The GOAT steep assist roof ladder review

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This is a little review on the GOAT steep assist roof ladder. I would recommend anyone who's working on roofs to have the GOAT in their equipment lineup because this thing is awesome. Subscribe for more.

[@kaututang-dila2189]

Not risking myself for a Christmas light... might not be alive to see Christmas

[@ethanbaker5987]

It’s about $ not Christmas lights, this can be very profitable

[@thekevinpoole]

Just used my new pair of Cougar Paw boots for a roof wash today, man they were helpful. But this looks super useful too

[@organicvids]

How are those boots on wet roof?

[@denverscott37]

We always made our own chicken ladders outta 2x6 , some L brackets, and some nuts and bolts. Made them in a few different sizes, but this thing looks pretty cool honestly, I guarantee it's a lot lighter than our old chicken ladders too. You can buy hook ladders as well that hook over the peak of the roof, but them things are way over priced. I've also used a ladder hold out, worked pretty much the same way a hook ladder works, just hooks over the peak of the roof. I like that because you have the whole size of the ladder to work off of. Hey, there's always more than one way to skin a cat !

[@GriffinThomasMFCEO]

These roofing tool prices are getting out of control lmfao $800?!

[@RoofingFacts]

Used to be able to get one for like 400 bucks. Can't even call that inflation so much as as soon as they got popular they decided they wanted to charge more. They also stopped giving out the discounts that they promised a bunch of organizations that they partnered with advertise themselves. In fact they literally partnered what's one of the largest engineering firms for roofing in North America and offered any one of their people a 10% discount and then turned around and took away the discount even though they kept advertising it. I will say it is an amazing product, but the people who run it are absolute frauds with absolutely no integrity, customer service, or intent to give a single crap about how they treat you. It's heartbreaking, because they genuinely have good products and good ideas

[@EternalGaze8]

And propel out here washing house for 195 any size house with vinyl. Calvert county Maryland.

[@tuanas458]

lol its aluminum though.

[@GriffinThomasMFCEO]

@@tuanas458 man watch out

[@DeanBKK]

$670 straight from the manufacturer website. $800 on Amazon.

[@mikpug]

Great idea but I'd have made the steps as pegs so works for hands and feet! (Better grip!)

[@JdubbJdubb]

Why do you not tie off to an an hour point!

[@Zack.G23]

The goat is meant to get you up the roof so you can nail into an anchor point for your harness. It’s not meant for that. Do you, but be careful. No 2nd chances if you fall off.

[@matthewhoffman660]

A year later but do you remember what pitch that roof was? I know they say don’t exceed a 12/12 pitch but this looks almost steeper

[@RigWars]

That is steep!

[@organicvids]

Why not use ladder hooks?, seems more stable.

[@landenkeller8218]

very very heavy and not easily maneuverable

[@jorbace]

I do not Risk myself for a Christmas or other decorations never!

[@jmventurelog]

Yeah shits sketchy

[@gymhumor8831]

Use a ridgepro and a pitch hopper. Way easier and safer for that job

[@vendingservices8900]

Got to disagree. I own pitch hoppers, but nothing compares to THE GOAT!!

[@gymhumor8831]

@@vendingservices8900 i own all 3. With a ridge pro you are harnessed and can be hands free. With the goat your are not harnessed…

[@J_Dott]

I used to grab on the sides and just hope I don’t fall backwards Lmaoo while I climb up or dowm

[@JB-ms9du]

Use it all day everyday

[@bleckybob]

You trusting the weight to be held by that gutter??

[@organicvids]

It hooks over ridge not gutter

[@organicvids]

It hooks over ridge.

[@hensutv3924]

what the name of ladder, i found only this ladder what i need

[@trump45and2zig-zags]

What do you charge for doin lights?

[@Otf.favo1800]

Bro tbh I think you’re kind of crazy lol the way you were moving around and that thing was bouncing I would have been too scared

[@frederickreuter7594]

Would this work for tiled roofs

[@jmventurelog]

I don’t see why not

[@powerfulimprovements]

Need

[@jmventurelog]

Highly recommend

[@fingolfin9086]

@@jmventurelog Just looked at it on amazon. $950?? How is this worth 950 bucks??

[@Dragon-Slay3r]

​@@fingolfin9086 hand was clinched

[@chriskatz1152]

Shit that be great, walked to many 12 pitches

[@jasonhalsey7831]

Lawsuit

[@ChristianWagner888]

I would not work on that steep roof without a harness. The ladder seems to work well for you, but it looks a lot less stable than a more conventional ladder.

[@artbyrobot1]

ok you can just build a simple wooden ladder on the roof to climb instead of this would achieve same thing

[@ultra_ridge7]

Get a pair of cougar paws

[@erikfiebrandt749]

Ridgepro is safer, you're always in a harness...

[@noahholt482]

That roof did not need a goat

[@jasonhalsey7831]

Horrible idea