Collapsible Telescoping Ladder Review

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Telescoping Extension Ladder 12.5FT, Aluminum Telescopic Ladders with Carry Bag for Outdoor Indoor Use
Brand: BOWEITI
This folding ladder stores in small spaces
Brand BOWEITI
Color Black
Load Capacity 330 Pounds
Maximum Height 150 Inches
About this item
【HEIGHT & LOAD-BEARING】The MAX height is 10.5ft and MIN is 2.6ft,that you can extends to different height you need. The telescopic ladders have a maximum load of 330lb/150kg.
【SUPERIOR QUALITY】This extendable ladder is crafted from superior aluminum alloy. They has been tested many times to ensure a long service life.
【WIDE APPLICATION】Great partner for both commercial and home use, such as window washing, painting, repairing roof, exterior/interior decorating, pruning plants, etc.
【EASY CARRYING】Telescopic extension ladders differ from traditional ladders in that they make carrying and storing more convenient and take up less space.
【WHAT YOU GET】1*ladder,1*carry bag,1*user manual,1*work gloves and lifetime technical support. Quick reply and effective solution to buyer's questions.
Easy to carrry
Easy to storage
Accessories
Soft Carrying Handle
It comes with a nylon buckle strap that keeps the ladder compacted while transporting it, and the soft carrying handle to make it easier to carry.
Compact & Easy to Store
The ladder is so compact that you can put it in the trunk of your car,under the bed,saving more space.
Accessories
One pair work gloves,manual user and carrying bag come with package.
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[@keller0073]

Dude this was a great review. You had me rolling when you said “I’m not a fan of heights, shaky ladders, working without a spotter or working sober” LOL. Me personally combine not being sober with heights and shaky ladders and I become my own spotter. So far so good.

[@petervonpanda]

Falls hurt less when you're drinking.

[@Grace-tq7co]

Same lol thanks for a straight fwd review

[@murphyslaw7815]

I just told my wife about this. Said, he sounds exactly like me!

[@tribulationprepper787]

Peter said... "I'm going to fall and die!". If just one of those telescopic extensions should give out, that might just happen. I do like the ladder's concept. I just hope the maker has a great QC department.

[@rhettoracle9679]

One step at a time! Cheers

[@jimmysalgado5237]

Please, please, Peter Von panda please make another video and explain to the people that straight vertical is not safe. There’s a lot of dummies out in the KZbin world. They would listen and believe that it could be super dangerous.

[@dankmdunn4725]

Great review and great fun video so many thanks ,keep up the great work

[@bigmac3006]

Great vid! BTW do not, I repeat, do not make the ladder as straight up and down as possible.

[@tigerbunny6778]

Thank you! ❤

[@Ramblingpete]

You were a very funny man I could see it was your first time using it thanks 👍🏿👍🏿😜

[@FKimE]

Great review... Thanks

[@damiang51]

I know a lot of you are liking this review but it's a dangerous review. You should not have a ladder ever upright as possible. That's how serious and catastrophic accidents happen. Also this reviewer does not seem to have much of a construction background at all based off of the way he is extending the ladder. Maybe watch a few more reviews to get a better feel for these types of ladders.

[@spotlesswindowsprofessiona9472]

100% agree, I would imagine the company put a weight limit on it taking the ladders “flex” issue into account. Going up a almost completely vertical ladder sketches me out more than doing double rope transfers 300 ft up.

[@paulpaid]

Where's your review?

[@paulhadfield7909]

really good vidoe,ill wathc more of your now

[@spotlesswindowsprofessiona9472]

Very informative, I need one for my work. But you REALLY earned the “Like” from me with the classic throwback reference from Dumb and Dumber you threw in. “Big gulps huh… see ya later!” Epic. Not sure how many viewers will catch that.

[@matt7iron]

Panda going back to the Golf Putter Chipper review you did i brought a Chipper from a friend for 20 bucks and its been a Disaster around da greens for me, ive gone back to my little pitching wedge and 9 iron for chipping.

[@Paul68Luis]

Nice video! Super helpful. :)

[@kenichiallen]

how stable is the locking mechanism? It seems it is plastic?

[@marissazine]

The best review out there, very helpful and well explained. You showed every detail of the ladder unlike other videos i've watched. great job !!

[@petervonpanda]

Wow, thanks, Marissa! Thanks for watching!

[@marissazine]

@@petervonpanda Most welcome, you deserve it :)

[@marcelforrel]

Great video sir.

[@marshallrowley3516]

How do I repair the bottom step mine is missing 🤔

[@hewettcb]

I did not hear you say the weight limit for the ladder

[@Enemiesexposed]

I bought one. Will it fail and smash my hands or feet? Because i dont want that.

[@user-kb5fj6jy7b]

how do you do that?

[@subhaschandradas6810]

Where we find and what is the price

[@hawfangkiddo7387]

What's the brand. How much is that pet.

[@dave82au]

Amazing Dumb & Dumber reference. 🥤🤣

[@petervonpanda]

Dang, David! That was a tiny reference to one of the greatest movies of all time! Takes an enthusiast to recognize it! I tip my hat to you, sir!

[@joekim4794]

Would it have been easier to start extending from the top or does that ladder not allow that?

