1121 Pentagon Tool Professional 24"-40" Blue Drywall Stilts Highest Quality

Good sturdy stilts. I have never used such an item before and had it figured out, with the help of youtube within an hour of opening. My one ire about this purchase is the total lack of instructions. Not even a cheap paper insert to let the buyer know if you're wearing them right, fitting them right or using them correctly. Trial and error has worked fine, and no injuries thusfar.

I had to refinish my basement after a water pipe broke and ruined all the sheet rock. I have a 1000 sq. ft. basement and had never worn a pair of stilts before. When they arrived, they were in great condition, they were fairly light, and after 30 minutes of walking around in them I found them easy to use. They attach to my boots and legs with ease and were comfortable to wear for the 5 hours I was down taping the ceiling of the basement. Great investment, even if I only do sheet rock one more time (though I'm sure I will find times to use these besides just taping drywall).

Missing part. I received the tool in a timely manner but there was a missing part. I had to reorder the missing part from the company which took several more days. As to the effectiveness of the product overall, it took time to adjust the product but there should be improvements such as the ankle and toe straps should be assessed - make it easier to buckle the straps when the tool is fixed to your legs. The sole of the foot portion marks the floor - the tool should have non-marking soles.

Not exactly top-of-the-line stilts, but worth it for the price. Assembly may require purchase of some additional wrenches and/or sockets, as many of the areas you need to tighten upon assembly (including areas not to be over-tightened) are placed in difficult and tight spots. Comfort isn't bad after adjustment and they seem very solid, but they are definitely heavy and less padded vs higher quality stilts. As for the sale itself it was excellent, got here quick and undamaged in record time. My advice would be to pick these up if you need an extra (or different size) pair, or in a pinch.

I am a professional plasterer and I have bought several pair of these in the past, different brand of course. One thing I rally like is the straps give slightly which are easier on the legs. The heal cups has three sets of holes so the screws lock the heal cups in place. I hate it when the slip. The color is nice because if you have different sizes then you can grab them fast or tell some one, hey grab the black pair! They are far better than any set I have had before. I'm glad a truck ran over my old ones, haha. Super price to.

seem to be having a problem with rivets shearing off on several pair of these we have. seem to be cheaply made.

First I'd like to say these are not my first pair of stilts. I'd had a pair years ago that I spent many hours using. That being said, these stilts are almost useless for anything more than temporary usage and then, only on the lowest height setting. I would go so far as to say they are so poorly designed as to be dangerous for anyone, but especially for those with little experience using them. My biggest complaint is the attachment straps are the cheapest they could come up with and painful to use. I piece of rope would have been an improvement. They are not stable even if the straps were to be improved, but it would at least make them useful for short term usage, which is what I purchased them for. I would not be surprised if they are pulled due to injury lawsuits. As I mentioned, I am a very experienced user and had difficulty not tipping over and going down. I would suggest you look elsewhere.

They work well!!! I work in maintenance and these stilts work well for several purposes! More comfortable for just standing than I thought they would be. Great movements for walking with just a little practice lol.