Rubber Ladder Stabilizer, Anti-Slip, Fall Prevention, Scratch Protection, Extension Ladder Attachment Against Wall, Telegraph Pole, Trunk

Makes ladder much safer when resting on a tree or pole. Provides a lot more confidence and a much more stable and secure grip.

Excellent, helped secure the ladder

Not as I expected. The fittings are not great, you have to drill into the ladder and the design does not allow you to bolt it down tight. Clamp fitting would have been so much better. Good idea, very badly designed.

I would have used this to attach to the top rung of my ladder to stabilise it on a telegraph pole. It looks sturdy & well made & is good value for money. This was from Amazon USA and didn't arrive. I called Amazon who refunded it and said if it turns up I can keep it, it never did unfortunately. Other reviews are possitve so I will give it 2 stars.

We have a number of palm trees on our property and I have to climb them regularly to trim fronds and cut down inflorescences. After falling from a 14' orchard ladder several years ago and taking a trip to the emergency room, I am not as confident on ladders as I used to be. Palms in particular don't offer much grip for the top rung of an extension ladder. I tried different solutions: pool noodles strapped on with various kinds of tape, strips of rubber from old tires, etc. This is by far the best solution that I have found so far. It grips the tree trunk so securely that the only movement in the ladder is the small residual twisting of the ladder itself around its longitudinal axis. Some other reviewers complained that it didn't fit their ladders. Maybe so. It fits the rungs on my Keller extension ladder as if it were factory installed. One small issue, just in case anybody ever reads these reviews. The stabilizer requires drilling a 1/4" hole through the top rung of your ladder and threading a small bolt through the widget. The head of the bolt fits into a hex detent on the side facing the climber, and a lock nut fits on the back side. There is no easy way to tighten the bolt and nut combo. The hexagonal slot is too loose to hold the bolt head firmly, and too tight to accept a socket. When you try to tighten the nut the bolt just spins in place. I eventually just fixed the bolt head in place with superglue and tightened the nut once the CA glue had set.

It was an easy fit on my telescopic ladder. I feel much safer on the ladder against a tree.

Shipped quickly, well packaged with hardware. Great safety item.

As expected

works as expected, however you have to drill the top step for the bolts to pass through and the bolts are supplied with fiber lock nuts. They are recessed in the stabilizer when installed and must be tightened by needle nose pliers holding the nuts and a socket to turn the bolt