Home-XFoldable Garden Kneeler and Seat for Gardening, Camping, and More

This is a must have tool. It has saved me back aches and made it so much easier to pull weeds or plant. I use the upright legs to push up from kneeling.

I love this to allow me to be comfortable weeding and planting in my garden with

This item is simple in construction and is certainly utilitarian. Need a seat? Got it. Need a kneeler? Yep that too. Need to stand while kneeling? This is where this puppy shines. Love mine. In fact my wife ordered one for herself after seeing how sturdy, yet simple this item is. Love it.

Wow, love this stool/kneeler. Has brought my gardening experience to the next level. Once kneeling, I have handles to help lift myself up out of the nailing position. I love being able to flip it over and use it as a bench. Also highly recommend and good value too.

This is a good product, although I think the kneeling pad could be thicker and softer.

I use this for kneeling and for sitting when doing something that is below my knee level. Soooo much easier to get up and down if arthritis, age, stiff joints or other issues make it hard for you.

Wish I had bought this a long time ago So very easy to use and saves my knees!

Got this just in time for the Feb 2021 polar front that dropped all the way down into TX. Havent really gotten to use it yet. I am a disabled plus size woman who tries to grow veggies & herbs in efforts to improve her health. Getting up & down is hard for me and I had “junk in my trunk” back when I was healthy & in shape. So far I’m liking this overall. My nerve damaged hands can open & close the sides without too much effort. Serious arthritis might have issues or if it isn’t cared for I can see rust causing possible problems. The sides are wide enough for my added girth both in kneeling & sitting positions. You’d need to be rather seriously rotund to not fit. Although I can potentially see where the sides may get in the way in the kneeling position. Getting up from kneeling on the indoor kitchen flooring wasn’t any harder than normal but sitting position on the hard flooring could have felt more secure. All in all my initial review is positive.Update: April 2021Been using it for a couple months now & it’s getting a lot of use. It is a lot more secure out on the lawn where it can get some purchase on the grass. It’s been easy to move around & flip over for use between chores. I can go from sitting by a raised bed to kneeling to go after flower bed weeds fairly easily. A frail senior citizen might have trouble with it but if you’re strong enough to care for a garden by yourself then you can most likely deal with this. The paint on the legs has gotten a bit scratched up from use on the patio concrete so I’m making sure to put it away out of the weather after each use to avoid rust. I’ll most likely give it a hit off WD40 at the end of the season to make sure it lasts a good long time.Overall, yes I do recommend.Update Feb 2022:I forgot to WD40 it. Doh!The catch on one side was starting to get still from use during a very weird weather year. I did bring it inside for the winter. My bother squeezed while i wiggled the leg & we got it to move again. I now have a bottle of lube to fix that issue for the coming season. At the end of the 2021 season (which is March into November here) it’s holding up pretty well. Cushions still cushion my knees & tail bone, hasn’t got wiggly, paint is scratched up a bit but not bad just it’s been used. I do recommend bringing it inside the back door on rainy days & open/close the legs every couple weeks if not using very often to help keep the joints flexible… kinda like me ;)Final verdict: when this one eventually dies I plan to get another. My only wish is I’d gotten a tool pouch with it but I fixed that too by making one.Nov 2022Still going strong. A bit more beaten up. Needs more lube. Still doing the job.