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Lol :D Hey there's a reason why I mention more updated demonstration videos haha!!

The epic bundle is something like 50% off right now

Great, I'll take a look, thanks​@@MLBuckProductions

"Too heavy" is something we hear often, and many times they are talking about our older models that have since been updated as we have innovated and improved them. When you compare our multi-position ladders like the Velocity, Leveler, etc. they are similar to, if not lighter, than those who have used the similar Little Giant design, and ours usually have built-in features that add to the users safety (like built-in ratchet leveling). What projects are you working on and how high do you need to reach? There may be other options instead of a multi-position ladder, such as a platform style product, that weighs much less, if it fits your needs better.

What a beautiful experience. We are so glad to have been part of this life change and glad to hear that you have been able to get out of the hole so many of us find ourselves in. Keep up the great work!!

It does work when the ladder is in extension, but, not on the reverse side. So it's great for having it near the top where you won't be standing, and can put your screwdrivers and things in there. You may want to look into the Platform Pro to be able to put tools on it and have it on the reverse side of the ladder, which is a little easier to set tools on in extension: ua-cam.com/video/7SqDhSElrmk/v-deo.html

We're glad you're enjoying it! And it is definitely a beast of a ladder! Feel free to tag us on facebook/X/instagram showing you working with your skyscraper! Keep up the great work.

Este video tiene subtítulos automáticos que se pueden traducir al español, pero puedo entender que un video completo doblado al español probablemente ayudaría mucho. Tendré que ver si es posible hacerlo en el futuro.

I do know the Leveler 2.0 is exclusive to Lowe's right now. The closest similar ladder would be the Velocity - but you'd want the Velocity with Ratchet Levelers included. I will check with the team to see if there's any options for international customers and the Leveler 2.0.

It truly is an incredible innovation. I appreciate your comment!!

@@johncat8347 cool! & respect What’s some of the other ones.

If you only need a straight extension ladder and not need to use in an a-frame position, I absolutely love the hyperlite or sumostance. How high are you trying to reach? Do you need to use it to get on any roofs or anything like that?

@@LittleGiantLaddersyes I need it get on roofs

@@LittleGiantLadderswhen going up the ladder of a roof, I have to have it 3 rings up above the roof line

@@LittleGiantLadders I need it to get on roofs

Awesome! Yes, the Hyperlite or Sumostance is perfect for accessing a roof. On our product page, you can see the exact specs of each size - so if you know how high the roofline is, you can make sure you get one that is the right size in order to extend above it 3 feet. For example, a Hyperlite or Sumostance 28 extends end to end about 25' tall. (because even though it's 28 feet of rails, there is some overlap). These are just straight extension ladders and cannot fold into other positions, so if that's all you need, it's very convenient and one of the lightest extension ladders in its category.

Thank you for your comment! Where did you purchase the Platform Pro?

on our website!! The tallest Skyscraper has a standing level of about 18 feet, which is what you'd need to reach a 24 foot ceiling.

Kenyan has been demonstrating Little Giant ladders for over 25 years!! Can't wait to hear how you use your MegaLite+!

Thanks for the question. Any of our aluminum articulating ladders can be converted into two trestles with the trestle brackets accessory. Alternatively you could use two SureSteps instead.

The Conquest in the UK is only available in the All-Terrain style, but is available in either fiberglass, aluminum, or aluminum with the Safety Rails accessory. You can look at what is available from TB Davies: www.tbdavies.co.uk/products-category/multi-purpose-ladders/ or from ScrewFix www.screwfix.com/c/storage-ladders/combination-ladders/cat16640002?brand=little_giant

@@LittleGiantLadders unfortunately I am only interested conquest 2.0, when will this be available in the UK?

Following also only interested in 5 tread

It’s weird they don’t sell the conquest 2.0 in the UK

I just talked with our product team and the engineer, and the EN Conquest is a 2.0 version, it's just not called that. These were the differences from the US version: The EN Conquest uses the EN Standard for rung spacing, the EN Conquest comes with a pre-installed "tool tray top cap", and the EN Conquest comes in two aluminum versions besides the Fiberglass version.

While the Paint Pro is only available in aluminum, we do make a fiberglass platform stepladder called the "MightyLite". It won't have the paint tray workstation at the top, though.

