Little Giant Ladders, Safety Step, 3-Step, 3 Foot, Step Stool, Aluminum, Type 1A, 300 lbs Weight Rating, (10310BA)

Very sturdy, opens and closes easily. Steps are large and roomy with rubber tread faces.Swing away safety rail with attached tool holder.Non-slip leg caps, compact size, and roller wheels to assist in moving around.Very good choice for safe extended-reach needs, in my personal opinion.

The media could not be loaded. 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!

I absolutely love this ladder , great for working around , home shop rv. This is by far the most stable ladder I have ever been on. It is a little heavy ,folds up nice once you use it a couple times. Not difficult , I just keep trying to fold Wrong way . I have a neighbor that hates ladders and they were very impressed with stability , has huge foot area as well .

AWESOME LADDER, VERY STABLE USING TO GET IN DEEP V BOAT FROM THE DOCK FOR 200LBS WOMAN. EASY FOLD UP AND DOWN. MUCH BETTER THAN THE 4 STEP.

Love this step ladder, yes little heavy but its quality. Would buy again

i love the ladder, verry sturdy and safe to stand on and be able to hold on . the reason i gave it only a four star is because it is verry hard to open and if you older or have issues with your hands and maybe not strong enough this could be a issue. i have someone to do it for me but it would not be easy for me to open it. other then that, a verry good ladder.

Finally a step ladder I can step on. Others are too high of a step. This is a safe sturdy ladder. Greatly appreciated. I agree it’s heavy but I feel safer with the bulk. Watched the instructive video.

This little step ladder is quite strong and very stable!The flip up railing is a nice feature and makes it practically impossible to lose your balance. I initially thought the tool tray was more of a gimmick than anything, but I used it to full capacity on my first job which was swapping two light fixtures with each other in separate rooms and it saved me several trips up and down the steps. It held everything except my cordless drill.While the video truthfully shows the ladder folding and unfolding easily, it is a little misleading about portability as it shows the man swinging it back and forth with one hand showing how light it is. This maneuver is obviously practiced and/or he is stronger than he looks. I'm a fairly strong adult male and it is a strain to move it quickly like he does. I gave it four stars for maneuverability because of that clip in the video. It is maneuverable, just not like the video suggests.This particular one is almost too sturdy and sub sequently a bit heavier as you would expect. I say that because I would hesitate to go get it to clear a cobweb out of reach or doing something small like that. If you want just a lightweight step to reach the top shelf in your kitchen, this is serious overkill and I don't think it would be handy for that. There is a smaller version if you want something compact and lightweight that may work better to store between your fridge and wall or somewhere similar. That said, this step ladder really isn't that hard to move around and I think even a young teen or petite person could manage it fairly easily. My 9yo granddaughter can manage it, but she works a little carrying it. I would recommend it for professional painters or anyone who would spend a lot of time standing on a step ladder and expects it to last for many years. I have no doubt this thing will be around longer than me. :)