You reviewing the "Leveler" model and not the "Velocity". I believe the Velocity has a different height adjustment pin mechanism.

Good review. I've had two of these since 1997. Love 'em. A lot of people climb ladders incorrectly. Don't run your hands up the sides of the ladder. Instead, grasp the rungs as you ascend or descend. If a foot should slip, your hands can catch you. Three point climb -- two feet and one hand or one foot and two hands. Much safer, saved my bacon a few times.

The best video on this I've seen! Thank you!

Very informative video, thanks for taking the time to make it and post it. I just bought one of these so that I could reach a defective led security light on our pole building. Now I know how to use it. Thanks!

I have the same exact model that's in the video but without the levelers and wheels 😞. This video was perfect, and helped me work up the courage to extend it all the way out like shown in this video. I was in between two houses and the space was narrow. But following this video helped a ton! Extending the bottom half of the ladder up the wall a rung at a time was the key. And he is right, watch your fingers! Great video!

Nice thorough review!

Great video, thanks! I moved across the country and left my LG with a family member, thinking I wouldn’t need one here. Now, a few years later, I miss having one and just orders and received the 22’ Epic model. I also purchased 2 platforms and one tool pouch. Later I’ll be looking at buying the air deck and project tray as well as I see one from a local seller on OfferUp. Obviously, I really like the ladder system. When I was out in the field doing window repair work, I always had the van with ladder racks and 22 and 28 foot ladders on board. For the smaller jobs I had the Werner version of the multi position ladder and was good with that. I had a smaller little giant for home projects but was bled to use my work ones for anything higher. Now that I don’t have access to taller work ladders, I’m will enjoy having the 22, especially with the levelers and top stabilizer spreader arms. These arms also work as top of extension ladder safety handles/poles (for lack of a better name) that you can grab onto as you tech the top of the ladder and step on to the roof or other structures.

Very helpful video. Looking to get one. Thanks for posting this.

Great Ladder and Accessories for many jobs for 1 or 2 storey house!!

Nice review, much better than the official Little Giant promos.

Well done review. Good editing too.

Really good review style. Helped a lot. Thanks

Great video 💕

Terrific product

Great video! I have had the 17’ version, with the older style rung clips and no leg levelers. When it was time to purchase another, I opted for the 22’ version with the leg levelers and the improved features have spoiled me for other similar ladders like the Werners that we use at work. I would love to pick up the work platform, and trusses to form the scaffolding set. That work bag at the top looks pretty handy too! Thanks for all great info!

Very thorough and useful info. Also Lowes is the way to go on sale for $220 through 4/20/22 is the cheapest I could find. Solid ladder.

I have a similar kind of ladder. I really like the style, and this brand seems like it have nicer features than the one I have. I am thinking of getting a shorter ladder (so it will weigh less) since I have a one story home and I don’t like to climb too high. I don’t want to stand on my roof. I just move the ladder along. I may get the one of these. Great review.

I have the Werner 22ft ladder, got it for $99 brand new. It's heavy as hell and a pitfa to extend and raise to the 22ft height. Wish it had wheels to move and the rungs/treads were wider, they are to narrow.

I like the technique you utilized by keeping the lower half retracted until after it's in the vertical position for the extension/straight ladder position... Guessing that method isn't endorsed by Littlegiant, though. I played it in 0.25x slow motion and see you angled the ladder a little to one leg which I'm guessing provides a little more base stability. Assuming the grass is dry, do you think the grass/ground provides a good point of traction? Do you think the bottom half retracted for the lateral to vertical technique would work on a paved surface like a sidewalk, or have you ever attempted that? Do you have any hesitation about whether you personally could perform this same technique with a 26' model?

I appreciate your response to my last concerns. I live in a coastal area, so there's usually some wind [currently 6mph with 10mph wind gusts] ; it's densely populated with street parking to complicate this issue further. I forgot to ask you about the subject of wind and how light to moderate wind [I imagine ladder usage is contraindicated in heavy wind, period?] may/may not be a factor in all this moving the extended ladder from lateral to vertical position. I'd like to be aware whether there's a risk of losing control [beyond basic carelessness] specifically due to wind which would carry the risk of hitting a neighbor's car or a neighboring house or a power line. Generously I'd say there's 12 feet between the house and parked cars and maybe 18 feet at best to the next house. I've purchased the Xtreme 22' and while the specifications clearly state 47.5lbs, but upon arrival is just plain heavy and awkward and the infomercial introducing the Little Giant Xtreme showing the older woman maneuvering around with ease and the older man easily removing it from the backseat of his car are a little misleading as those models I now realize are not at all comparable in weight to the 22' Xtreme. The little giant Xtreme with safety/walk through rails seems like a really cool ladder design in certain ideal conditions, but I'm starting to have doubts on it's practicality and I'm starting to see the value of a traditional extension ladder despite it's large storage length. Do you think your technique of keeping the lower half more densely concentrated for this maneuver should overcome light to moderate wind or is concurrent wind with ladder usage something you've experienced?

Incredible what the clever engineering produces. As far as I'm concerned these ladders are revolutionary. Too bad I can't get them at this side of the Pond, in the EU. Great product..

Nice video…deciding between 22 vs 26…what do you recommend?

I have the exact same ladder - M22 with leg levelers. Love it as an A frame ladder, but feels sketchy as an extension ladder - supper bouncy.

Awesome

That cargo holder, I was thinking about buying a couple for my Dad. That also fit in the Werner??

Will the ladder lock at 90 degrees or is there only one locking position at the center articulation? I was thinking about having both sides over a 12/12 pitch.

FYI; you talked about not grabbing the bars that go from side to side because they might bend. In reality you should have your hands on the side rails, not the rungs when ascending and descending. This keeps you from grabbing anything you may have gotten on the rungs with your feet.

I really don’t like that middle bending at the hinge when in full extension ladder mode. Many parts that can fail over time

I need a ladder to work on a 15' vaulted ceiling (texture and paint). Sounds like the Little Giant Velocity 22' could be the right choice. However, I will also have a one-time need to install new eves on the roof which is 25' at the highest point. If I stand on the third rung from the top of a ladder and have a 3' reach beyond the top of the ladder, would the 22' ladder still be suitable for working at a 25' height?

Is the scaffold an accessory? Didn't see it in use.

What is the reach in the A frame position?

Thank you for this really helpful video... Are the Leveler and the Velocity models the same product?

Can I use it to get over a fence 6 foot fence

Help! Need help in closing my ladder.

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I want to purchase the product

43 lbs ?? Not worth it if you use it several times a day in and out of your vehicle up and down stairs , too heavy

So much plastic...

This is one of the most dangerous ladders I have ever used. It's much too heavy and very awkward to extend. There are too many pinch points to list. You are more likely to get hurt setting this albatross up than you are while using it. It is much safer to purchase a conventional FIBERGLASS extension ladder and a conventional FIBERGLASS step ladder.