Zancos de pintura de cinta ajustable para paneles de yeso de grado

Easy to setup, sturdy, good value, functionality is good. This item was Better then expected

These function well. Sturdy. Great quality..durable.. my 15 year old decided he wanted to learn to walk on stilts.. whole neighborhood been on them daily. Kids and adults both.. Lots have fallen down. So they’re sturdy and well made.. we have had no problems with them. We are not using for work. teens and adults are playing on them often learning how to use them. Lots of spills and wipe out outs. Their holding up very well.. id recommend these.. their made well..

Held up to a good weight no jolting work out very nice

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My son wore them two times to practice the bottom screw already out and lost

These are just as good as the 300$ ones and they are a lot more affordable!

I've been going through our 1980's home removing popcorn ceilings and rehabbing the rooms in general. That has been a lot of up and down ladders scraping the ceilings, fixing them, sanding, paint cut in, etc etc etc. Fortunately my ceilings are around 7.5-8 feet or so.I'd thought about stilts when I did my first room but it wasn't until the 3rd room that I thought about how much of a waste of time it was moving a ladder around to redo the inside corner where the ceiling meets the wall (removing popcorn involves soaking the ceiling to soften the drywall compound, which also softens the corner tape. I've learned I'm better off cutting it out and redoing it rather than try to save it).I finally bit the bullet and got these as I'd measured that I would need around 16" of vertical rise to get …

First, stilts are generally dangerous, especially for the inexperienced user or for someone who has never used them before.It was incredibly difficult to get them on, and they were set to 24" (the minimum). Had to have another person help me put them on.Once they were on, and I stood up, I could not find my balance. Ended up falling face first into a couch. Springs were way too loose. I tried again despite my first failed attempt, and was able to walk around at turtle speed.Returning and bought a 5 foot section of scaffolding for about $40 more. I can climb all over the scaffolding and do the work I need to do without the fear of falling or tripping over something.These are cool, but not for the faint of heart. You really need to know what you are doing, and if not, you can seriously hurt