Review on 🧰 Portability Enhanced: Worx WX066 Sidekick Work Table by Cardell Haynes

Instead of a lightweight table with amazingly strong spider legs (which I expected based on the photos), this table is quite massive with sturdy legs that can be set up in less than a minute. , and packed in about the same time. I wouldn't consider putting something like a window air conditioner or a large laser printer on this table. I am very impressed with its durability. It's also very portable and at 13 pounds it's very easy to carry around. It's a bit awkward with how the legs stick out, although I'm not sure there's anything that can be done about it. The only change I would suggest is something that locks the legs more securely for transport. There is a neoprene foam insert that provides some friction to keep feet from slipping, but there is still a tendency to slip unless you place rubber-cuffed feet on top of the foam insert. It works well but the elegant design of the table made me expect a more elegant mechanism to lock the legs during transport. lost or damaged and I don't see an available replacement on either the Revain website or Worx. The pins they hold are designed with a holding shoulder, but are easily removed (and can pose a potential choking hazard to children or pets).