Vertex Garden Rocker™ Original Comfort Seat™
This Seat Moves with You to Take the Strain Off Your Knees and Back
The Vertex Garden Rocker™ features an ergonomically-designed seat that subtly rocks with you as you bend and stretch. This movement reduces pressure on your knees and lessens strain on your lower back. Enjoy a comfortable full range of motion while you weed, prune, and harvest! The seat height easily adjusts from 11 to 14 inches to perfectly fit you and the task at hand. At just 3 pounds, the lightweight garden seat is easy to carry around but strong enough to support up to 220 pounds. This comfy seat is not just for gardening — it's a good choice for many tasks requiring you to work down low. The rust-free design sprays off for easy cleanup. The Vertex Garden Rocker™ Original Comfort Seat™ is proudly made in USA.Product Information
Product Features
- MOVES WITH YOUR BODY: Patented contoured base
- COMFORT: Adjustable height with contoured comfort seat
- BACK & BODY SOLUTION: Reduces strain on knees and back
- LIGHTWEIGHT & DURABLE: Weighs 3 pounds and supports up to 220 poundsDesigned, manufactured, packaged, and shipped in the USA
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Cynthia H
from ID
Great little garden stool
2019-10-30
I bought this when I was in my late 40s because I was having problems with being on my hands and knees. I use it at its lowest setting so I am closer to the ground and not bending my back so much. A dozen years later I am considering raising it up a little, as I am having a harder time getting up out of it. I like that I can sit on it in my 2 ft. wide paths side ways with plenty of room for my feet and rock forward on it to extend my reach.
Joseph Pilon, MD Retired Orthopedist
from WI
Great idea. Poor execution.
2019-06-17
I have a sitting stool from Walmart. I thought this rocker stool would be an improvement. Unfortunately, the stool is too short. I'm 80 and 5'8" post total knees with 120 of flexion in both knees. The stool, at maximum height, is too low for me. Attempting to sit in it, I fall backward onto my head in the garden X2. Wait until they revise it so the stool can be elevated another 4"