2 Step Ladder, Aluminum Folding Step Stool with Anti-Slip Sturdy and Wide Pedal, Lightweight Portable Stepladder for Home and Kitchen Use Space Saving, Black, 330 lbs

Works great in trucking atmosphere. Fits inside outside semi compartment just fine. Helps with window/mirror washing. Very sturdy. Should hold up for the long haul. Lightweight. Easy fold.

Sturdy construction. Folds flat for storage.

Terrific purchase, I use it so often. Beets, standing on a chair or any other kind of cheap tubular, steel stool, that lacks any style. The finishes, very nice, the product is extremely lightweight, it’s extremely sturdy, and I weigh 235 pounds and the thing doesn’t budge at all.

This ladder is very sturdy and lightweight. You can carry it around with ease. It's a 2-setp ladder so that's perfect for any household. I have been using it to get stuff from my kitchen ceiling cabinet. It fits my needs perfectly. With this price point and its quality, I am very happy with this purchase.

The stool has light weight but very stable. The height is good for me to reach the top cabinet in my kitchen. Now I can finally use the top cabinet for storage haha. It is foldable hence do not occupy a lot space. Easy to store and use everywhere.

I was looking for a step ladder to use like a set of stairs into my pickup camper. This ladder matched the height of my truck bed nearly perfectly. The step spacing (~27.5" high for the top step, ~17.5" high for the middle step, and ~8" for the bottom step), made it easy to get into my camper. The weight of the ladder was surprisingly light, as it felt like a relatively durable ladder. It's easy to lift with one hand, open/close, and store.The big issue with this ladder when using it as a set of stairs into the camper is how little overhang there is between each step. This is called a stair's "tread run." The "tread run" is the distance between the nose of a step to the nose of the step immediately above it. The U.S. Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) requires a minimum tread run of 9.5 inches for stairs. I measured the tread run to be about 3" on this step ladder which made it surprisingly dangerous to walk back down on (granted, this is a step stool, not a set of stairs, so this reflects more on how I wanted to use the ladder than the ladder itself). Because of the lack of overhang, while I could use the ladder to enter my camper, I felt safer by simply jumping from my truck bed onto the ground, instead of trying to walk down the ladder. I tried a different ladder with a 4" tread run and it felt substantially safer when descending.Overall, if this ladder had 4-5" overhangs between each step, it would be a solid ladder for entering and exiting my camper. But with only a 3" tread run, I feel it's a bit dangerous.Keep in mind, this review is entirely within the context of using it to enter and exit a pickup camper. It is probably just fine for reaching items on a high shelf or changing light bulbs.

This 3-step stool is a sturdy and well-built ladder. I like the wide anti-slip feet that distribute the pressure better than most step ladders with their little round rubber feet. I will use this ladder often but might resort to my other step ladder in some instances. For example, if you are on the top step and are not personally super steady, this ladder does not have a bar you can hold to help you step up and down. So, I would make sure you have a wall or something to brace yourself if needed. Two other things I did notice though. The first was that there was no handle to help you open and close the ladder so be careful with your fingers. The second thing was that I really wish the steps were one inch wider to go the width to the legs of the ladder. The reason for this is that the step supports are held together on the back with two small braces. You can see this in the front perspective product photo. I found that when I went to go step on the ladder one of my feet would inevitably hit one of those metal brackets. If you don't have shoes on, that hurts. So, you have to make sure your legs are together when using this step ladder if you are not a small person. Other than the above items, this is a great stepladder.

This is a very good sturdy ladder that I use for indoor fixes and changing lightbulbs. I like that the steps are covered in a rubber material so I don’t feel like I will lose my footing. The steps are also wide enough for my size 10 feet. The bottom of the legs of the ladder are also covered by rubber to it won’t scratch my wood floors. Also like the light weight so I can easily carry it from room to room. I recommend this ladder for doing those needed chores and fixes around the house.