Customer Reviews for VEVOR Garden Kneeler and Seat, 330 lbs Load Capacity, 8" EVA Wide Pad, Foldable Garden Stool, Kneeling Bench for Gardening with Tool Bag, Gifts for Women, Grandparents, Seniors, Mom and Dad

What can I say “it’s a Bunn”

I use the stool everywhere. It is very sturdy and versatile. I can use it as seat in the garden or straddle it in a tight space. Being able to fold it easily allows me to pack it in the car and take it with me. The canvas pockets are very handy for hand tools and miscellaneous items that will not fit in my pockets. My only problem so far is keeping other peoples hips off of my stool, and you know who you are.

I have wanted one of these for a long time to help with gardening. I’m so glad I picked this model. It’s easy to use and having tools handy in the pouches is a big help. No more having to find the tool because I left it the last place I used it. As far as comfort I am blown away by how much easier it is to get up and down with the side handles. I use it for gardening and also for cleaning floors in the house. Worth every penny!

I use it when l need to kneel down to fix or clean something.

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Excellent product. Better than others that look similar. Truly supports the weight it claims which another brand did not. All my Vevor products have been excellent.

Got it for my hubby, he loves it, easy on the knees, railing helps you get up and down, very happy with my purchase

Better than expected and very sturdy.

I love this, it really saves my knees and I like that I can flip it over to sit. The side bags tend to fall of easy. I wish the bags had velcro to help stay in place.

This is a must-have for aging gardeners with bad knees. I'm getting to the point where going from kneeling to standing is a challenge. I took off one star because the plastic protectors (for where it touches the ground) don't stay on. And they only give you four when you really need eight. If you use this on concrete (without some sort of protection) it will rub off the paint, down to the metal which will eventually rust.