[Tom White]

I found this while looking through e-bay and it looks pretty good for trad guys, particularly when working on  uneven surfaces:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Window-Cleaning_W0QQitemZ320520179851QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_HomeGarden_CLV_Cleaning_CA?hash=item4aa07dd08b#ht_500wt_1182

[mr D]

no way on gods earth would youi get me on that! Nothing better than a few well folded wet cloths imo

[Gav Camm lammy 283]

seems a gud bit ov kit
imo i was working wiv a friend on wed who fell
laddder slipped on decking on wednesday
only battered n bruised but complacency breeds contempt

[jonnyald]

looks different,not sure how the feet work though

[Tom White]

looks different,not sure how the feet work though

It looks like they 'slide' so if you're working on uneven ground; a slope; the angle of your ladder will still remain 90 degrees to the ground.  And also because of the wider distance between the feet, it will help prevent sideways slip.

I've never used these, I just thought they looked a clever bit of kit.

[cozy]

Look good to me. 70 beer coupons is a bit heavy though

[trevor perry]

this wont stop the ladder sliding outwards but is good for uneven ground or ground with a severe sideways slope on it, it could also be used on steps where only one stile will fit on a step surface.

[paul rulton]

no way would i use that  had enough trouble stayin on a ladder without messing about
with that dam thing  :

[tom2009]

I've got one and it works a treat.  not that I use it as much now though