Goldensoil Gardening Rolling Seat with Wheels – 360-Degree Swivel Stool,Garden Scooter

This is a very sturdy and serviceable product. I have used a similar item in the past, but, didn't bring it with me when I moved. Glad to see that it is still available since it does make working on extensive projects easier (and less painful for those of us with physical constraints.) It is nice that the tires are inflatable rather than solid. Load capacity is considerable. The product on the listing when it was ordered and remains in the listing at the time of this review are not the same. The color is different, which really isn't substantive. But, the actual design is different. And, this may or may not have any impact on function, I looked at it to potentially assist in assembly since the instructions provided are absolutely horrible. The only offering is a single picture with exploded sections which do not provide clarity. In fact, there are parts included which aren't even pictured, so one has to guess and hope for the best. Very disappointing and frustrating. The manufacturer is just lazy and disrespectful to the customer in this regard. Thankfully, I don't imagine having to purchase and assemble another in my lifetime. So, the product is a 'five', but, the required assembly translates to the loss of at least one star! Might be preferable to hire someone to assemble it for a flat rate. But, the price point for the item itself is rather high, so that would just make it that much more unaffordable.

Did I need it ? No. Is it adorable? Yes. I've never seen anything like this. It's so cute, I couldn't resist. I highly recommend looking up the video of a guy putting one of these together. The directions are a picture. It does not come with tools like most stuff does these days. So you'll need a few of your own. Thankfully my husband knew what to use. We put the black basket on first. Then the back wheels, followed by the front. The last two things we did were the seat and wire basket. The instructions are awful. And if you put the seat on first, it would make it so bulky and hard to get the rest put together. But the instructions show the seat and basket first. No. Don't do it. Or do it and be sorry. It is very heavy. The seat fits my wide load. I have deformed bones on both knees so this will be nice. It's a fun little seat for the garden. One last note: while most of the parts feel sturdy on their own, they do wobble in some places once bolted together.