The main reason I would go with fiberglass is if you are working around electricity and need a fiberglass ladder. However, Aluminum lasts longer in general. So if you know you won't be doing electrical work, I would go aluminum for sure. Our fiberglass is really awesome though, and the hi-viz green color helps with safety for anyone on a jobsite as well.

@@LittleGiantLadders Thanks for the honesty, however i have noticed the aluminum version ladder is not exactly the same as the fiberglass. Could you let me know if you have the exact same version as the fiberglass in aluminum as i am interested to make purchase. Thanks

Sorry for the late reply. In the UK, there is one called the "Conquest All-Terrain PRO" (aluminum with safety rail accessory) and one called the "Conquest All-Terrain" (aluminum version but the exact same as the fiberglass UK) and one called "Conquest All-Terrain GRP Fiberglass". So there are two aluminum options of the conquest in the UK. I hope that helps - I would search here www.tbdavies.co.uk/products-category/multi-purpose-ladders/ I would suggest checking out what the safety rails can do if you ever need a standoff or plan on getting on a roof as the attachment does help with that - and you can always remove them and store them separately so it doesn't add extra weight to the ladder.

in the UK, look for the Conquest All-Terrain in aluminum or fiberglass if you need leveling features, or we do also make the Velocity, without the leveling features. You can find us at various locations, like TB Davies or ScrewFix.

Thanks 👍

Hey @dongillette! Do you have a Jumbostep or tried one?

@@LittleGiantLadders I've got a 11903 that I unboxed yesterday morning., There is no locking mechanism on the steps themselves. Regardless of whether the railing is engaged or not, the steps simply fold up with no locking at all.

Appreciate the honest feedback. I own a the 11904 at my house and I like the simplicity of the design - I usually always fold the handrail down and fold the stepstool up every time I move it and haven't had it unfold on me. When I have the handrail up, I have occasionally moved it by holding the sides of the handrail and it doesn't cause it to fold up. Is your feedback regarding it not locking while it's open or not locking while it's closed (storage position)?

@@LittleGiantLadders Not locking while it's open. This ladder seems to rely solely on it being "V" shaped to keep it in place vs. a "normal" Little Giant like a 15413-001 (which I also have) that has those interlocking orange knobs on top that hold the legs in position when the ladder is open and closed. For example, on THIS ladder, you can grab the rail while it's extended (and locked) and pull it forward and the steps will collapse.

Unfortunately you cannot. Only the Industrial, Technical, and XT variants have the ground cue. But the quad-pod can be added to the professional so when it's in extension/straight you can lean on flat walls, inside and on outside corners, and 2x4 studs.

Always keep your hands and fingers out from pinch zones - and ensure the locks are engaged! We hope nobody ever has to experience that! If I could tell people three things about articulating ladders, is to always make sure locks are engaged, to never overreach, and don't skip the last rung.

The "plus" in this xtra-lite is the handle that rotates up or down, otherwise it is the same as the old xtra-lite. Our engineers are always innovating, however, and being able to incorporate accessories into the top cap is something we're definitely looking into!

@@LittleGiantLadders Where do we get Model: 1304-052 the 2 step version?

the shortest one, the Model 13, ends up being about 11 feet end to end in the extension position, giving about 14 foot reach. In the tallest A-frame position you're only able to go 3 feet up, giving about a 9.5 foot max reach. The model 17 Velocity gives you 18 foot max reach in extension and 11 feet max reach in the tallest a-frame. Model 22 give you 22 feet max reach in extension and 13 feet max reach in tallest a-frame. Model 26 gives you about 26 feet max reach in extension, and 15 foot max reach in the tallest a-frame.

which ladder do you have?

I'm so glad you're enjoying it!! Do you have a favorite project that you've done?

Kia ora, handyman from New Zealand here and I love this ladder too!

Please call the customer service department at 800-453-1192, sorry to hear about that!!

The little one, called the the Multi (size 13) weighs 25 pounds. The Leveler 17 (the newest version at Lowe's) weighs 36 pounds which is a lot in a small package, and includes features like the ratchet leveling legs built in, and the improved hinge and a built-in tool tray. We are always looking for ways to make ladders more convenient, without compromising safety.

Please visit our website to find which stepstool you'd prefer! www.littlegiantladders.com/collections/step-stools