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my Little Giant is one of the many things in my life I have a love/hate relationship with LOL

it is heavy and cumbersome to set up and move around, but once set, it is the sturdiest, most secure that I feel on a ladder of any kind.  I'm afraid of heights but do fairly well with this ladder.

[Bird mama]

I have a little giant ladder that I bought from the Q a couple of years ago.  It doesn't have wheels on one side but it did come with the step and an orange pouch I call the cozy (lol).

I will not lie to you - it's secure when you are on it because it is SOLID.  When it is folded in half I seem to do okay moving it.

Last week when I was cleaning out some gutters on the first floor, I made the mistake of setting it up like an extension ladder then trying to move it where I wanted it to do.  That ladder and I danced all over the front yard and the ladder was the one leading.

What I should have done was get set it up like a short extension ladder, then moved it where I wanted it and then slide the ladder up to extend it.

In the begininng, the red knobs on either side (left or right) that you push to release it open were kind of hard for me to navigate.  Those get easier to push in the more you use it.

I don't regret for a minute purchasing the ladder.  I feel secure when I am on it,

[mousiegirl]

This is the ladder I bought for myself by Little Giant, as it is more manageable than the large one I bought here.

Flip-N-Lite 300-Pound Duty Rating Platform Stepladder, 6-Foot

[CAMOGIRL]

I bought one for my husband a  couple years ago. He loves it. 

But, then again, if you would have seen our last ladder - anything would of been better than that thing - ANYTHING!! I guess some things are just hard to part with...