Little Giant Ladders, Safety Step, 2-Step, 2 foot, Step Stool, Aluminum, Type 1A, 300 lbs weight rating, (10210BA), Gray

Excellent and well built three step Little Giant Safety Step. Its solidly made and has wide steps and a handle at the top to help balance as I reach up high to get things out of my kitchen cupboards OR to reach for a bird feeder to refill! Whatever the task may be THIS Little Ladder makes the task EASY and SAFE! Love the little wheels you can use to move it to the next location……VERY NICE addition to this very handy and sturdy ladder!!

It's great. Very sturdy. It's easy enough to figure out how to use. It survived the shipping in the big, busted-up box it slid around in. The tray is really helpful for tools and nails and things. It's pretty dang tall. My ceiling is actually too low to use the fourth step, which is great news for it being used outside, too. I'm almost 300lbs and it doesn't even sweat. It's a bit heavy, but nothing too bad or remotely compared to a full sized ladder at this build point.

Perfect for my needs,feels safe and makes it possible to do the tops of my hedges

Massive improvement over my standard 36 inch top step stepladder! This Little Giant 3 step is very stable, the steps are extra wide, the grab bar with the tool tray on top is very helpful a s has enough capacity for screws and small tools. This Little Giant folds easily once you know the system for folding the ladder flat. I don’t find this ladder heavy at all and it’s easy to grab and carry around. I have much better height and reach over my old 36 inch step ladder. The Little Giant comes completely assembled and the folding process is super easy. Just make sure you put the top safety grab rail/tool holder down FIRST and then reach over and push the ladder back to your body. See my video. I have a lot of stuff in my shop that is on 72 inch shelves and reaching the top shelves is far safer and easier with this Little Giant 3 step ladder. I’ve been climbing ladders for 50+ years and the wide steps and grab rail on this Little Giant are greatly appreciated at my age. Definitely worth the money especially compared to a visit to the ER!

A heavy duty step ladder. It is very sturdy and you can tell from the weight it's a quality product. Just a little on the heavier side but worth it for the security of knowing you will be safe on it.

Super stable and works perfectly. My wife complains it’s too heavy, but I think it’s fine. The weight is part of it’s phenomenal stability. I would buy it again

In an earlier life, I would purposely seek the cheapest ladder available regardless of any other factors. Yesterday with great thanks has passed and common sense replaced my cheapness. I have 6 step ladders in our garage and while each has some specific reason for existence, all are safe, sturdy, functional and by some standards a terrific value. A terrific value does not mean expensive. This Little Giant is the perfect indoor ladder for those jobs that last a few minutes when replacing a light bulb or several hours when replacing a ceiling fan or light fixture. Adding to its sturdy construction is a what I would call a 90º angle for climbing all four steps. Most other ladders do not have a high angle, the deep steps and most Brand X makers advise the users to avoid using the top shelf as a step. The steps have wide and deep steps that work well for all. At the top is a safety handle to help steady the user. It has a nice compartmentalized tray to hold tools, nuts and bolts. This ladder is sturdy in the same way that War and Peace is a long read. While I miss the maximum suggested weight (now) by right much, it holds me with ease and my attempts at rocking it on the top step were thwarted. I would not think of doing that trick on three of the others ladders. Little Giant does not make poorly produced products as far as I know. My other sectional Little Giant is comparable to the quality of this one. Yesterday, I decided to do some maintenance on my garage door and pulled out the Little Giant. I won't bore you with the actual procedures I used, but the ability to move the ladder where I needed it made it delightful. Because of its strength, I was able to lubricate the wall piece with only one move. The maintenance on the perpendicular rod did not require more than the original placement at the motor head. Nap time won out over doing anything productive. I folded the top handle, closed the front & back steps moved it on its rollers to an out of the way location for the next use in a few days outside.

Super heavy, but good and sturdy