Upgraded Folding Garden Kneeler and Seat with Soft EVA Padding for Comfort

Crackers: Simple product that works as expected

Canada on Jun 26, 2021

Amazon Customer: Couldn't be happier with this product! My husband and I are in our 70s with difficulty kneeling and getting up and down to do gardening and other tasks around the house. This stool is very sturdy, so no fear of collapse when using it. We can sit on it, then push off the “arms” on the ends to get up. To kneel on it, quickly flip it over. The cushioning is firm and does not appear that it will quickly wear out. There are protectors for the “legs” that prevent floor from being scratched when using indoors. It easily folds up compactly for storage. The cloth pockets for tools, etc slip easily over the ends so that changing them when going from kneeling to sitting is a snap. It was a great find.

United States on Mar 11, 2021

ralph klump: My front and backyard is a mess after I lost my gardener. So I decided to do some of the yard work myself, but I wasn't willing to kneel on pile of dirt/dead grass or squat for long periods of time. So, I gave this seat/kneeler a shot. I'm pleased so far with the kneeler....bags on side are nice but have to constantly switch them around when I want to kneel or if I want to sit.....lightweight and easy to carry around from place to place. Not so easy to fold but that might be a good thing when I wouldn't want it to inadvertently collapse on me while using! Seems sturdy enough. I weigh around 150 but would not think a person at 200+ should use this...doesn't seem to appear to stand too much more weight. Pad on knees very comfortable and supportive. The removable side pockets was really useful in having gardening tools handy. Love the ability to push myself up from kneeling position using sidebars.

United States on Sep 07, 2020

Loves Greyhounds: My fiercely independent senior mom has a baby lilac bush struggling to survive in our desert climate. She uses a water sensor probe to be sure she's giving it enough, and complained that it took almost standing on her head to read it.

I got her this sturdy folding support, she can get down close to the ground for that and also can flip it over higher and sit near the rose bushes to trim them. Makes it easier on her back and knees. When folded it fits in a corner of her little shed.

It is a bit heavy, but needs to be, so it won't collapse as she pushes herself up from the ground. The hinged legs lock securely.
There is a movable snap-on cloth hanging pocket to keep a couple small tools, gloves, or a can of bug spray handy.

It was a good buy, and worth it to make her chores easier. We've offered to help her of course, but we just can't get her to ask!

United States on Aug 03, 2018

Isilzha: Exactly what I needed to save my back and legs while trying to tame the vicious Southwest weeds in my yard. I've used it with the seat low to the ground to pull up weeds by the roots while keeping my butt elevated enough to avoid the interesting creepy crawlies we also have out here. When it's 100+ during the day and you're weeding close to dusk it's nice to know that there's clearance between me and the ground to avoid the gigantic centipedes. Not that I've seen one while doing that but when you capture and release at least 1/2 dozen of them a year from your house you don't forget that they're around. Recently I've been using it with the seat higher up so I can sit and stare at my tomato plants looking for hornworms.

I've used it quite a bit this summer and have no complaints about it. It's comfortable, and feels stable and secure on the landscaping rocks in my yard. My elderly mother even brought it in the house to sit on while she cleaned out the fridge and kitchen cabinets.

Definitely been worth the money and am very glad I bought it. It's made an arduous, uncomfortable task a lot less unpleasant. Unfortunately, weeds don't just evaporate so I'll be putting this...

United States on Jul 28, 2017

cyprogirl: I started out really liking this bench, however over time...meh, a little less (which is why I rated it only 4 stars instead of 5).

First, the legs are a bit difficult to open and close. Okay, it's not THAT big a deal, but it IS worth noting if that might be an issue for some.

Second, it feels a bit flimsy...like I need to be careful when I kneel or sit on it, lest it break (and I'm NOT a heavy person). It may not actually BE flimsy...but it does kind of feel that way.

Third, the pouch that hangs on the handles is a good 'idea' but not very practical if you fold and unfold the stool often, as it tends to get in the way of the folding process, which makes folding it even more difficult than it already is. Of course, you can always remove the pouch, so there IS an easy solution to that problem.

United States on Jul 22, 2017