ISOPClimbing Rope Ladder 25ft l Compact Portable Emergency Evacuation Ladder 3 Story l for Kids & Adults - Fire Evacuation for Families l Useable for Tree-House, Fire Escape & Survival Rescue Goals

This ladder/harness is very sturdy and well made. We are on the 4th floor so it should work out well though we haven't tried it out yet.The harness is a challenge. The directions that come with it are quite vague. We watched the video many times before figuring out how to put it on. It took us at least an hour to finally figure it out. Then we marked the front right, front left, right leg, and left leg on the straps with a magic marker. This helped us orient the harness correctly on another attempt weeks later.The entire apparatus does take up a bit of space in our condo but we do feel safer knowing we have this option if ever needed.

This rope seems very durable and stable.I like the quality of the materials and was very qurious so i asked my husband to try it out.We live on the 3rd floor and this rope easily reached the ground and my husband with his friend went down and up few times in a matter of minutes.So it could fit few people at once without any doubt.What is also important u don't have to be an athlete in order to use it,very easy assembly as well.Highly recommend it.

Buen producto

I was asked to buy this by my friend from Manila for use in case of emergency. He lives in a condo.

Seems like this will work. Did a test of how it would need to go - I think it will get me out of my loft to the ground , if needed

Yes on the ladder, no on the stabilizers. Ladder is fine. Stabilizers - first thing, the video says they're light weight and easy to install. Lightweight yes, easy to install, no. It took two of us to put these things on, my wife held the rope at the attachment point while I wrestled one to get it started, then we finished pushing it on together. Very cumbersome. One person might find them easy to install if they have exceptional finger strength. Second, I tested the ladder by climbing down from a window. Putting my weight on the ladder caused some of the stabilizers to splay out sideways against the wall, making them come loose. One popped off completely, a couple of others bent sideways against the wall as I descended. And that was with less than an eight foot descent, and I weigh less than 140 lbs. Wouldn't want to depend on these things in a pinch, especially if more than one person needs to use the ladder, even one person at a time. I'd purchased a 16 foot ladder so that it would go eight feet from a very heavy, solid bed post to the window and then another eight feet down outside of the window. Instead, luckily, I'll be able to use the ladder from our upstairs balcony since it is just the right length for that. Returning the stabilizers though.

After a fire in my apartment building spooked me, on my floor, the third floor, I realized I was ill prepared for a full blown building fire - God forbid there should ever be one. So I took steps to be prepared just in case. One thing I did was purchase this escape ladder. I have it in a waterproof tote on my balcony where I can pop the lid, clip the carbines to the railing and let the ladder down. As I am in my 60s and not as athletic as in my youth! I also purchased it with the safety belt in case I slipped and started to fall. I have peace of mind knowing if the real thing happened, I can escape.

I decided to buy 2 items (one is for me and the another is for my relatives) after I watched the video about ISOP Ladders.The product is exactly as described.

I highly recommend these ladders and I hope this review helps you buy the right product.- Casement windows ... found it challenging to find a ladder that would work with the casement windows on the 2nd story of our house (see photo). Very pleased with this one... we purchased a 2nd one a week later. As you can see, casement windows don't offer a 100% width opening, plus there's the extension arm along the bottom part of the frame. Since the white rope between rungs is flexible, it's able to fit within the width of the window.- Re-usable ... Thankful this isn't a single-use fire escape ladder. That makes absolutely NO sense to me! We practiced using the ladder numerous times when purchased, and would recommend everyone do the same. You learn a LOT when you do a drill (even timed) and have to find + unpack the ladder, toss it out the window (properly, to not break any windows below), put on the harness, attach the harness, climb out.- Build quality ... excellent. The yellow rungs are very grippy and lean towards uncomfortable for bare hands and feet, but c'mon, your house is on fire, who cares. The rungs CAN rotate slightly in place, however, but I don't think this would result in a slip or fall when descending.- The hooks ... I would recommend the carabiner style hooks on the ladder over the J-hooks that hang over your window, ONLY from personal experience. It required us to bolt 2 large hooks on the wall under the window in our bedrooms, but they aren't too intrusive or ugly. (Search "besthouse 304 heavy duty swing hangers" for a good recommendation). IMPORTANT: we attached them just above the base board and bought a ladder that is long enough to go up the wall, through the window, then down to the ground. This allows for easy connection of the ladder (at ground level), especially for a child, instead of having to lift the ladder to attach it. It also means 2-3 rungs of the ladder go UP the wall towards the window, making it easier for a child to get up to the window sill to get out. No need for a stool.- Measure properly ... as I said above, make sure you get a long enough ladder to reach from your secure hooks on a wall, up to the window, THEN down to the ground.- Compared to other popular brands ... Kidde ladders are easy to find, but are single-use so I wouldn't even consider them. They have little legs on each rung that hold the ladder steady against your house, which this ladder lacks, but during our test "escapes" we didn't have issues without them. As this ladder hangs out the window and you step down to each rung, it tends to hang a bit away from the house so you can put the middle of your foot on the rung and your toes kind of stick out to stabilize you against the house. No concerns.- The harness ... (bought the waist-harness with leg loops, NOT belt or full body shoulder harness) Works great, well-built, fits great on young kids up to adults. I wrote a Q&A response to someone else asking about a 4+ year old, which may be worth reading if you have very small children. I can't stress enough that you should practice the harness every once in a while. People can get disoriented in an emergency and it's asking a lot for a child to unpack a ladder, put on a harness, then use them both. (e.g. the harness should be attached to the red security line OUTSIDE the window, otherwise you will get stuck as you try to crawl out).- Size and storage ... one of the ladders we bought came with a zip bag, the other didn't. For the one without a bag, we purchased a large kind of tray at a home store and put the ladder on the tray under a bed. This eases access in an emergency. The ladder itself IS big and bulky, especially compared to the tidy Kidde ones (which you can never re-pack, mind you), but just allow some space under a bed and the size doesn't really matter anymore. A zipper bag may even be more cumbersome to open in an emergency. Careful how you store the ladder, you don't want a tangle when you throw it out the window!I don't think I could write anything more if I wanted to. :) Shopping for the right ladder was a challenge for us, so I hope this saves someone a lot of time and helps you find the right product.

Ich bin richtig zufrieden. Nur positive Emotionen

Fait le job. Et la ceinture de sécurité en plus est un atout. Bon rapport qualité prix.

La compré para descolgarme en el tejado y fue bien

sembra di buona qualitá nonostante il prezzo "basso", se poi non fosse cosí, probabilmente non ci saró piú a communicarvi che avevo torto.