Steel Extension Ladder Leveler with Secure Adjustable Rotating Cleated Feet for Unstable, Slippery, and Uneven Surfaces Meets OSHA Safety StandardsANSI 14.8

It was easy to attach onto my rusty old aluminum extension ladder. It works perfect and appears to be manufactured well and of quality material. Now I can level the ladder exactly how it needs to be without having to use stupid wood pieces and without having to move the ladder where it is less safe in order for it to be level. Enjoy!

Solid and works well. Need to drill holes in the ladder frame to bolt these on, but it is just plain dangerous to not have them on a ladder. Get the optional rubber feet if want to use on finished surfaces, like indoor floors- https://www.amazon.com/dp/B005V3N0TE/ref=cm_cr_ryp_prd_ttl_sol_63

Awesome product. I live on a steep lot and these were easy to use to get the ladder level. This product was recommended to me by my roofing contractor and he used these as well. Installation is simple, just need to drill two holes on each leg, install the bolts and tighten.

I purchased these n o t for use on a ladder. What? I am a long distance cyclist who tugs a B.O.B. (Beast of Burden) s i n g l e wheel bike trailer. Best tracking bike trailer made. (Parking is another matter.). I will cut off the ball on the bottom of the shafts and have them welded to chrome moly (4130) thin wall tubing to replace the too heavy (for my purpose) solid, chrome plated rods. These brackets will be fastened to the sides of the trailer (weld + bolts) to stabilize both bike and trailer when I stealth camp, nights, on my journeys. This could be beach sands or mountain peaks. They appear to be of good quality in design and materials. (I could let you know more when I do the Left Coast next Spring/summer/fall.)

Very sturdy and well made. Essential on uneven ground. You will probably need the spacers to mount them. Otherwise the ladder’s feet are in the way.

I wanted to add this to an A-frame ladder for when I have to trim my mango tree. I wanted it at the front of the ladder so I could only use one side of the attachment hardware since the foot of the ladder was thinner than the hardware.I would worry if I were taller and heavier, but at 140 lbs, it holds up pretty well and it works as well as I had intended to use it for. I feel though that since this is Hawaii, it will rust eventually and the price could have been a little cheaper.

Makes a ladder feel so much more secure. No more wobbles!

I received I received these legs… Put them on my ladder… For work… Thankfully I noticed the claw feet were stripped out and would not stay on. I am now unable to use that ladder but at least I didn’t fall from 24 feet in the air.

These are great - . I work for a professional painting co. and we use these on all our ladders. the cleats are interchangeable with the puck bottoms, so very versatile. Offer good stability and no slippage.

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