Little Giant 22-Foot RevolutionXE Multi-Use Ladder
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Our take on the Little Giant 22-Foot RevolutionXE Multi-Use Ladder
The Little Giant 22-Foot RevolutionXE is a multi-use ladder that converts between an A-frame stepladder and an extension ladder, with adjustable legs for uneven ground. It is built for heavy-duty work: painting, roofing, tree trimming and jobs around stairs or slopes. Compared with fixed stepladders and plain extension ladders, it replaces several ladders with one, but it is heavy and bulky to move and store. Owners value the stability and reach; the main complaints are weight and the learning curve of the conversion.
- Converts from stepladder to extension ladder
- Adjustable legs level it on stairs and uneven ground
- High reach for two-story work
- Rated for heavy-duty duty loads
- Sturdy, wide stance when set up
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What reviewers say
Owners generally rate the RevolutionXE highly for stability and versatility, especially on stairs and slopes. The recurring complaints are weight and the effort of changing configurations.
- StabilityPraisedOwners say it feels solid and secure when set up, even at full extension.
- VersatilityPraisedReviewers like that one ladder covers stepladder, extension and stair work.
- WeightCriticisedMany owners find it heavy and awkward to move alone.
Questions and answers
- What configurations does the RevolutionXE support?
- It works as an A-frame stepladder and as an extension ladder, and the legs adjust independently for stairs and uneven ground.
- Is it stable on stairs?
- Yes. The adjustable legs let you level it on steps and slopes, which is the feature owners praise most.
- How many people does it take to set up?
- One person can do it, but owners say the weight makes moving and raising it easier with a second person.
- Is it good for roof work?
- It reaches two-story heights and is rated for heavy-duty use, so it suits roof and gutter work when set on firm, level footing.
- How does it compare with a plain extension ladder?
- It is more versatile and more stable on uneven ground, but heavier and bulkier than a simple extension ladder.
