GypTool Pro 18" - 30" Magnesium Drywall Stilts - Gray

$ 157.99

Score By Feature

Based on 139 ratings

Comfort

9.72

Sturdiness

9.69

Easy to assemble

8.98

Stability

9.08

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Dry wall, painting, wiring, and other applications are all possible with this product.

High-grade, light-weight magnesium is used to create this product.

Adjusting the height does not necessitate the use of any tools.

Braces that can be adjusted to fit any user are available.

18" - 30" working height, 12 lb. stilt weight 225 pound load rating, 6 pound per pair

Selected User Reviews For GypTool Pro 18" - 30" Magnesium Drywall Stilts - Gray

Yes, these stilts are excellent

4/5

For the past twenty years, I've only used durastilts. I had to replace a new pair of shoes after they were stolen. I looked for a long time, keeping an eye on the weight of all the stilts I saw. These stilts were almost identical in weight to medium durastilts by a few tenths of a pound. I wore them every day for a week, five days a week, for about six hours each day. Stilts are a major concern for me because I texture ceilings while working on drywall. These stilts are an excellent purchase in my opinion. I'll keep an eye out for these when I need a new pair of stilts. The leg straps are the only thing I don't care for, but I believe that is a matter of personal taste.

Kelvin McConnell

| Sep 04, 2021

ASSEMBLY IS NOT EASY

3/5

Do you need to put some things together? A vice, a torch, metalworking experience, a power drill, and some WD-40 are more like it. Just take a look at the photos - They provide detailed explanations. The First Problem - The bolt that secures the vertical pipe that runs up the lateral side into the lower bracket didn't even line up on one silt, so I had to drill the hole out with a quarter inch bit to get the bolt in. br>Second Edition - The lateral pole, which should easily slide into the upper leg support, had been bent. I was not going to be able to get that in. I had to take it to the garage, place it in the vice, heat the pipe with a torch, which burned off half of the paint, and bend the pipe with a crowbar so that the bottom pipe could slide in and out. So much for simple assembly. br>br> br>br>Third Edition - On both legs, the leg strap is completely useless. They both loosened as soon as I took one step. What good are "Premium stilts" if they require me to tighten the straps every two steps? br>br>I have a pair of 25-year-old aluminum sheet rocker stilts that aren't any more stable than the advertised "Premium magnesium stilts. " Complete nonsense. br>br>.