Ladder Safety Rails

[@tomjones5783]

The anouncer sounds like he started in AM radio from the 70s

[@overbank56]

Wonderful

[@stevai6732]

0:44 so embarrassing because this has been me so many times working alone. Some jobs are so nerve wracking and I got kids to feed. Sumostance mixed with this is a combo from heaven above. I've seen other products similar but this took the cake and lemme say 280 bucks is nothing vs the hospital bills, death or heartache from a fall bad enough especially on an extension ladder! People break bones from a few feet and are far from grandad years, so take care of yourself!

[@TheStoneWhisperer]

This seems like a great idea, but the only issue I see is that you are doing something you should NEVER do and that is applying a forward pressure on the ladder ABOVE the last rung of the ladder, potentially causing the ladder to "swing out" on you. Now I understand there is the brace with the rubber feet touching the roof, so that removes some of the forward pressure you apply to the ladder, but if a 250 Lb man is overly confident and applies significant weight on those rails, I bet that ladder still will swing out at the bottom. It would be interesting to see if someone has done a test to recognize this potential safety hazard. Be safe folks!

[@stevai6732]

Well said, BUT, and it's not stupid at all, what you're describing is either a fool on drugs or poorly trained and yes that is a risk but so is walking at that point lol. Not detracting from your point, like I said. This, like the Little Giant Sumostance ladder has completely destroyed my fear of heights. I have, in my opinion, the ultimate ladder now. Whether using this, a different product, or a traditional ladder with zero attachments, anyone who isn't a danger to themselves knows you NEVER put forward pressure going up onto the roof. This, even though heavy, is even better on a fiber glass like my setup. You feel your weight and the ladders weight very well. Always step out with DOWN pressure never focusing on any other direction and featherweight the rest with common sense and where you're placing your feet and body weight with balance. Stay safe indeed friend. I gotta say the Sumostance's weight meets the wide angle adjustable legs, meets this baby, and I'm good. Besides with the stabilizer arms, you really do feel the ultimate comfort I've ever felt in my life getting on and off a ladder. I'm not paid to say this lol. Cheers people.

[@stevai6732]

Whenever I get to it I'd love to make my own review. Will post here (if I ever get to it!!!!!!!)

[@HKYT649]

smart

[@pmccarthy001]

Looks great. Where do you buy it?

[@Vipaworld_Vito]

Will It work with fiberglass ladders ??

[@jmaxs77]

What size ladder are you using on the garage roof... 16ft ?

[@lucamagni7943]

quanto costa ?

[@gergemall]

Un poco mas de 300 US Dollars