Best Ladder Ever

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I’ve got a LG 13’ … A Tele-Steps 16’ … and the Xtend-N-Climb 780P (reaches 16’ use height 12.5’.

The Xtend-N-Climb is sturdy but my least favorite. I bought it 3 months ago and already selling it. Heavy AND its thumb releases are too hard for me to work easily.

If I need a step ladder OR extension ladder outside to get on earth contact roofs, the LG is it. For inside the Tele-Steps is tops. Light and goes up and down easily AND its feet NEVER touch dirt outside SO no worry about getting carpets dirty
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I’ve burned through a few of them and finally was fortunate to find the telesteps premium model,

There is no Turning back …

Telesteps is the Mercedes ,don’t leave home without it !

The fact that it pivots at the feet and maintains a perfect , safe
distribution of weight on the soft sticky rubber feet is enough alone…

I’ve take a few falls off the Xtend models with their ****ty hard rubber
fixed rubber feet on damp asphalt.

The quality and engineering is light years ahead of xtend n climb…

Getting hurt does not help me make money …

Go Telesteps…

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This always worked well for me in those special spots (but, I’m well under 250lbs.):
http://www.amazon.com/Xtend-Climb-785P-Telescoping-Professional/dp/B000JIL4Z8/ref=pd_sim_60_3?ie=UTF8&refRID=05KCM252Q61QXN6893F9&dpID=41sju6qdmIL&dpSrc=sims&preST=AC_UL160_SR115%2C160
Otherwise Werner folding…

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I’ve had a couple of extend and climbs, 12.5’.

Never had an issue with them.
I make sure each rung is double locked before I extend another.

I use dry lubricant on them from time to time.
I wouldn’t use any ladder on a slippery surface period.

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Take a look at the Tele steps ladder. Same spec and Oshaw approved. Have been using mine for 4 years . Great ladders