Lauren&Harold Garden Tool Organizer with 2 Stair Climbing Wheels,Garden Tool Stand,Garage Organization and Storage,Up to 38 Long-Handled Tools,Yard Tool Rack,Garden Tool Rack for Garage,Shed,Outdoor

It was easy to assemble, it hold everything, easy to more around, good quality

I like it, sturdy and easy to put together. Just a little small.

I organized what was a messy garage corner and a few shelfs of tools in only 15 minutes once assembled. Now, tools are easy to find and access. The "stair" wheels are great feature.For me I don't see a 50 ft length hose being stored on it when loaded with tools. However I can see this cart being used many different ways depending on the gardeners needs.

I got this for my husband to be able to organize his yard tools. It not only saves room in the tool shed, it's easy to pull where needed since it has wheels. We both love it and would recommend it. 😊

I have a very small utility room and with the tools for my yard it was getting difficult to find spaces in it. This was a great purchase. It was a little difficult to put together but once it was completed, I have all my tools in one location, and I can roll it to my front yard and elimanate the running back and forth. Would definitely recommend this product.

First, I do want to give credit for a cart that is overall well made, and looks nice.But it's way too small and if it is possible to get 38 long handle tools into the rack, you would have a heck of a time picking out individual tools that you would need.There are only eight slots that can accommodate real yard tools. All shovels and hard rakes have 2 inch handles, so beware that you can only put eight of such tools on this cart.All the other slots are for 1 in handles. They are so tightly packed together that while you could put 30 broomstick handles into those slots, if you actually had brooms and leaf rakes and mops, they are all bunched together at the top. See my pictures.Also the bottom rack that holds the handles in place, is not anchored to the frame. So when I wrestled a tool out of the carrier, the entire bottom rack lifted from the frame.When I lift a push broom out of the rack, it will catch on the rake or another tool. So as you feel an impingement, you have to go hunting for which tool is snagged onto another tool, so you can move it out of the way.The little shovel storage is also misleading. In their picture they have three identical miniature shovels sitting neatly. Nobody has tiny tools like that. I have a couple of smaller tools that can balance in there, but again they are of a size or there's no way you could put three on each side.If you look at their pictures, they do not show you a fully loaded cart. Everything is very sparsely populated, similar to somebody removing half the furniture of a house they are staging to sell.To truly be able to store as many tools as they say you can, this cart would probably have to be twice the size to give you a chance at spacing the tools apart from each other a little bit.I don't know if any other brand is any better. I'm betting they all are misleading. If you purchase this, I would plan on being able to store half the tools they say you can store. And especially understand that only eight handles of 2 in or more can be stored.

Kinda light really can't put shovels on it. Made for small tools.

I like the cart. If it wasn't missing an end cap it I would give it five stars.

Very pleased as to how much it holds and frees up space