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This will help you envision it better. I'm not making this up. Ladder standoffs make ladders way more stable, allow much easier roof access, and protect gutters. I use them all the time, unless I don't need them. so I have plenty of experience using them and not using them. Set up properly they...

It is night and day difference to ascend a ladder with standoffs vs one without.

B Stewart. I use standoffs similar to this. They simply slide into the holes on the side of the ladder. They make a ladder way more stable. I don't do windows but I use them where the standoff goes on the roof, stops the ladder from denting the eaves, so that you can put the proper angle on the...

How did you get the squirrel out?

I may not know much about the ladder holding debate. But I guarantee you standoffs would help your stability in that situation greatly. If you set the ladder right it 'shares' the load somewhat between feet and standoffs on the roof.

I'm the best sweep. 8) You'll notice hanging off of the back of the bedslide is a hose and air nozzle. Can't do a clean job if you don't start with clean equipment. I clean/blow off everything everyday.

If you look up in this pic you can see the feet of a couple of my ladders. The shorter one on the left(28') has adjustment for levelling the feet too. Essential IMO to have a level, stable ladder. I almost always use standoffs for accessing roofs. They make a ladder much more stable and as a...

I ladder up two to three roofs a day. Sweeping chimneys. A ladder can certainly be used safely by one person(I work alone) it just has to be set up properly. With your toes against the bottom of the ladder you want the angle of the ladder to roughly coincide with your arms fully...