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Nov 28, 2025 7:14 PM

22' Little Giant Ladders Aluminum Telescoping Multi-Position Ladder (300-lb Cap)

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Lowe's has Little Giant Ladders 22' Aluminum Telescoping Multi-Position Ladder (300-lb Capacity, 16522-002) for $174. Select free store pickup where stock permits.

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  • About this product:
    • Rated 4.8 stars out of 5 overall based on 2,000+ reviews on Lowe's
    • Convert from A-frame to extension, 90-degree or trestle-and-plank scaffolding with ease. the ladder's Rapid Lock adjusters make transitioning from position to position fast and convenient
    • Type IA ladder is designed for extra heavy-duty use, supporting up to 300-lbs on each side
    • ANSI, OSHA certified
    • Includes Little Giant's Limited Lifetime Warranty

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Lowe's has Little Giant Ladders 22' Aluminum Telescoping Multi-Position Ladder (300-lb Capacity, 16522-002) for $174. Select free store pickup where stock permits.

Note, availability for store pickup may vary by location.

Thanks to Community Member sagar2801 for finding this deal.

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Written by johnny_miller | Staff
  • About this deal:
    • Please see the original post for additional details & give the forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
  • About this product:
    • Rated 4.8 stars out of 5 overall based on 2,000+ reviews on Lowe's
    • Convert from A-frame to extension, 90-degree or trestle-and-plank scaffolding with ease. the ladder's Rapid Lock adjusters make transitioning from position to position fast and convenient
    • Type IA ladder is designed for extra heavy-duty use, supporting up to 300-lbs on each side
    • ANSI, OSHA certified
    • Includes Little Giant's Limited Lifetime Warranty

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TheCosmoKramer
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Not trying to be a smart aleck, but if someone can't move 38#, they probably don't need a ladder this tall or complicated.
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talkaboutdeals
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I don't like mine. Versatile so I won't get replace it, but heavy and most of the steps are very thin/uncomfortable. I would rather have 2 ladders.
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Mitch_weaver
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I'm an insurance adjuster and have had this ladder for 4 years. I use it 4-8 times a day. Contractors always ask me how much I paid for it and the ones with gorillas always tell me they wish they would have paid a little more for the Little Giant.
This ladder is one of the best purchases I've ever made and I paid 250 for it back then. 175 is a no brainer. BUY THIS LADDER!
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This 22 foot Little Giant telescoping multi position ladder stands out for reach, versatility, and a sturdy 300 pound rating. The 17 foot version with wheels and leveling legs is described as especially versatile, and the 22 foot model is praised as a go to ladder for bigger jobs and extra reach. The main drawbacks are weight and handling, since it is hard to move, awkward to stand up fully extended, and the steps can feel thin on some units. A few reports also mention weld or stress crack failures after heavy use, so it is a strong fit when reach matters more than portability.

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Nov 29, 2025 8:51 AM
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muscletoneNov 29, 2025 8:51 AM
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Good price, however at 38 lbs, it maybe too heavy and cumbersome to be safely moved and maneuvered by one person. Are there lighter alternatives?
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Nov 29, 2025 10:15 AM
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Convit161Nov 29, 2025 10:15 AM
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Anyone has experience with this one? How does it compare to the 22 ft. Reach Aluminum Multi-Position Ladder w/ Project Bucket, Tool Hangers, 300 lbs. Load Capacity, Type 1A Duty Rating from Home Depot which is on sale at $189?
Nov 29, 2025 10:57 AM
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iPadDad666Nov 29, 2025 10:57 AM
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Wow what a deal! I had to pull the trigger on the $189 one at homedepot earlier this week. Might not be worth to return n pick this up.
Nov 29, 2025 11:32 AM
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talkaboutdealsNov 29, 2025 11:32 AM
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I don't like mine. Versatile so I won't get replace it, but heavy and most of the steps are very thin/uncomfortable. I would rather have 2 ladders.
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Quote from muscletone View quoted comment :
Good price, however at 38 lbs, it maybe too heavy and cumbersome to be safely moved and maneuvered by one person. Are there lighter alternatives?
Not trying to be a smart aleck, but if someone can't move 38#, they probably don't need a ladder this tall or complicated.
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-Ardit-Nov 29, 2025 12:42 PM
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Have the 17 version with wheels and leveling legs. Well worth it. However, European markets have the Conquest 2.0 Pro and that's annoying af. Other than the gorilla ladder built in platform deck, it's the best all around ladder.
Nov 29, 2025 1:07 PM
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shwartz01Nov 29, 2025 1:07 PM
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Pulled the trigger as I needed a bigger ladder than the 6ft at home. Figure this is the only ladder that I'll ever need to buy. I would have preferred the MagaLite+ pro bundle directly from Little Giant Ladders for $239, but shipping kills the deal ($90!).

