2 Step Ladder, Miscoos Folding Step Stool with Wide Anti-Slip Pedal, Lightweight, Convenient Handgrip, Perfect for Kitchen& Household Small Step Ladder, Black

I just received it, but so far I like it. It feels surprisingly tough and well-built. It's too early to tell if it will last a long time, but it feels like it will.It is a versatile and practical tool designed to assist you in reaching elevated areas with ease. With its sleek black design, it adds a touch of sophistication to any space. The ladder features plastic steps that provide a sturdy and secure footing while ensuring your safety during use. (Hopefully it stands up to abuse)The metal frame construction guarantees durability and stability, allowing you to confidently tackle various tasks around the house or workplace. When not in use, this ladder conveniently folds up to a thin profile, making it easy to store in compact spaces such as closets or utility rooms.This step stool/ladder strikes an excellent balance between functionality and space-saving design. Whether you need an extra boost to reach high shelves, change light bulbs, or complete household chores, this ladder is a reliable and convenient solution. Its combination of plastic steps, metal frame, and slim folding capability makes it a practical choice for both residential and commercial settings.

I've only had this step stool/ladder for a few days, but I'm finding it to be superior to other stools that I've had for many years. The biggest improvement for me is that it has one more step than the others so I can safely reach higher places. For any stool like this, it isn't safe to stand on the top step where there's no place to hold on to, so you can keep your balance. Standing on the first step of the old (two step) stools only elevates me about a foot. This one is closer to two feet at the second step, leaving a good rail to hold on to and still reach my ceilings. One of my photos contrasts this new Miscoos stookl with the larger of my other two stools.This step stool folds very flat and is lighter in weight than my older ones, but still seems to be strong and put together well. I'll be using it a lot for my fall chores.

This still seems durable but also lightweight. So for most household purposes, it's easier for me to use this rather than a ladder, which is of course taller and therefore more cumbersome. I like the all black finish and when it's folded, it's super slim, so it's easier to store in a closet. Although I've only had it a few weeks, it looks like it's well built, and I expect it to last for years.

Be aware the advertised weight capacity is incorrect the actual weight limit on the instruction manual is only 330 lbs.

Needed a strong 3 step ladder for around the house so I wouldn't have to haul around the heavier full size ladder I normally use for Christmas lights when I have to do small things around the house. Also my wife is short (but powerful!) and she needs something to be able to reach that "high" 3rd cabinet shelf. My problem is that I'm over the 230lbs these little ladders take. When I use this one it feels sturdy and according to the label it takes up to 330lbs so I have wiggle room to haul big things without exceeding the max. I love it. I do wonder why it included a set of working gloves but I'm not going to complain.

So far I'm impressed with the Miscoos 3 step-ladder. It's very easy and simple to grab the handle and fold it flat or expand it back to a step ladder within seconds. The mechanism for the metal support bracket has a solid snap noise to let you know it's firmly in place once you expand the ladder. The steps are wide and deep and have a nice gripping texture to them. I'm larger guy at over 6 foot tall and 200 lbs and it feels very solid while using it to get items around the garage and house. I definitely give it all 5 stars as it's very competitive at the current price.

Lots of positives about this step letter.Wider than most. This allows for plenty of room and good stability.There is a grip on the hand rail and large feet, which add to the safety and stability.The steps have textured bumps to reduce slipping.Overall weight is very reasonable and it's lighter and easier to carry around than other items I had that were less sturdy.Easy to unfold, but make sure the top step is pushed down into place. Mine took a couple tries the first couple times using it.

We have tall ceilings and high closets so we often need steps stools around the house. I've previously been using a much cheaper one that came from Home Depot, but was tired of it's wobbly nature. I've only had the new one a week, but it has been a pleasure this far. It folds up well to minimize the space required when not in use but is plenty sturdy when it flips open. If you're looking for a higher quality step stool and willing to pay a bit more, this is a good option.