Telescopic Ladder, 8.5FT RIKADE Aluminum Telescoping Ladder with Non-Slip Feet and Stable Hook, Portable Extension Ladder for Household and Outdoor Working, 330lb Capacity

This is a compact, light and (for what it is) sturdy extension ladder to reach hard-to-access locations in your home. Although it is rated for much higher weight, I am 125lbs and it is sturdy even at its highest extension. Although it may certainly support the weight it is rated for, you may experience some rather significant flexing at more extended lengths. However, this has been a brilliant addition to my home improvement toolkit.

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Works great husband loved his Father’s Day gift.

I had to change my first review because I did manage to contact the company about my defective ladder and I couldn't be more pleased with the outstanding service and support they gave me. First they had me try a couple of things (easy) to see if that fixed the problem and when they didn't, they were prompt to offer a replacement. No hassle. This company really DOES stand behind their products. I was so pleased in fact, that I ordered an additional ladder, but shorter (12.5 ft) for when I don't need this length.

I have been searching for quite awhile for a compact ladder that would store easily and not bump into walls and furniture when moving it around the house or garage. This ladder was a perfect fit for those needs. It is quite easy to extend and stores very nicely on my slat wall. This particular ladder is the 10.5' version and easily allows me to access up to the top of my 9' ceilings. Fully collapsed, with the removable hooks attached, it is only 36" high and weighs a mere 18 pounds.The instruction manual is adequate, but your best instruction is to actually start using the ladder. The locking clips snap into place as they should but I would recommend you making sure you confirm that they are latched before climbing it. I found that you don't have to have all the sections extended to use it. My pictures show this.When collapsing the ladder, start from the lowest sections first. The instructions mention this, but it isn't immediately obvious why until you try it for yourself. Make sure you are supporting the upper sections and gently lower them when you release the locks... and keep your hands out of the way! The upper section that you are collapsing can come down quickly if you're not supporting it.Overall I'm very happy with it.