Kiddie Fire Escape Ladder Review (3-story 25 feet)

2-story (13 feet) $40 amzn.to/3XKuA25
3-story (25 feet) $50 amzn.to/3XApLIg
Anti-slip rungs
Rope Ladder
Supports up to 1,000 pounds
For $50 this is great peace of mind in case of a fire. The aluminum rungs make it lightweight and easy to store. This is offered in 2-story 13 feet and 3-story 25 feet options. The ladder is one time use probably because the aluminum and nylon rope are not meant to withstand multiple uses.

[@user-ob8vx7mx1s]

Never thought of buying on until we had a fire on our complex and i live in the second floor. It was so scary, i was so worried if everyone got out safely

[@Pomi3001]

Why didn't you climb it?

[@leydle]

Dang, inflation is a bih. Went from 40/50 to 60/80 dollars in a year😩

[@GabrielleIvie]

Not only is it good for fires but it’s also good if someone breaks into the house 😅💯💯👌🏼

[@jamesbender1967]

What a pathetic coward of a man. Sad. Someone breaks into your home and you’re going to sneak out. How about defending you and yours. What a novel idea! Stay armed, stay trained, stay dangerous. Or lay down like a cowardice bitch.

[@GeoBoyToy]

climb down it

[@user-gl1yt8re7i]

What do you mean it's a one-time use ?

[@user-ob3kn6lk6b]

Excellent video

[@billbernhard3582]

This presentation implies that the escape ladder will, in fact, provide for safe, secure egress. Truthfully, most people would not be able to climb this ladder safely, engendering accidental falls & injury. A ladder, in motion, is not a safe ladder. Mixed with the adrenaline, during a true emergency, this ladder would not be my choice. For multi unit dwellings, get a more stable ladder. My advice - practice, practice, practice to be sure you can rely on this in an emergency.

[@lisamariebasile2685]

which brand would be more stable?

[@jamalsJACKASSlife]

Man got a backyard inside a backyard lol

[@vampirel1983]

LMAO

[@dannylay7965]

That sucks why is it for one time use? They should have made it better.

[@cvomedia2948]

No one ever climbs in these videos.

[@marilynsummit1764]

I just saw a guy from a news station test a couple of escape ladder with the supervision of the fire department. I think he tested three. He climbed down on all of them. He had on safety gear but people in a real fire need to know to know if they really work but it was a good demonstration.

[@AMZNFBA]

Terrible design you step on the last 3 steps you going through that glass