Foldable Garden Kneeler and Seat with Tool Bag Pouch & EVA Gloves - Portable Gardening Bench for Men & Women - Perfect for Planting, Weeding & Outdoor Yard Work

My husband and I are both in our mid 70's, and I bought this garden stool for us to share. I maintain a large indoor garden in out basement where I grow almost all of our veggies and herbs. My husband does most of the maintenance outdoors which sometimes includes pulling weeds.Although my husband often uses a pad he has to kneel on for ground level maintenance, he has a hard time getting up from a kneeling position. By using this garden stool, he can use the handles on the sides to help him get to a standing position from his knees. For me, this garden stool is handy for spraying or trimming the lower branches of large plants. Prior to getting this stool, I was using a bucket or a large pot to sit on which wasn't very stable. Using this garden stool is so much nicer and safer.For indoor garden use, I like the pouch that attaches to the side leg of the stool to hold the tools I am using and also to hold the bottles of spray that I sometimes use. In the past, I had to either put them on the floor or try to work near a table I could put them on. I absolutely love the included glove that has the hard pointed fingers. It is so useful to loosen the top soil in the larger pots for aeration and even to move plants without damaging the roots. The large tool pouch has pockets for storing my hand tools to keep them handy, and even enough space to hold my spray bottles. I love the garden glove with the hard pointy fingers. Now I can loosen the top soil around my plants without getting dirt under my nails. This glove works much better than a small rake or my fingers.The only fault I can think of with this garden stool is that the pads for kneeling and sitting are very hard, in my opinion. They are not made for people that don't have enough natural padding on their butts. Even so, I can work with it. It's much better than sitting on a bucket.UPDATE 10/22/23:Tonight I was having pains in my upper hip and had to harvest a very large, 3 year old, Swiss Chard plant that is growing in my basement. This plant is in a 15 gallon pot that is on a plant caddy to move it. This plant has to be harvested leaf by leaf and takes a while to harvest the entire plant. Since I was experiencing pain in my upper hip, I decided used this Garden Stool to harvest the plant while sitting. Prior to this I had to stand to harvest this plant. It was so very nice, and much easier, to be able to sit while doing it. The pain in my hip subsided instead of getting worse.UPDATE 11/30/23:I found supplements that finally eliminated the back and hip pains, but I still used this bench to harvest the Swiss Chard and Umaina plants. Sitting on this bench made the harvest so much easier, but I did notice one negative point for this bench other than being too hard. Since the cover on the bench is plastic, sitting on it for any period of time causes you butt to sweat. A cloth cover and softer cushion would be a great improvement on this bench.I hope this review was helpful for you.