26.2 FT Telescoping Ladder, Lightweight Multi-Purpose Aluminum Extension Ladder w/Tool Tray and Non-Slip Feet, Telescopic Extendable Ladder for Home, RV, Roof and Outdoor Work

This was a great investment. The ladder is sturdy and heavy. It meets all my needs, and I know that I will have this ladder for many years. Good product!

Great product!! Very sturdy and it looks very well made and solid. As soon I receive it looks well packed and great quality everything about Dajianglx 15.5FT Telescoping Ladder automatically put me at ease due to the solid construction of it. I am not by all means a very handy person but the telescopic ladder following the instructions from the box was very user friendly. I climbed the ladder and during that time never felt scared that I would fall and remember I don't consider myself a friend of Hights, but this ladder provided me de confidence to perform the job I bought for with precision and without fear of thinking I would fall. I would definitely recommend this product to anyone.

As a new homeowner, we were in need of a ladder for home improvement projects. The first thing we noticed was the foldability and compactness. It takes up very little space in our small garage and will be very easily transported in our Jeep if necessary. After easily opening the ladder, my husband tested its sturdiness by climbing to the highest recommended rung. To our delight, the ladder did not bow or sway under his weight at all (and his weight is very close to the ladder's indicated limit). I am actually excited to clean my gutters this spring using the handy hooks that attach to ladder's top. Definitely recommend this!!!

This would be a five star review if the manufacturer had spent 10 cents to include some assembly instructions. It took me over 10 minutes to figure out how to assemble it, including some web searches and some pondering and trying things. Ten minutes of my time is worth many dollars, and there would have been no delay had assembly instructions been included.Here is what I figured out:1) To assemble the aluminum horizontal bar at the bottom: a) slide the two yellow inner feet onto the metal bar with the overhang facing out sliding them on one end at a time without cutting yourself then use a hammer to tap them along toward the center of the bar; b) turn the main ladder upside down; c) use a hammer and flat-head screwdriver to break out the four hard plastic pieces inside the slot at the bottom of the main ladder (two on each side); d) place the aluminum horizontal bar above the slots at the bottom of the main ladder; e) center the aluminum bar so the bolt slots match the open bolt holes in the base of the ladder; f) use a rubber mallet to tap the horizontal bar down into place; g) insert the two bolts provided in the open bolt holes in the base of the ladder through to the other side; h) tighten the bolts with 10mm wrenches; i) use a philips-head screwdriver to remove the bolts from the wheel brackets; j) place the wheel brackets onto the bar just outside the ladder base both facing the same way; k) reinsert the bolts in the wheel brackets and tighten them; l) slide the black outer feet onto the ends of the ladder working them on one end at a time; m) use a hammer to hammer them all the way onto the ends.2) To assemble the hooks at the top: a) extend the top rung of the ladder; b) insert one hook in the top of the ladder with its hole to the inside; c) slide back the release to engage the hook; d) repeat with the other hook; e) rotate as desired. Note there are also caps provided but these seem to be an alternative to the hooks, and I did not use them.This ladder is well built and nice to use. I hope the manufacturer updates their product to include instructions like these, so that future purchasers won't waste 10 minutes figuring out how to assemble the ladder.

I needed to repair hurricane damage to roof & lanai, my old 2 piece aluminum extension ladder was 13', needed 14'. New ones, like my old one were $300-$500. Had never seen these telescoping ladders before and was kind of worried about their strength & stability. I got the 16' one and did all the repair work myself. Out of box, I was surprised how solid it was. Aluminum tubes were thick, tight & they locked solid when extended. Easy to set up & take down by myself. Never had a concern going up and doing the work, even moving around a bit. Older 2 piece ladder rated at 225 lbs, this one 325 lbs. Stores with little space needed, easy to carry around in the house to get into attic. Very satisfied with ladder, I'll never go back to the old ones. Great value & piece of mind for the price.