Louisville Ladder 16-foot Fiberglass Extension Ladder, 300-Pound Load Capacity, Type IA, FE3216

This ladder is great...bought along with their 6' step ladder..This was new, the step ladder was dented and scratched on several places, plus sits uneven...Amazon wouldn't let me return the step ladder

Quality product at a great price.

Great ladder not too heavy. Cool locking clip on one for extra security. In 250 and felt pretty good at the top about 22 feet high. Has a rooe can use to get things up and down. Elite price too!

Seems like a great ladder, i have not used it a ton. But it feels very sturdy. I will caution you that it will embed fiberglass in your skin if you do not wear protective clothing.

Very light weight at 30 lbs for a 16-feet rugged ladder. Excellent for pulling the entire ladder through a trap door to the attic to get a ladder up there to attend to the (underneath) roof to change alarms and lights. Also to clean gutters from ground -- single level house.

A+

I needed a ladder to access my attic. The trapdoor is in the garage, and the ceiling height is a shade over 11 feet. At a height of 13' fully extended, this little ladder is just the ticket. I must admit I was unfamiliar with Louisville Ladder Company, but it looks suspiciously like a Werner product. Same "D" shaped rungs and rung attachment method. Dunno if Louisville Ladder and Werner have any connection, but I'm impressed with this product. At any rate, this is a well made ladder and a very handy size. I have a 24' ladder, but it's kind of a PITA and for most jobs I don't need 20' of ladder. 13' gets me up into the attic and up on my roof - where I go twice a year to blow out my gutters. Something tells me that me and this little ladder are going to be best buds. ;-)

I purchased the 24 ft version of this ladder. It is very sturdy and feels stable when climbing. I like the quick latch rung lock, but you have to remember to unlock it on the way down if you need to lower the fly section. Otherwise you will have to climb back up to unlock it. I'm 5' 8" 175 lbs and I have no problems carrying it around myself, and it is possible to raise by yourself if you are strong or work with ladders a lot, but I would recommend having someone else to help so it is easier. I also have a Ladder-Max Stand-off Stabilizer which adds a few additional pounds and makes it harder to raise because it sticks out from the ladder by 19 inches. I have Amazon Prime so I bought from Amazon directly and ABF delivered it in 4 days (a week earlier than my chosen delivery date). It did ship with cardboard wrapping (see attached photo) so I didn't have any issues with it being damaged in transit like others mentioned.

Extremely high quality ladder. Very well built and should last a lifetime.

Overpriced. When I found a proper one out was too late.