Ollieroo Metal Folding Step Stool, Wide One Step Stool with Non Slip Rubber Platform, 7 inch One Step Ladder, Max Load 330 lbs for Adults Kids, Portable Foot Stool for Kitchen Bedroom（Grey）

I’ve been using this step stool for six months. It’s a stable step I use in various pastures and woods to get into my horse trailer. I weigh just under 200 and no matter what the terrain this stool remains stable. Sadly it was run over by my trailer! (I’m just happy it wasn’t my fault) I’m ordering another one to replace it.

I moved into an apartment a couple of years ago and brought my 2-step utility stool with me. It was too cumbersome to use in this apartment, and I wanted to find something that gave me a boost without having to turn into a balancing act. I also wanted to be closer to the shelves I was trying to reach. This small but mighty step is perfect for me, and I recommend it highly to anyone who just needs a boost to reach the back of a cupboard or a high shelf. I gave my utility stool away and look forward to finding more uses for this sturdy stool. Oh, I gave it 4 stars in the rating questionnaire for folding flat because it is a bit of a battle for me to push in the prongs. It doesn't take up much space, so I am leaving it fully assembled and ready to use.

I have the three step version of this product, but it is very bulky (although it also folds up nicely). So, I wanted this product for less intensive tasks (where I'm pulling only light things down) like getting my sweaters from the top shelf of my closet now that it's winter here. It is so fast to unfold the legs on this that I can pull it out, use it and put it back in less than five minutes.This metal step is perfect when you're just about 8-10 inches out of reach of light objects. It folds into a very compact size which saves room for me in my living space. (I'm claustrophobic and I don't like clutter.)You pull each of the four legs out 90 degrees, holding a small round pin at the base of the leg in until the leg is fully extended. When the leg is fully extended, the pin will click, locking the leg in place so there's no chance of the step stool collapsing underneath you.It was very safe, sturdy (held an adult female-average height and build with zero wobbling) and compact (making storage easy). It is also easy to clean and very durable. It even has a little handle for carrying it while it's folded up!

I bought this stool to help my husband, who is disabled, get into and out of bed. It's a sturdy stool and bears his weight easily (~135 lbs), but the feet are slippery and don't "stick" to our hardwood floors. I was hoping for rubbery feet that wouldn't slip and slide. We ended up cutting up some non-skid rubber mesh that you put under rugs to keep them from slipping. We cut small pieces of that and tied it around the stool feet with rubber bands. That created a non-slip surface and the stool now stays in place. Sucks that we had to do that, though.

My husband and I are both extra large and we use it as our bottom step on our RV and We have had no problems getting in or out.

Bought this for our daughter in the kitchen while she is at the counter learning some life skills cooking. She was just a hair too short for the counter and this is just right. It’s wide enough you don’t feel like you’re falling off and we didn’t want any steps. Holds a ton of weight up to 250-300 pounds I believe. Folds up easy for storage.

My wife had hip surgery and was hard for her to get in bed, got the stool and works perfect for that, she’s recovered now but still use’s it, well worth the price!!

The media could not be loaded. It feels sturdy for the most part, but because of how the pins are, they are loose and with all the legs extended out, they wiggle a bit. When you stand on it, you can jiggle it a bit while standing on it. If you don't jiggle, it feels fine. I like how compact it is and that it's metal. Just wish it felt sturdier.