Workhorse XT Pair

Easy to set up. Great design, The second set of legs didn't come open as easy as they are tucked inside the main body. Solid and a great value.

Well made, sturdy, easy to set up and close, moderately light but weight is needed to ensure stability, incredible design allows multiple uses. Would recommend to any carpenter or woodworker. Like how compact they can become.

I never thought I'd be exceedingly pleased about owning a couple of saw horses. I mean, how utilitarian can you get? But, here I about to race about these saw horses, and for good reason. They do EVERYTHING they're advertised to do, and do it with ease! Stable, height adjustable, and EXTREMELY compact for storage, I couldn't ask for anything more. And, with the easy addition of a couple of equal length 2x4's they're designed to provide a frame for a very stable working surface!If you need a couple of saw horses for a paint job, or a woodcutting job, or just need to have a frame to support a large piece of wood or plastic that's to be used as a working surface, you absolutely cannot go wrong with these beauties!

No carry handle kinda tough to get the legs out. But I really like them for homeowner use. Sturdy and able to build a work table quickly with 4 2x4s.

I had been wanting these for a while, but I was hesitant due to the price. I finally picked them up when they went on sale, and I'm very happy with them. They are deploy quickly, and are very stable. And they take up very little space when they are folded back up. I don't regret my purchase at all. I did see some people complaining that the legs weren't installed properly on theirs, but both of mine were fine. I 100% recommend these for anyone that is in the market for sawhorses. Just watch your fingers when you're folding them back up.

I bought these after I watched a video on them and I have to admit I was a little skeptical, but I gave them a try anyway, I couldn't resist at that price. WOW am I glad I did! here are the main points:Set up - these really are very easy to set up. once you flip the lever the legs just drop down, then a simple step with your foot and they lock in place.Stable - Speaking of locking in place, I was so surprised when I put my full weight on them and rocked back and forth, they are rock solid. I guess they set up so easy I expected them to have some wobble. Not at all.Adjustability - this is a really nice feature and very well designed. You really do just grab the leg and pull. to retract, there is a big lever inside the leg once you pull that the legs slide back up. I didn't think I would use it very muchBrackets - I really like how you can drop two 2x4's into the brackets and they really lock together. it makes a really sturdy work station you don't have to worry about it tippnig over.Tall - I'm an average height guy, 5-11, but so many saw horses are so short. these are about waist high on me on the regular setting, then if I lift them it give another 4-5 inches, which is a lot more comfortable for working.Light - impressed how light these are. my previous "tough" sawhorses weighed a ton!In short, I am so glad I bought these sawhorses and I'm sure you will be as well. they're so easy to use, I use them more than I thought I would. A+++

There is a huge design flaw in the model with the adjustable feet. If one of the feet is extended by just one notch when closed, it can never be opened again. It will jam below the bolt for the other set of legs and the little adjustment button to move the feet up or down is not easily accessible from the closed position.You could disassemble the whole thing to take out the legs and adjust manually but for a product that’s all about ease of use, this ridiculous flaw makes it a non-starter.Mine arrived pre-jammed. One of the two had a set of legs bound up inside and unable to access.The legs also don’t drop down as fluidly as shown in the video. They’re heavy, clunky, and difficult to grip from the top, so again, the ease and fluidity of use in the video is not real.Also, the little tabs to adjust the feet are virtually impossible to operate without some kind of tool to jam in there - think hitting that impossibly small reset button on 90’s electronics.If you’re still, for some inexplicable reason, considering buying these I would say:A) get the model without the adjustable feet.B) be prepared for it to not work as well as it seems to in the videos.

I now have two pairs of these sawhorses and like that they do not wobble when working with them and easily fold up and transport. I use one set to hold up a solid core 3068 door which serves as my work bench in my garage.