😖

[kylehughes]

And I 100% agree with your review. The hinge joint seems underbuilt. And it was far too flexible for my liking.
Thanks for the review. I was trying to decide between this and a little giant copy from Cosco. Every other review of this type of ladder seems to be made by some yahoo who probably shouldn't be allowed to access the internet let alone post review videos.
Anyway I'm going for the Cosco now that I've finally been able to see this ladder in use. Thanks again

[SuperTommi]

I like your accent. Nice review. You saved me from buying this type of ladder.

[MrTimmmers]

Not a bad design, see ow it doesn't slam closed but leaves a gap for fingers until the next rung closes, that's nice. So is it being thicker than others because the sides get thicker as you pass the centre where others get thinner.. You had it at too much of an angle there, risk of slipping and it'll bend more with the load in the wrong direction instead of down onto the rungs. It strains the joints the direction they aren't strongest. Nice review, thanks.

[fatwhitebloke]

Theyve got a bit better since then .For a tall ladder get a straight one with no hindge. To be honest they do flex but bare in mind its usually some thin guy goin up and down in the promo vid not some 200lb +.

[sergioveraruiz]

wow man the perfect review i was looking for, ty i really like it, you have helped me a lot.

[AlessandroOlivaprivacyofficer]

Hey Toni, Great review and unboxing ! Thank you for your honest and candid review! Go Ahead with new unboxing !

[cosmiconion]

thanks for posting. after watching this i will not be buying one. Scary

[limpezacaixafortaleza]

Hi Tony, I'm from Brazil.
I canceled the purchase and returned the ladder for failing to get it safe enough to work

[ThatGoth]

And unfortunately within 1 min we can tell that the ladder is in fact illegal to sell here in the UK and Europe as it has a CE marking which is illegal to apply without having passed CE testing but also isn't something that can be put on ladders anyway.

I found this out when looking in to my own ladder that has the same illegal marking.

[darrenbaker]

Bought one of these years ago for nipping over gates when window cleaning. The faff trying to retract them isn't worth the effort. They are quite good if you set them up for a few hours work but wouldn't recommend for quick job. Also work well on stairs for decorating etc.

[poolsnookered]

Agree, also when 180 fully straightened, the top half becomes increasingly vertical, which is v odd.

[travelingsitshow]

I watched your video cause I bought one of these and my fiancé and I both struggled collapsing the ladder. Seems you struggled as well. It seems to us that when pushing in the black buttons that we had to push up from the bottom to close it instead of pushing it down. Seems ridiculous to us. I haven’t tried to use it when extended fully, only when both sides are stable on the ground. I don’t know if I would even try. I have some painting on my house to do this summer so I may have to. Good review, very helpful! Thank you!

[KeikoBushnell]

Think if you make it into a straight ladder before you try to collapse it down it would be a lot easier because you would use the weight of the ladder and just have to push the buttons in and the whole thing would get smaller and smaller smaller and then fold it in half at the end

[osh]

Thank you for covering the main issues with this ladder model, as well as checking the weight. Btw, I'm no expert but it seemed to me the angle you used the ladder to go up when fully extended was incorrect and too far from the wall. Add to that the extra flex of the ladder after you passed the mid-point and it could slide out. At least that's what I was envisioning.