Gorilla Ladders 22 ft. MPX Aluminum Telescoping Multi-Position Ladder with 375 lbs. Load Capacity Type IAA Duty Rating

Multi position ladders are great for most household needs, functioning as a step ladder, full extension ladder, and multiple configurations in between. Gorilla Ladder is less well-known than the Little Giant brand, but the product line is every bit as good and just as versatile.I did not purchase my 22 foot Gorilla Ladder via Amazon, but instead through a well-known national home building supply "big box" store, which also sold Little Giant and other brands. For the price, the Gorilla Ladder could not be beat.Positive features include: flexibility (hard to imagine the Gorilla cannot be configured to meet every need from changing light bulbs in stairwells to cleaning gutters); materials (virtually indestructible); safety (bedrock stability and the lock system pretty well ensures that it won't slip when you are on it); ease of use (configuring the ladder becomes intuitive after a couple of uses); and, weight limit (the Gorilla is rated to 375 lbs. as opposed to the 300 lb. limit on Little Giant.Negatives: Gorilla multi-position ladders are HEAVY. This is also a positive feature, since the weight helps hold it stable. Just make sure you buy only as much ladder as you need since the taller the ladder, the greater the weight. Even if you buy through Amazon, the weight is serious enough to warrant a trip to the local home supply store so you can make sure you can lift the Gorilla ladder before you buy it (not as silly as it sounds). Note that Little Giant (LG) weighs about the same.I strongly recommend that you check prices on both Gorilla and LG products, and do not just assume Amazon is always going to be the least expensive for either brand. On Amazon, the LG ladders are usually less expensive than the Gorilla; the reverse is often true of the national home supply box stores, and based on my quick review, you can often get a better deal on either brand at your local home supply store. Of course, these prices change all the time.This is just a top-notch product. Solid, safe and flexible, and designed and manufactured to last a lifetime (or longer).

Great ladder, doesn't wobble, can be used for many projects from short to tall heights. Changing ladder configuration is a bit hard for one person but it's doable. Love the ladder.

worth every penny!

This ladder is awesome

Ladder works great and is versatile. Bought to stain house and deck, as well as home interior and stairwells. The only con is it's a pretty hefty ladder. Great workout when lugging it around.

I like the security of being on a ladder this strong. I weigh over 350 and it holds me fine.

I got mine on the social media second hand deal. Met the guy and got it new with all the stickers for $150. I’m 380# and first thing I did was extend it and test that 1AA 375# rating, HAHA, really. I’ve got Werner 6ft and 10ft A frame style ladders and a couple of 3-4ft tall step ladders. I have used professional extwnding ladders at work and used my dad’s big brand name of these style ladders. I really like this one. It held my large mass in the air with no problem. The big knobs for the adjustments help. I feel this will be a great ladder for many hears to come.

I purchased this to replace a 2017/18 Werner 17' multi-position ladder that was a 1A 300lb rated ladder. It was a Spring Black Friday deal at one of the big box home stores. This Gorilla ladder is a 1AA ladder which is rated at 375lbs at 22 feet and I was able to get it the following year during another Spring sale. What sold me was the price and how much of an upgrade it was compared to my Werner. It is easy to extend and position it. It's far more stable and ten times easier to maneuver with regard to adjusting it. The other thing I noticed was when you position it on stairs that it sets perfectly whereas the Werner would set to the middle of the upper stair which meant you really needed to be extremely careful with someone below to keep it from falling off the upper stair or else it'd slip thus leading to injury. There are nicer ladders on the market, but they're significantly 2-4x more expensive with features that this one lacks, i.e. wheels to move it without carrying it, extending feet, etc. The best ladder I think is the Little Giant Revolution, but I don't need those features on that ladder.