WolfWise Multi-Purpose Aluminum Telescopic Extension Ladder

Dr. Scott: I used this ladder often - really worked well. Just don't expect it to last long. 12 months maybe.

United States on Jun 17, 2023

Duy Huy Le: It does everything it said it would do. It matched all my expectations, it would get five stars if it was easier to extend and collapse. I use it to get into the attic and then it goes into the closet. Watch out for your fingers when collapsing.

United States on Jan 03, 2022

Tom Zinn: Updated -

The seller contacted me unsolicited and offered to refund my money or replace the ladder. I opted to go the replacement route. After checking out the new ladder everything seems solid and strong. I think the old ladder must have been damaged during delivery. The new ladder looks and feels strong. Great seller! Thanks for standing behind your products! Would not hesitate to buy again!

The first time I went to use this ladder it collapsed on me and I narrowly avoided serious injury. The top rung completely separated from the rest of the ladder and I dropped to the ground. Return window has closed and now I’m stuck with a pile of parts.

United States on Nov 29, 2020

como651como651: This ladder is awesome. Was looking for something sturdy but not bulky for my man cave to reach the love shack in my loft. This is perfect. It's light weight. Feels sturdy. Deflects maybe an inch under weight when extended to all but one rung but nothing to worry about. The rubber pads on the legs grip my vinyl plank flooring really good. No slippage if placed at the correct angle.

Update:. Walking up this ladder without shoes hurts the feet. For most people wearing shoes that won't matter but wanted to point it out. The narrow metal rungs cut into your feet. If you want to use this as a cabin loft ladder be prepared to leave your shoes on until you get to your loft.

United States on Nov 26, 2020

Amazon Customer: It's rare that I am really, really impressed with a product. But on this one, I AM!! So well-engineered and precision-built, I would think it would cost $500+. For the price it's unbeatable. So compact, so light. Great mechanism, very sturdy.

I bought it to access my attic since my access panel doesn't have built-in stairs (nor can it dimensionally easily accommodate stairs without significant structural re-arranging.) While it works perfectly for that, I'm thinking about buying another.....I can throw it in the back of the car and always have a ladder with me.

Not sure how well it would do in dirty work outside when the sliding parts get grit in them. But for an inside or light-duty ladder, it's amazing.

I even thought about buying an extra long one and storing it in a 2nd-story bedroom closet as an out-the-window fire escape since it can be deployed downwards while holding the top rung. I'm sure that's not an officially sanctioned use, but it would be better than jumping!

United States on Jul 11, 2020