Ladder Stabilizer with Standoff Arms, Roof Hook Ladder with Wing Span for Gutter Accessory

I don't love heights. I don't often have to go up on a ladder, but when I do, this makes me feel much more comfortable. It adds a good amount of stability, especially when the ladder is 15+ feet up. I can't store my ladder where I had it though, because the stabilizer gets in the way. I'm not going to take it on and off each time, so keep this in mind when purchasing it. Otherwise, I'd rather use a ladder with this than without it any day.

Easy to attach. Highly recommend

I could not attach this to my ladder since none of the dimensiones worked for the u-bolts. I had to modify the u-bolt by adding threads further down so I could attach to the flat support bar. The legs of my ladder fan out for broad support making it too wide to attach as shown in the stand-off design. It worked great once I made the modifications.

Keep in mind this works really well for a straight extendable ladder but if you have a folding a frame style extendable ladder it will function but doesn't connect quite as easily. I didn't really read the fine print so I'm not taking off any stars because I just assumed it would work great for my Werner extendable a frame Little Giant style ladder but I have to be a little creative and how I connect it with the thicker rungs. It does work and I'm probably going to put it on one of my standard extendable ladders as it will be perfect for that. Only thing I don't love is and this is a problem with the A-frame style I have to take it off to fold up my ladder into its most compact state whereas if it was on a standard I think you could leave it attached and mount it on your car easily.

This ladder lean extension was very simple to install onto my ladder and added some much needed functionality. I was uncomfortable leaning my ladder against my gutters to get to the roof on the second story, hence the need for the arms. This accomplished solving that issue perfectly. Not much else to say, if you have a similar issue, this works!