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(4919 Customer Ratings)
(11 Walkstool Comfort XXL, Reviews)
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Weight: 2.35 pounds
Model: WA26
Manufacturer: Walkstool
Telescope Type: other-telescope-accessories
Model SKU: B0015A8DVM
walkstool xxl no worth the money
by David Brady
from concord ca, CA United States,
2010-02-08
bought the walkstool xxl in the fall. used it first time this weekend feb6, after less than five minute the upper section on one of legs snap in two. Since I'am more than 200lb below the stool 550lb limit i was stunned by its failure. what a piece of junk. the section didn't bend, it snapped in two. the maker of this junk gives a run around to this issue
It made my recent 9-12 trip to Washington DC. Possible
by Ray T
from Mapleville, Rhode Island United States,
2009-09-30
Recently went to the 9-12 march in DC. at times I forgot that I had my seat slung around my neck, " it is so light" . My other service buddies, with better legs, climbed the rest of the stairs at the Lincoln memorial, while I just rested a bit, Love the Walkstool, and might buy another shorter one for my wife. Excellent service from Amazon also. Ray T Rhode Island
Outstanding stool
by Shadekat
from PA, USA,
2009-08-10
This is an outstandingly made very sturdy but lightweight stool.
Be forewarned, do not buy the XXL size unless you have very long legs or needs for a rather tall stool, someone 6' tall will not find it comfortable, go with a smaller size.
Follow the instructions on use and this will last a LONG time through a lot of abuse.
Completely Satisfied
by T. N. TenBoer
from Thermopolis, Wyoming,
2009-08-02
I am 67 years old, overweight with a bad back. I bought this item based on previous reviews and I must say I am not disappointed. Although pricey, it is a sturdy item and I'm convinced capable of supporting more than my weight (270+). The thing I find most surprising: for a "stool" it is actually more comfortable to sit in, based on the feedback from my back and hips, than my Lazyboy.
The only complaint: the vendor that sent me the stool sent a 22" model instead of the 26" I ordered. Am I mad you ask? Not the least. I think the 26" model would have been too tall for my height which is a tad short of 6'. Things happen for a reason!
One more thing: I find that when the stool's legs are retracted, the stool is a bit too short to work on at that level...it's a bit too hard for me to stand up from that low a position. Stool's fault? Not at all, in fact I going to order the 18" model so I can tighten the lug nuts on my camper and then stand up without my knees screaming at me.
Good product? I think so, in fact I'm ordering one for my son who is a bow hunter and needs it for his hunting blind.
A real blessing
by J. Griffiss
from Weaselville,
2009-05-21
I have bad arthritis, and do volunteer work where I am on my feet for long periods of time. I usually ride my Harley to the events. This fits in my saddle bags and it works great, I really like the added height it makes it much easier to stand up and keeps me from squatting down to sit. I look forward to using it doing some action photography at the races as well. I may buy a second one so I can keep one in the car and one on the bike.