HBTower A Frame 4 Step Extension Ladder, 14 Ft Multi Position Ladder with Removable Tool Tray and Stabilizer Bar, 330 lbs Capacity Telescoping La dder for Household and Outdoor Work (Blue, 14FT)

I'm pretty impressed by this ladder! I wasn't expecting much but I was wrong. It moves and folds without any issue. It's smooth in movements. The stabilizers are fantastic. If I ever need another, I wouldn't hesitate to order another of these.

Shipped quickly by FedEx. No problems. Great shape. Easy to get set up. Works as advertised.

Ladder not as tall as advertised but contacted seller and they agreed to replace it with on closer to what I was expecting.

I needed a ladder nobody had a truck to bring one. So i ordered my own. Easy to put together. Built really good. Can fit in back of suv with seats down easy. Storage doesn't take up much space. Not real heavy to carry.

This is exactly what I was looking for. Great reach and easy to use. Light weight. Stability is much better than ladders I’ve used w/o the stabilizer legs. Stabilizer legs and tray are options, but already come with it.

I was in desperate need of a ladder, and in perfect Amazon form, it was delivered quite quickly. Relatively easy to put together, just a bit of maneuvering (and light rubber-malleting?) and there you have it. Your brand new ladder. I go to move the thing up the stairs and it transports relatively well. It’s not terribly bulky or dissimilar from other ladders of comparable size. I get to where I need to use it (not even sure what it was at this point because the next part frustrated me so much.) I go to unfold it and it locked into place pretty easily. The J-hooks make a *clank* so you know they’re in. And here comes to best part:IT CANT FIT THROUGH A STANDARD SIZE DOOR.Unreal! I was so irked. Still am, just writing this. The dang blue rubber grippers on the extensions are too bulky and they bump into the door jamb. (To be clear, I refer to the jamb as the little middle rectangle of the door that kinda sticks out all around, but particularly the sides.) I tried doing some extra attentive rubber-malleting (I’m sticking by the term; sounds official) to push the stupid grippers even further in, in case they weren’t already. No chance. They didn’t budge, which to their credit, means they install very easily the first time. There was still far too much extending from the supports to even have a chance to make it through the door.So, in order to fit into a doorway and move around one while folded in a standard *^* shape, you have to bend it into a *|* shape and then bring it back to the *^* shape in the doorway area so each side is on either side of the door. Expert level shifting and rotating also works, if you have the space on their side of the door, but it does not work in tight spaces at all!Of course the manual says the two metal supports HAVE to be used otherwise I would’ve just yoinked them out and gone about my business.I got my replacement from Home Depot of a very similar variety (don’t have the model for you right now) and it worked as it should. fit through the door like all ladders should dream to do. The J-hooks on that one were even better - similar to how ‘you don’t know a good thing till it’s gone’, but… the opposite of that. Gotta have the easy close J-hooks.The Amazon model I got was sturdy enough with my 170lbs on there and it folded fine enough. Just don’t buy it. I returned the thing but already threw out my box. I disliked this ladder so much I mashed together some totally sketch looking mess of a box from pieces of spare boxes around the house and taped it all with embarrassing amounts of duct tape just so I could lug the thing to USPS to return it. Surprised they took it back, honestly. Save yourself the hassle. Please.

Ladder was exactly as described. Functional and easy to use

1st things 1st. The package came damaged with a gaping hole in the box. I only hoped nothing fell out. Which it didn't, but after unboxing, I noticed damage to the product. Dented step. That's not even the bad part. I ordered the 17ft ladder. Where is the 17ft?? The ladder has 12 steps when all the way extended, which cannot be extended all the way as per the manuel saying to have 2 steps over lapping each other for stability. The steps themselves are only 10in apart. 12 steps at 10in apart at full extension is only 10ft in steps and 11ft altogether if you want to include the base on both sides, smh. Where's the other 5ft?? Even if the steps were 12in apart, that's still not 17ft. I'm not sure how stable or sturdy it is yet because it wasn't the one I wanted as per the description, so it may being going back in that busted box and returned. I need a longer ladder to reach my roof, smh