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Nov 29, 2025 1:07 PM
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bmanflyer3Nov 29, 2025 1:07 PM
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Quote from -Ardit- View quoted comment :
Have the 17 version with wheels and leveling legs. Well worth it. However, European markets have the Conquest 2.0 Pro and that's annoying af. Other than the gorilla ladder built in platform deck, it's the best all around ladder.
Agree , I also have the 17 version with wheels and leveling legs which I bought several years ago on a BF deal and its has been the best most versatile ladder I have ever owned. That's why I went and bought this one yesterday as I needed a little more reach at times. GF bought the Gorilla version a couple years ago and I don't think it works as well as this personally
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Quote from muscletone View quoted comment :
Good price, however at 38 lbs, it maybe too heavy and cumbersome to be safely moved and maneuvered by one person. Are there lighter alternatives?
You get this size ladder only when a smaller version will not work for your task, absolutely no other reason. It is heavy and it is very tricky to stand up to a roof when it is fully extended. Unless you are really tall (just a guess but more then 6'5 with a long arm span), as you are walking it up, you can't get your arms high enough and you will pass the center of gravity of the ladder before getting it beyond 45 degrees up and it will tip back down behind you. Might not make sense but will the first time you try to stand it up fully extended. You can stand the ladder up and clumsily raise the top portion that way or put it up against the house at the bottom and walk it up and then walk it out but it can get unwieldy. I still have an old school extension ladder for this reason which is dead simple to fully extended and it is much lighter. You won't have that issue if using it just as an A frame ladder or do not need to fully extend it flat.

I have 2 Werner versions of these and they are even heavier. 22ft @47lbs and the 14ft @23lbs. Top quality stable and rock solid ladders, but heavy.
Last edited by nolife November 29, 2025 at 07:35 AM.
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great ladder
Nov 29, 2025 3:49 PM
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forsavingsNov 29, 2025 3:49 PM
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Quote from TheCosmoKramer View quoted comment :
Not trying to be a smart aleck, but if someone can't move 38#, they probably don't need a ladder this tall or complicated.
Is this better than the gorilla 22ft. I feel like LilG is over priced @ regular price
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muscletoneNov 29, 2025 4:06 PM
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Quote from nolife View quoted comment :

You get this size ladder only when a smaller version will not work for your task, absolutely no other reason. It is heavy and it is very tricky to stand up to a roof when it is fully extended. Unless you are really tall (just a guess but more then 6'5 with a long arm span), as you are walking it up, you can't get your arms high enough and you will pass the center of gravity of the ladder before getting it beyond 45 degrees up and it will tip back down behind you. Might not make sense but will the first time you try to stand it up fully extended. You can stand the ladder up and clumsily raise the top portion that way or put it up against the house at the bottom and walk it up and then walk it out but it can get unwieldy. I still have an old school extension ladder for this reason which is dead simple to fully extended and it is much lighter. You won't have that issue if using it just as an A frame ladder or do not need to fully extend it flat.

I have 2 Werner versions of these and they are even heavier. 22ft @47lbs and the 14ft @23lbs. Top quality stable and rock solid ladders, but heavy.
Thanks for the detailed, helpful input! God helps anyone or things behind you in its path as it flips backwards.
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Quote from forsavings View quoted comment :
Is this better than the gorilla 22ft. I feel like LilG is over priced @ regular price
I'm an insurance adjuster and have had this ladder for 4 years. I use it 4-8 times a day. Contractors always ask me how much I paid for it and the ones with gorillas always tell me they wish they would have paid a little more for the Little Giant.
This ladder is one of the best purchases I've ever made and I paid 250 for it back then. 175 is a no brainer. BUY THIS LADDER!
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Quote from talkaboutdeals View quoted comment :
I don't like mine. Versatile so I won't get replace it, but heavy and most of the steps are very thin/uncomfortable. I would rather have 2 ladders.
I have fluctuated between 290-315 lbs for the 4 years I've owned this ladder. Add clothes and a huge tool belt and my 325 lb ass has gone up and down these steps thousands and thousands of times. I never felt uncomfortable. The steps aren't thin
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Nov 29, 2025 4:30 PM
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mx7Nov 29, 2025 4:30 PM
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I'm a generic construction worker and I've used this said ladder for 80 years. Contractors always ask me how much I paid for it and then deeply yearn for it. They wish they had paid a little more and gotten this instead of Lil G.
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