UHINOOS Heavy Duty Garden Kneeler and Seat with Soft Thick & Wide EVA Foam Kneeling Pad,Foldable Garden Stools Gardening Workseats with 2 Tool Pouches,Clearance Gardening Gifts for Seniors,Men & Women

When we first got this kneeler we thought it was a well built product. We couldn't have been more wrong. We used it today for the first time and it broke an hour or so into beginning our gardening . The pad is attached to plastic on the bottom side and the plastic broke about half way across. I weigh 195 lbs so I would think it would be designed to hold up to that much weight. There is not much good to say about this product.

I have just finished planting about 300 bulbs, and I'm 76. It is great for kneeling, and the handles definitely make it easier to get up. This is much better than kneeling on hard pavement, and when I am in the flower beds it keeps my knees out of the dirt. The only problem is that when I kneel on it I hear it crack, but I haven't seen any damage. If it does break, I'll replace the seat with a piece of plywood and fasten this padding on that. Both the sitting and kneeling positions are a good height and comfortable.I originally gave it five stars, but now I need to rebuild the seat. I weigh 180 lb.s, so I'm about average for a man. The seat board has a plastic frame, and I first heard it crack the very first time I knelt on it. It finally gave up yesterday.

I purchased the UHINOOS Garden Kneeler and Seat-Foldable Garden Bench Garden on March 29, 2021. I do a lot of gardening and I wanted a product that would allow me to kneel down while I worked and assist me as I got back up on my feet. The item arrived on time and in perfect shape. The problem is that within the first couple of uses the plastic frame broke as well as the EVA foam pad. I have included a picture for you as well. The metal frame is sturdy enough and if you are careful when you fold it up, your fingers won't get pinched, but to use plastic as a frame is just not practical. I would advise anyone who wants a bench to be sure the product is all metal. I am planning to see if I can drill out the old connectors and put in a plywood base. In that way I might be able to salvage the rest. AVOID!

I was surprised to find this soundly built, good quality, and well packed.For rough terrain it takes maneuvering to get it even. Yet as for my flower and perennial bedsthis works just fine. I don't have any problems bending forward and I am 5'10" tallso the highest seat adjustment is very good for me.When you turn it upside down for using it for kneeling, the bars (that are the legswhen turned the other way) make a nice helper for standing back up.

So I received my UHINOOS Garden Kneeler on April 1st of this year. Before making the purchase, I read the reviews on Amazon of the various brands. Several of the reviews said the same thing, that the plastic under the kneeling pad broke very quickly. Unfortunately, I had the same experience. The second day I used the kneeler, I heard the ominous sound of plastic cracking (see the second and third picture). The product says it supports up to 330 pounds, and I am nowhere near that. The issue is that you are not just kneeling on the product, you are strenuously pulling weeds, getting up and down, both of which put additional pressure on the kneeler.The other issue, as you will see in the first picture, is that the part of the tool bag which hangs on to the "arms" is just short enough that if you put tools in it, it frequently topples over.Having said all that, I still love the product and have no intention of sending it back. I will probably try a different brand and hope that the next one will hold together better.

love this. i am 72 and have had knee replacements. this sturdy bench allows me to sit safely while i wirk in my garden

Great for getting up from kneeling. Padding is a bit hard on replaced knee. I bought extra padding. It is very stutdy and locks in place. The sprind loaded locks are stiff when trying to fold it back up.

I bought this for assisting with pulling weeds because my back aches so much from bending over. The first thing I found was that the seat is a bit too high to comfortably sit on to pull weeds. No biggie. I decided that I would just flip it over and use it as a knee pad.... I am not a heavy person and after kneeling on it for maybe 8 minutes, the padding gave way under my knees and was unusable. I will be returning this for a refund. Other than the padding giving way, I thought that the handles were fairly sturdy for supporting one when you stand back up from a kneeling or sitting position. I also liked how it easily folded up for storage.

I climb into the backyard pond to clear debris once a while. Once out i need support to stand up due to weak knees.