Comments on: Step2 5A0000 Garden Hopper Mobile Garden Stool and Storage

By: Raffaello

Raffaello — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 09:40:43 +0000

I must admit that this was somewhat an impulse purchase, it appeared in my Gold Box and I bought it. It is a great help around the garden. I find that it works best on the sidewalk beside the garden. If I try to sit on it and scoot around the garden, it tends to get stuck. It also works well as a small, mobile table when planting items into my garden. The handy storage area under the seat is a great place to keep garden tools, however it does not provide for drainage, so gloves, metal implements proably should not be stored there.

By: Bina

Bina — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 09:31:26 +0000

This was a gift for the person who does the gardening here. Days spent in flowerbeds were always followed by nights spent in painful spasm. This handy little rolling seat gets you to the right height to work in the garden without having to bend and stoop all day. It rolls easily enough and includes a beverage holder for your water bottle and space enough for several gardening tools. It’s been sturdy enough so far and looks like it will last a while. Who knew one of the best gifts would be as simple as a nice place to sit down?

By: Uriel

Uriel — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 07:43:03 +0000

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All you have to do is pick this thing up to know that it’s hollow plastic parts. And all you need to do is sit on it once to know that this is one solid little stool. The manufacturer’s catalog that came in the box shows that their other products are children’s toys that are built for punishment, yet no so dangerous that they’d crush a child. They’ve carried that same quality construction through to this little stool. The wheels are a little on the small side to carry my 230-lb body across a patch of healthy lawn with ease, but it wasn’t so difficult that I would have to stand up and move it, either. I find it a tad inconvienent to reach under the seat to get to tools. There is a cup holder on the outside, but it’s design is such that it isn’t good for anything but cups or cans. The one thing I’d like to see here is some other sort of outside storage for tools instead of the cup holder. The all-weather plastic means you can leave it outside, but it’s lightweight design means you can store it on an upper shelf, too. All in all, the solid, but lightweight construction makes this one a keeper.