2Pcs 17" Gutter Ladder Safety Rest, Non-Slip Gutter Guard Ladder Stabilizer

Too small, it doesn’t fit for 32’ ladder. Absolutely useless for professional job. Even rubber strips unglued when I was opening the box It was a good price for 2 pieces, but now I have to return it.

They work! No more damaged gutters.

NOT WIDE ENOUGH. Crappy product. Is not wide enough to fit a normal 16 foot extension ladder. If you can find a smaller ladder to fit...it still doesn't protect the gutter from bending in. Don't bother, they stink.

The black rubber strips were all dangling on arrival. Goop would not work. It took $20 of crazy glue to glue them down. Who knows how long the will last.

As a home inspector, I’ve spent years trying to crack the same frustrating challenge: how to safely and cleanly rest a ladder against a house with gutters—without damaging anything, leaving a trace, or compromising ladder safety. Most well-maintained homes have gutters on the fascia board, and those gutters are almost always in the exact spot where you want the ladder to sit. Over the years, I’ve tried just about everything: laying rugs over the top rails of my ladder (awkward and never quite even), fiddling with homemade stabilizers, and even drilling attachments into the ladder itself—which, let’s be honest, isn’t exactly ideal when you’re relying on that ladder daily for your livelihood. Then I found the Nkiy Quen Gutter Ladder Safety Rest, and it honestly feels like someone out there finally understood the problem and designed a solution that makes sense in the real world. This thing is just smart. It’s lightweight, intuitive, and sturdy—and it solves the problem elegantly without adding risk or complication. The design spreads the pressure of your ladder across a wide stabilizer that sits securely in the gutter channel. You don’t have to wedge or force anything. The key is to use a decent extension pole—something most of us in the field already own—to lift and position it into the gutter. I was initially expecting the attachment point for the pole to be threaded, and I braced myself for the annoyance of trying to unscrew it later while leaning over the edge. But no—it's friction-fit. It holds securely when you need it to, and then lifts out easily when you're done. That alone is a thoughtful touch. Once in place, the stabilizer does exactly what it's supposed to do. It has a wide stance and non-slip grips built into the top, so the ladder sits evenly and stays put. It doesn’t twist or dig into the gutter, and it doesn’t require complicated anchoring. It simply works. The only thing that could go wrong is if your ladder footing isn’t stable to begin with, in which case no amount of stabilizer will help. But if you’re set up correctly, this thing is amazing! There’s nothing here I would change. It’s lightweight enough to carry in the truck, tough enough for daily use, and it doesn’t require any tools or modifications to your ladder. It doesn’t damage gutters, which is critical when you're in someone else's home. Best of all, it removes cleanly and discreetly, which helps me do my job without leaving evidence I was ever there. For something that seems so simple on the surface, this is a huge step forward in ladder safety and practicality for people like me. I’m not usually quick to hand out five stars, but this one earns it, no question.