Is the minute Giant Ladders principles all that is claimed? I've been reading reviews of the minute Giant Ladder 22 and have reached some conclusions.
To begin with, what an remarkable piece of tool the minute Giant clearly is. A ladder principles that you can use where other ladders fear to tread. A step ladder that becomes approximately any shape you need a ladder to be, allowing you to position it in awkward and difficult situations, on uneven ground and changes in level (such as on stairs or in gardening circumstances) and still feel safe using it.
There's no doubt that the minute Giant Ladder principles is strongly made and security is a clear highlight of the design. All of this comes out in the customer reviews I've been reading. But the principles does have an apparent drawback. Because it is so strongly made, because it will take a lot of weight safely, some people do find it rather heavy to carry around.
The minute Giant step ladder (Little Giant Ladder 22, the model estimate is) compacts down into quite a small unit and this indubitably helps with maneuvering it from place to place -- no long shapes to get caught on things or to try to get colse to corners. But what about this weight issue? Is it indubitably an issue?
As with anyone else, you have to offset the advantages against the disadvantages. Would you rather have a strong safe ladder principles or a light-weight flimsy thing that carried a real risk of you falling from it and possibly sustaining serious injury? And in my taste all ladders are quite heavy anyway.
And there is some good news. minute Giant have recently modified their step ladder make to consist of small wheels for easier moving from one place to another. So at least partially solving the question -- if it was ever a question with this singular product (and not with all ladders) to begin with.
There is no doubt in my mind that the minute Giant Ladders principles 22 has a lot to offer the home and garden owner over traditional-style ladders.
