🪜 E-Z Foldz 9-inch High Portable Folding Step Stool Review

I bought this 9 inch stool for my daughter after the cheaper boxed and barrel versions broke after a few years and I gained up to 180 pounds would have. We've previously bought a 15" version for the kitchen and have been impressed with the durability. It is made of thicker plastic than other similar folding stools and

Excellent! Lightweight, easy to fold and carry, yet incredibly durable. I travel a lot and my arthritis makes it difficult for me to board buses, vans and large SUVs. With this handy little stool, I just fold it into my carry bag and pull it out when I need to get things done. It's strong enough that I don't feel safe.

These footrests are the best I've found. They are very strong and balanced with no wobble. You can get much cheaper step stools, but they don't pop and open or latch securely. This is one of those cases where you can pay a little more and save money in the long run. I had this company's first ladder in over 8 years in Gotham City's poisonous neon purple and neon green colors. It's just as durable as the day I bought it.

The first one came to my house over ten years ago when my baby was little. I liked it so much that I got a second one. Now for the second time I had to fight back against people trying to take it away from me because I had two... HA NO! Go buy yourself! I took one for a project and accidentally left it behind and it quickly disappeared. So it was a replacement for one that had served me well for over ten years and only had to be replaced because I had lost it. Good product . When my son was…

This step stool works great for my purposes. It's rated at 300 pounds and is 9 inches tall (I measured it). I weigh 160 pounds and feel confident standing on it. I don't think I would feel safe weighing 250 pounds. very easy to open and close. It's lightweight and about 2" thick when closed. My goal is to purchase this item when I travel. I use it as an aerobic exercise machine. I will be taking steps. along with my other wearables that I take with me when I'm not at home, hop on and off…

We had this step stool for about 10 years before someone properly opened it up and it broke. This thing is small, strong, durable and can hold up to 300 pounds. You can't tell it from the photo, but the upper is textured so it's not slippery. It folds best to less than 2 inches wide, which is quite remarkable. We stick it between the wall and our fridge for storage, but always handy for us when we need a little extra height to get to the top shelf in our kitchen cupboards. Last but not least…

So I bought this stool for my son to use at the sink, mainly to wash his hands and brush his teeth. A family member had a similar stool that was very easy to open. When I received this product, which I chose based on the many positive reviews and what I thought was a fair price, I found it very difficult to open. . It's improved a lot, so I think it's just a matter of loosening up the plastic a bit. Also, the way the stool can be folded allows the top of the stool not to be opened and closed…

I use these ladders to start my dumbbell press from the floor. I also use it for single-leg split squats, bent-over dumbbell rows, and stair climbs. expensive and requires me to cancel the lease) I place the barbell on a stool, stand on my back, and roll the barbell over my wrists and elbows to start the lift. These stools are misused for their intended purpose and can take an absolute beating. When I drop the bar, the stool hits a weight of over 90 pounds. But these things are as strong as…