No hate man. Still don't understand why people are getting bent out of shape. My comment was not meant as an attack. I am not sure how you do it with mainly just a Little Giant. They are way too heavy, in my opinion, to be used as your main every day ladder. They are great ladders, do not get me wrong. I love my werner that is of the same style but use it as an as needed basis. I probably use the 4' the most as it is the easiest to sling around a client house. 6' for anything that requires more height or anything that would require me to reach a bit on the 4'.

Anything that my 28' can't reach, I do not do. I am not afraid of heights, but have seen and heard too much about accidents on ladders that I choose to go the safer route. When I was younger, I worked in a HVAC supply house and heard some gnarly stories about guys calling off ladders. One in particular that had a ladder on a ledge on a roof and the ladder went down. The guy fell straight down and landed on the roof thankfully, but on his feet. Jacked everything up and he was in a bad way for a long time. He didn't walk for a year or two at all. That wasn't a tall ladder, but left enough of an impression for me to play it safer at all times.