[@savegabe8635]

the top rungs are weaker then the bottom ones due the telescopic feature

[@joekim4794]

@@savegabe8635 i was not asking if it were weaker or stronger. I was asking if it would have been easier. And by your point, it should be easier. Its lighter therefore easier to extend out. Unless there is a built in mech that doesnt allow that. Thats why i was asking.

[@nathandavies8674]

@@joekim4794 are you that stupid?

[@joekim4794]

@@nathandavies8674 it seems you may not be the brightest if you cant understand why im asking this question.

[@nathandavies8674]

@@joekim4794 no it's really you that's not bright. How don't you understand 🤣

[@joekim4794]

You dont want ladders going straight up as verticle as possible because of balance. Youre more likely to fall over the other way if something were to happen.

[@petervonpanda]

That’s a good point, Joe!

[@user-iy1xq4jw6o]

新奇的

[@stlphotoandvideo]

I am not sure all telescoping ladders have similar designs or construction but if you own a telescoping ladder, get rid of it. They seem pretty safe and there are many good reviews on here and Amazon but this thing is extremely dangerous. The plastic seals that prevent the ladder from collapsing in on itself become detached and block the pins from engaging that lock the ladder runs in place. I am an older man and the fall would have killed me. Fortunately, I caught myself and hung on until my son could rescue me with another ladder. I know this ladder is very popular on Amazon but they are a death trap! Get rid of it. Once again, these are extremely dangerous. I have contacted the US Federal Product Safety Commission to issue a recall.

[@joelglanton6531]

It's crazy that there are so many positive reviews. I had a customer tell me I didn't need a ladder because she had one (I left my ladder at another job and it would've taken me another hour to get there and back) and when I got there she wanted me to use this thing. I refused to climb more than six or seven feet on it. That was the sketchiest I've ever felt on a ladder ever.

[@hithere8753]

Ok boomer lol

[@nja3224]

I just ordered mine, scheduled for delivery tomorrow. I too am concerned about it collapsing, but I don't plan on using it to go any higher than 8 - 10', so if I am cautious while using it, even if it does give way I am not too worried.

[@user-gg6og7vj3g]

And what they have said

[@KainsFleshlight]

accomplishing job with "crazy wind hair" : mission accomplished! hahahahaha

[@fernandosanfranciscoca9278]

Wow! Plastic mechanism for locking 🤔🤔 I'm not sure if I will trust that while I'm 12 feet high. if the locking mechanism fails then its allover

[@mattmiller3967]

Now if we could film actual Pandas falling off this ladder it would be really fun. JK. Well done! Thx

[@JayWWingfield]

Thanks for the great review but you never want the ladder as vertical as possible.

[@Changy999]

Seems too much work to assemble / disassemble it. Have you considered the gorilla ladder or little Giant multi position ladder!

[@davidshuck7144]

I have the 6m, mine seems way smoother and effortlessly to put up and take down🤷‍♂️

[@joelglanton6531]

You must not think that highly of yourself if your life isn't worth the price of a normal ladder. They make plenty of options that extend up to 15 feet and can still be stored in a small area like this one. My Werner multi position 14 ft ladder is shorter than this when you collapse it all the way. A regular ladder also has stationary rungs. Don't trust your life with whatever tiny, plastic or aluminum mechanism that is used to keep a telescoping ladder from collapsing.

[@bobbytheitguy4289]

you extended it wrong. Should extend it from top rung to the bottom, and from bottom to top when putting it away, always keeping the ladder in the upright position.

[@Nuisance_Bear]

This ladder seems like a great way to crush your thumbs when collapsing it. :/ I haven’t found a totally safe way to do it

[@lindapagan1162]

Please fix audio

[@georgeberenbrok7571]

Thanks. Great review. That ladder is not for me. Working on a very vertical ladder isn't good.

[@Donnazbeenz303]

Big gulps huh .. see yah ladder haha

[@ultra_ridge7]

DO NOT make your ladder as vertical as possible.

[@alpachino468]

1:20

[@gregoriousChowanoac]

Don't make it vertical as possible DANGER of tipping backwards use proper laader angle it can take the weight flex is normal

[@thomascaley3097]

Never bye one of these ladders until you have done your research The ladder I purchased was supposed to be 2m when fully extended the box it came in also reads 2m actually it reads 76-2m it’s a bullshit lie

[@davidwood639]

Dude you make a simple job very tricky. See other reviews on youtube.

[@jimmysalgado5237]

Very very dangerous you must not keep it as vertical as possible 1 m up 1 m out. That’s the rule.

[@creativehearts7127]

Those straps on those,ladders should be removed! There a pain in the,Ass to avoid while coming down the ladder.!

[@americanpancakelive]

Telescoping ladders vary greatly, you get what you pay for-- if you are spending only about 100 bucks for one, you might be putting your life in your hands. Be careful and research the brands. I would not purchase the one you show.

[@ometofu]

Hell no :)

[@matt7iron]

Why

[@joelglanton6531]

@@matt7iron This thing is so sketchy bro would you trust your life with whatever mechanism is used to keep it from collapsing? A regular ladder has no tiny, moving parts like that. The rungs on a normal ladder are also totally stationary.

[@ViperWK]

Fuck this was a bad review, if you can call it that ,..