LUISLADDERS Folding Ladder Multi-Purpose Aluminium Extension 7 in 1 Step Heavy Duty Combination EN 131 Standard (12.5 Feet)

Nice ladder. Easy to use. Light weight to move around folds up nice for storage. But is a little thin for stability.

One of the most useful ladders I have owned. Light weight, sturdy and versatile. I use it with a stabilizer for added safety.

Received the ladder in good condition and used it almost immediately. My task was a second floor trim board replacement and the ladder allowed me to reach that height easily in straight (full extension) configuration. I'm a big dude, about 250 pounds and 6 feet tall. I noticed right away that this ladder flexes A LOT. If I had to estimate, I'd say it was at least 4 to 6 inches of bend, maybe more, as I ascended to the top. Now, my weight with clothes and tools and such would probably approach the 275 mark very near the max. The ladder held and did not seem to have any damage to the joints where the flexing and stress was probably the greatest. I seriously doubt that I'd use this in scaffold position but for lighter people it's probably fine. Things that I noticed were slightly inconvenient were that the ladder is narrow and as a result my knees kept hitting the hinge joints when I'd try to descend. This is probably because I have semi-large feet, making it difficult to move them around one another to get them out of the narrow space. In full extension, the paint/tool platform is basically useless on the under side as it will sit at an angle where nothing can rest in it without falling. This was really more my own fault as I'm sure the platform is not intended to be used at the angle I needed the ladder to sit. Over all, this is a really nice ladder for the price and will cover most jobs of a typical home owner. If you get it, consider also getting a stand off that will fit it due to the flexing that it does. I didn't have one and I ended up bending a few shingles to the point of tearing. Other than those things, this is a really solid tool and I'm happy that I bought it.

This is my second ladder. First one had an accident off a vehicle. The versatility amazing. I do have the tallest option. Easy to fold and carry. Setup is easy also. Just watch your fingers! The design does creat an unstable feeling in scaffolding mode if you don't put a runner down. But that can be fixed with a 2x6. But if you need all the functions, and don't have a lot of storage area, this is amazing!

It is the perfect size. Excellent quality and very good price. My husband is very satisfied with this product. Thank you Amazon.

This ladder is very heavy duty, very nice. Being a female it’s a little heavy but if you’re looking for something to use I’n all circumstances this would be it.

An awful ladder. The only thing going for it is the ladder levelers you can install and you have to drill your one holes btw for these. You can see this ladder in the full folded position in the photo. Well the fulcrum point is at the bottom the the thing wants to open all of the time unlike other ladders with the fulcrum at the top. This ladder looks like it does it all but is not practical at all. I bought an 18ft one and if you want to use it with say one section down so 12 feet up then now you have one section folded down THAT DOESN'T LATCH and it sits at the top. Picture this: you have your ladder fully extended on the ground and in order to make one section fold in now you have to have it at the top so you’re moving a top heavy ladder which is wildly unsafe and terrible for anybody who’s not super fit. This ladder is garbage. It’s an inch or two too wide to fit in a car sideways. You can’t even A frame it without having the thing maxed out. This abomination is marketed as a ladder that accomplishes so much when in reality it is super impractical and awful. Garbage ladder and shouldn’t be on the market. If you buy this you deserve to see what I mean. Whoever designed this ladder said “let’s make the steps as thin as humanly possible.” “Oh good idea let’s also make it super top heavy so it’s a pain in the ass to move if they want to fold one section in” “oh yes that way they have to use it at 18 feet only.” “Hey while we’re at it let’s ALSO make the feet pegs a few centimeters longer then the fulcrum points so that way if they want to use the A frame with just two sections the joint will touch the ground and not the feet on one side. This ladder is a sick joke and a waste of money. Thank you for this product!

Well, I want to love this ladder, but ultimately, it doesn't feel very stable or sturdy, and I don't really like that. The steps are so thin, however, that they allowed me to get the job done, so I decided to keep it.