Best Choice Products 3-Step Ladder with Tool Tray, Portable Folding Wide Anti-Slip Step Stool, Hand Grip for Home and Office, 330lb Capacity

This little ladder is not just good. it's terrific. Folds and unfolds very easy, very sturdy and stable with full foot toe to heel size steps plus a hand hold on the top while your climbing up and down and you can steady your self with it as well, It will handle 300 hundred pounders and no I'm not going to tell you how I know..lol. It also has a light utility tray at the top for paint buckets and tools. I said light utility tray NOT A STEP, and also do not use it to open or close the ladder as you will break your tray. There is a place to grip on the third step that is for opening and closing the ladder, so no excuse for grabbing the tray. When folded the ladder is only a couple of inches think, so it easy to find a spot to store it. On the third step you can reach eight foot ceilings and if you are taller you can probably reach nine foot ones too. Look at the measurements in the ad and add your height to the height of the third step, then reach up your arm and well you get the idea.

There are so many great things about this step ladder. When I first opened it, I was happy to find that there was absolutely no assembly required. I just took of the shrink wrap, and it was ready to go.I was also pleasantly surprised to see how easily the ladder glides from flat to open. I tried it out to make sure it's sturdy. It didn't wobble at all. I even hopped a bit to see if it squeaked. There was no squeaking and still no wobbling.Reaching backwards while on this is also no trouble at all. I purchased a step ladder years ago which started lifting whenever I reached back to get something. This one is not hazardous at all.The steps are wide and allow room for movement from left to right. The top handle has a foam grip, so it is easy and comfortable to move around.I initially bought it it for my pantry that has shelves almost to the ceiling. Since I got it, I've used it to hang up birthday streamers, change a lightbulb, and cover my cabinet with contact paper. This was a great $40 investment. I'm very happy with this purchase!

As hubby and I are getting along in years, with all the aches, pains, and physical limitations that go along with it :-) , we've been finding it increasingly harder to get in/out of the bed of our 3/4 ton truck, not to mention being able to do it safely! I bought this for the express purpose of being able to easily get in/out of the truck bed, especially when we've got the travel trailer hooked up. We just set this up right next to the tailgate and we can easily and safely climb up/down and on/off the tailgate as needed. It's very sturdily built, opens/closes easily, and is lightweight enough to easily lift over the side of the truck bed and take it with us wherever we go. I only wish I'd bought it sooner! Hubby and I are both somewhat big people and we both feel very comfortable and secure using this. The step platforms are nice and large (hubby wears a size 13 shoe and has plenty of room) so it doesn't take an acrobat to balance on the steps! I can see many more uses around the house for this too which makes it an even better bargain!

This is exactly the ladder I've been looking for - and i just used it to paint the ceiling and walls of my Living Room.It's sturdy. No shaking or creaking.The steps are wide and deep enough for my feetIt's very light - allowing me to lift it over cats, dogs, and wires even while it is open with a paint tray resting atopIt folds/unfolds quickly and compactly - allowing me to store it in a wee space between my fridge and wall.I have a big, heavy duty, expandable ladder and it does a great job outdoors.But for the house, for ease and security in reaching the top shelves in my kitchen, dusting ceiling fans, changing bulbs, etc., I think everyone should own one of these.Excellent. Highly recommend.

Outstanding for everything that matters. Solid, safe, fairly lightweight. Just the best stepladder I’ve ever owned. Most of the time I’ve owned it I weighed 310 lbs. It held me plus tools with zero problem. Highly recommend.The only issue is the top step has a cutout that looks like you use it to close the ladder. You don’t. I broke it in two at the edge before long. Inserted a dowel, duct tape and good as new. But read the instructions and don’t use that handle to open/close.

I have had this step ladder for a few months now and I love it! it is easy enough to carry around inside and outside as well as up and down stairs (I am 5'8"). The tray holder on the top is perfect foreverything I have needed to use it for so far which is mostly reaching high things, hanging pictures and curtains. Great Product!

My husband and I recently put our house on the market to relocate to an area closer to his new job a few hours away. Because I needed to pull down and pack the milk glass atop my kitchen cabinets and the items on the top shelves of my closets while my (tall) husband was at work, I decided to purchase this step stool, which is similar to one my mom has.I don't think I could be happier with it. It allows me to climb more safely and have a platform to place paint or other items on--it will even hold a soft drink can! I've used it to pack items that were atop high shelving, but I also used it outside to repaint my daughter's swing set during warmer weather. I've even allowed my daughter to stand on it while she's helped with dinner--with my constant supervision of course. It is sturdy, it will hold up to 330 pounds, and the steps are long and wide and textured for traction. I feel safe using it even when my husband isn't home. It is light enough for me to carry. And it folds easily for storage.Although the shipping was delayed (we had a major snowstorm here during the first week of January), it was worth the wait. It was only about $40, so the price is definitely right.The ultimate verdict: Would I buy it again? YES!